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• 2 days ago

  What is the funniest/weirdest thing that happened to you in college?

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• 3 days ago

  How do you keep the spice in your relationship/marriage?

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• 5 days ago

  How would you welcome your significant other home?

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• January 12th, 2009

  My five yr old will be going to kindergarten in fall 09. What things did you look for in a teacher and a school?

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• January 7th, 2009

  For those in blended families- What are some of the biggest issues you faced and how did you as a family resolve them?

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• 11 hours ago

  What is the average age when a child is able to identify all the letters of the alphabet?

  My daughter started recognizing the letters at about 2 and a half. by 3 and a half she could say the alphabet. she just started kindergarten and they have been reading these short books and on the second week she got out her book and read the whole thing to me.she is like a little sponge and loves learning to spell new words and to read- might be from her momma since everyone will tell you i always have a book with me! it just depends on the child.
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• 1 day ago

  What are some symptoms I should be looking out for with my asthma?

  @sarah826 – if you have a serious attack you do not need to be driving yourself to the ER. The way you are describing your breathing now isn’t good. you shouldn’t have to worry about whether or not you might be on your way to an attack- that can make it worse. If you start to wheeze when you breathe, if your chest feels tight, some people have weird warning signs- if i am on the verge of a serious attack my chin starts to itch really bad. cause really if running, exercising is bothering your asthma then you need to have the inhaler so that you can pre-medicate yourself and avoid having an attack.
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• 1 day ago

  What are some symptoms I should be looking out for with my asthma?

  For me I always have my rescue inhaler and a back-up- there is always one in my purse and the extra one is in my bedside drawer. If you are having an attack Asthma can get very bad very quickly- i have been hospitalized around 27 times for it- intubated and put on a respirator two times and had a severe attack right when my daughter started kindergarten because she came home with a cold. In my later teens it did get alot better until age 27 when i got pregnant with my daughter and now it seems to be back to stay. You know your body best and if you feel that you are struggling to breathe I would do something- whether it be someone taking you to an ER or CPS but I also sense you don’t want to tear your family apart. keep in mind also that asthma can be bothered by stress and anxiety- mine can really get bad if i am under lots of stress. there are breathing exercises you can do to calm it down. if you are having to take many shallow rapid breaths then that is something that requires medical attention. 7 isn’t bad but each person is different.
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• 1 day ago

  What are some symptoms I should be looking out for with my asthma?

  I am 33 and have had severe asthma since the age of 2. Are you yawning or actually gasping for breath? how many breaths are you taking per minute? have you been near anyone with a cold, infection or that was sick? are you coughing at all? not only do i have severe asthma but my mom and stepdad are childrens’ lung docs.
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• 1 day ago

  Have you heard about the secret Nazi files?

  Thank-you for sharing this very interesting story. The segment about the gentleman who was one of two not to goto Dora was especially moving. For some reason someone drew a line through his name thereby saving his life and he didn’t know. that brought a tear to my eye.
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