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Friday, 20 November 2009
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Have A Child With An Anxiety Disorder?
I am eighteen years old and unlike the normal teenager i'm not begging my parents to let me go out....I'm begging them to let me stay in.
I have struggled with all forms of anxiety and anxiety symptoms. Right now i am afraid of going in cars, getting sick in public, using public restrooms, catching H1N1, having a heart attack, 2012, the ocean, planes, developing any illness that makes me unable to breathe or die suddenly, suffering brain damage from a concussion, calling my boyfriend, crossing state borders, waiting in lines or even going anywhere over 5 minutes of my house.....I think you get the idea.
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Children and Cholesterol Medication?
Childhood obesity is a hot topic and a real concern in America these days. The problem is only growing and health officials and parents alike have been debating about what course of action to take in both prevention and treatment. With obesity, comes a slew of health problems including high cholesterol. Unfortunately, children are not exempt from this side-effect of obesity. Recently, I read an article concerning this topic on RealAge titled “Should 8-Year-Olds Be Popping Cholesterol Pills?” and it got me to thinking.More Here...
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Fun And Easy Recipe: Lemon Curd with Meringue
Guest post from Six Flower Mom
We were recently given some lovely fresh lemons as a gift. I wanted to make something special with them so here is what I did, it was so yummy!
Perfect Lemon Curd (recipes from AllRecipe.com)
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Inside Kourtney Kardashian's Baby Registry
No word yet on whether Kourtney has taken any of our suggestions for her baby registry, but here's what we did find on her registries at Bel Bambini and Babies "R" Us (we guess no one told Kourtney she could consolidate her multiple registries with MyRegistry.com!). More Here...
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My Little Miracle - An Endearing Tale of Babyhood!
I hold him in my arms,
watching his small face break out into a smile.
He plays with his hands,
pointing and trying to talk.
He laughs when I tickle him,
he squirms when I have to change him.
He doesn't smile when he's hungry,
he stares at the kitchen. More Here...
momaroo
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