kbordson

Natural family planning is a valid form of contraception... for most. But, we (or at least you) are men of action.... lies do not become us. This form of birth control involves abstinence... are there ANY skydivers that believe in ABSTINENCE?! (But... if you choose to say "nope, I wouldn't touch ANY of those skybabes in that there other thread... you know the one.... if she was ovulating." Then the answer would be - the safest days are post-ovulatory. But do you know when she is post-ovulatory? It's an easy answer... it's when she doesn't want to have sex with you. )

I think that question might require collaboration between myself and counselor lawrocket... but he's busy in that rack thread. To answer my side of that question - I'm assuming that you're asking if it is a defensible motive for her to use - not you - and that it was a bilateral salpingo-oopherectomy and that she is a thinner and trim woman in which case, her production of estrogen is decreasing. The current recommended treatment for this is FLOWERS AND CHOCOLATE AND HUGS AND BREAKFAST IN BED AND LOVE LETTERS AND LOTS OF SAYING "AS YOU WISH." The prior practice of synthetic hormones just gave lawyers too much to do... and then they couldn't help with other necessary functions.

It's a veg-a-table.

Line 1? Line 2? Line 3? No body there?... thanks to lawrocket, they're all fixated on the compiled list in the "name the rack" thread -not that I know anything about non-medical things like that. It was for research purposes that I looked in there.

Guarapo de caña.

Long, hard {{{{{{{HUG}}}}} you know... the kind where you don't let go first.

Including my 5 years as a labor and delivery nurse, time as a medical student and resident, and time as a practicing physician: Over a thousand. And hopefully EVERYONE of them will be wonderful lil members of society that won't hurt no-ones and will be nice to everybodies!!

aaahh, another ayn rand freak

Fantastic job, Amber!!

Contagious? You mean that if one person is doing something naughty... then another sees that... then that person starts doing something naughty as well? Then you have to get a third person to video said naughtiness? That kind of contagious? So are you saying that you are wanting to contract said condition or wanting to know how to avoid seeing others with said condition? I already did catch it - and whether I want to see naughtyness being committed would depend on the perpetrators. Now what does that make me? Infected. But... selectively infected. Yeah. Sorta like the monday morning flu's.

Blood Rhum!!!! but I don't think that posting the plans on dz.com will be all that sneaky like.... maybe that is why your computer is slow.... it's trying to tell you "SHUSH!"

Maybe it's because the voices in your head are more quiet during the Jeopardy theme songs. They just want to watch Alex... so SHUSH!

That is honestly a hard question. From a young hatchling, I just wanted to help peoples... and I LOVE learning.... so it all fell into place in time.

I've heard of fatalities resulting from an infart ...or was it "infarct"... ? Or are you thinking of acute angina.... or was it a cute vagina? And cute vaginas don't fart... they queef.

LisaH is a WONDERFUL spirit.... the fact that her physical appearance matches her sparkling personality is just a bonus.

Rum? There's still other rum out there?! Where!? And, ya know... I've never had a rum runner from a certain said individual either.... hmmmmmmmmmmm Seriously though... where's the rum? Screw the rum, I just want to see this certain someone. Are you sure that you don't want to screw the....

25-80%? Nice statistics... What could account for the 55% they are unsure of? (I don't make up the statistics... I let someone else do that) Anyway... Could there be an underlying reason for the amount of naughty threads started by certain people on DZ.com coughiluvtoflycough? Could there be a medical condition which would explain it? Seems to be contagious as well.. Contagious? You mean that if one person is doing something naughty... then another sees that... then that person starts doing something naughty as well? Then you have to get a third person to video said naughtiness? That kind of contagious? So are you saying that you are wanting to contract said condition or wanting to know how to avoid seeing others with said condition?

Rum? There's still other rum out there?! Where!? And, ya know... I've never had a rum runner from a certain said individual either.... hmmmmmmmmmmm Seriously though... where's the rum?

depends on the size, location and future scar desires. easiest is to just cut it off, then use silver nitrate at the base. But... that wouldn't necessarily be "best" cuz you wouldn't have a path report confirming that it truly was benign.

Forty Two. But I have no idea what that means... besides maybe what is six times seven? or how many roads must a man walk down? or.... Seriously though... I don't really know the purpose. Nor do I know the whys of death. I've considered them a lot... but still have no answers. (besides 42)

Dear LiL you do know that there are MULTIPLE threads on women showing T&A... and MANY of the fine ladies on this site have donated images that would be quite appealing.... my question is why are you focusing on the male privy part thread?

The common cold is an upper respiratory infection; most common of the causes are the rhinoviruses (25-80% of cases), followed by coronaviruses (10-20%), influenza viruses (10-15%), and adenoviruses (5%). Rhinoviruses: The incubation period is 12-72 hours, averaging 8-16 hours after viral inoculation of the nose. Symptomatic complaints 2 hours after viral inoculation have been described. Symptoms generally last 7-11 days, although they persist up to 2 weeks in a quarter of patients. Rarely, patients complain of lingering symptoms that last more than 30 days. Rhinoviral transmission occurs with close exposure to infected respiratory secretions, including hand-to-hand, self-inoculation of eyes or nose, and, possibly, large- and small-particle aerosolization. The virus has been cultured from the skin after up to 2 hours and after up to 4 days on inanimate objects in ideal conditions. Donors are typically symptomatic with a cold at the time of transmission, and virus is detected on their hands and nasal mucosa. source so... basically... someone lied to you. Make them wash their hands.

I tend to agree. However, as a consumer--and present member of Angie's List--I have written all positive reviews. I have found in my area far more positive than negative reviews. Far more "A" or "B" rated companies than anything less. When I am delivered exceptional service, I want to share that experience and have as many people as possible be delivered the same. I truly want to support that particular service provider and have them reap the benefits of taking pride in their work and producing quality. I have not commented negatively mostly due to my negative experience being "common" and unfortunately "accepted". Why is it acceptable when I make a doctor's appointment it will ALWAYS be at least an hour later when I am first moved to the room and than at least 15 minutes after that before I am seen? I do not comment about such experiences because, isn't that true for all doctor's offices? And such things might even be forgivable and a non-issue. I want to hear about the issues and how someone was treated with respect to those. Personal experience right here. I like to think that I give compassionate and detailed care to my patients. I honestly research the less common diagnoses for my patients and print off information from pubmed or other reliable websites. I do a bit of teaching. The majority of my patients are medicaid... and I prefer that. But I do get some people that I CAN NOT please. You ask specifically about waiting for doctors.... Let me give you a day in the life. As an employed physician (not a partner), I don't have as much control over my schedule, but generally I am double booked on 15min intervals. I am ADAMANT that new patients are NOT double booked (but it still happens). But... even a simple OB visit (pregnant patient) isn't always "simple" - what if she starts crying cuz her boyfriend just left her? What if she has a LIST of questions about epidurals and inductions and ....? What if you have to try to explain to a young 17year old about getting her first pap smear? Or a new diagnosis of HPV or Chlamydia? What if you wrote for meds on the last visit, but this time she has a long list of excuses about why she didn't get it filled... and now you have to stress the importance of treatment? What if the woman has gestational diabetes? What if the other patient was 15min or 30min or more late ... and she's is term so you can't turn her away? And YOU, as a patient, have a 11:15 appt.... so how many patients were ahead of you? 12 to 18 or so... and each one, if she took an extra "just a minute" would be added up to an hour by that late morning appt. There are days that I JUST finish my morning clinic to start the afternoon.... And that's not even counting having to leave for a delivery or an ER admit.... Yes, it sucks waiting... patients get mad, the nurses get mad.... but the patient that I'm with at the time is important too... and could YOU see yourself walking out of an exam room with a crying patient.... and it's only going to get worse. But I have been burned on websites that are venting blocks for mad (and sometimes unreasonable patients). I had one patient that I helped her achieve pregnancy with the more basic ovulation induction medications. I monitored her closely, she had a normal progesterone (so I did not suppliment), but even with all of that she miscarried at 8-10w... and she claims that I "killed her baby." Another patient was one that transfered to me at 12w, I saw her three times... and one the first visit got the history that she had previously had a myomectomy (removal of a fibroid). So I tried to contact that physician, sent a letter, got her chart, but it didn't have the op note. Her next visit, I had her sign to get the op note from the hospital, got the op note, but the surgeon didn't specifiy whether it was displacing the endometrial cavity or not, so I had to contact him personally... Got that done the day before her third meeting with me. At her third meeting, I told her that she would not need a cesarean, but she had already gone on line (prior to visit) and slammed me for not having had the information... and then she transferred again to someone else. You can not please everyone... and as stated above, TYPICALLY only those with an ax to grind take the effort to slander or malign.

I have no idea why you would!!! Now you need a spankin! My post was kinda half joking and "perpetuating this whole self-deprecating cycle." as she stated in her original post. But back to low self esteem, I can relate to lawrocket's post. I think that he did a WONDERFUL job expressing the point of not wanting to be narcissistic. There is ALWAYS room for improvement - even the most beautiful woman could make this improvement or that.... confidence is good, but arrogance is bad. Where is that line though? That is the hard part. Body image issues - add all the parental and peer influences, all the press representations and then the personal experiences (like I was told when I was younger that I could "NEVER" be a professional model because my eyes were too far apart, and I'm not all enough and blah blah blah..... and I was referred to as "healthy" - I mean SERIOUSLY .... "healthy"!? Cows are "healthy.") and in ANYBODY, you get a lower self-esteem. And Bill (happythoughts), I LOVE that line. But... doesn't it depend on the doctor?

I hope you both had a WONDERFUL time!!!!