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Eucalyptus @Eucalyptus (151) 15 May 12

I was reading a news article today which told that a judge in Somerset, UK, has ruled that urinating in public is not a nuisance if it is not seen or witnessed by anyone. Is this right though? Is it a nuisance? or do you...

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Eucalyptus I couldn't agree with you more about the partygoers Mike. I think a lot of this problem is due to our binge drinking culture and a lack of respect by the people who partake in it.

27 May 12

Eucalyptus @Eucalyptus (151) 15 May 12

I was reading a news article today which told that a judge in Somerset, UK, has ruled that urinating in public is not a nuisance if it is not seen or witnessed by anyone. Is this right though? Is it a nuisance? or do you...

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Eucalyptus Aw thanks haha. It was an awful experience but I'd rather have done that than take a leak in front of someone's house!

27 May 12

Eucalyptus @Eucalyptus (151) 17 May 12

A young girl of 15 years old died here in the UK (Birmingham) of tuberculosis, and her doctor failed to recognise the signs despite her history of TB. When she visited him looking frail, thin, lifeless and exhausted, he asked her...

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Eucalyptus On a separate note, I'm sorry to hear of our niece's experience with the NHS. The UK is blessed with a healthcare system that is free at the point of use and in such distressing economic times, meltdown in the Eurozone and a budget deficit to confront, it is...

27 May 12

Eucalyptus @Eucalyptus (151) 17 May 12

A young girl of 15 years old died here in the UK (Birmingham) of tuberculosis, and her doctor failed to recognise the signs despite her history of TB. When she visited him looking frail, thin, lifeless and exhausted, he asked her...

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Eucalyptus Either way, in this country where this girl died you can be struck off and have your licence permanently removed for behaving and treating patients according to personal prejudices. In my eyes he should be sent to prison, not only for what he's done but to set...

27 May 12

Eucalyptus @Eucalyptus (151) 17 May 12

A young girl of 15 years old died here in the UK (Birmingham) of tuberculosis, and her doctor failed to recognise the signs despite her history of TB. When she visited him looking frail, thin, lifeless and exhausted, he asked her...

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Eucalyptus I don't know if this was pulmonary TB or at what stage her infection turned into disease but you're a million percent right in that he should have checked her history, especially as she would have been considered part of a higher risk demographic group who had...

27 May 12

Bebs08 @Bebs08 (10681) • United States 13 May 12

I just can't get the right timing of how to deal with these people who have mental problems. It is very annoying because they can make up things and spread around making trouble. We have people like that in our group and sometimes...

people with mental problem

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Eucalyptus ^^ Couldn't agree more. Grade A comment!

17 May 12

Bebs08 @Bebs08 (10681) • United States 13 May 12

I just can't get the right timing of how to deal with these people who have mental problems. It is very annoying because they can make up things and spread around making trouble. We have people like that in our group and sometimes...

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Eucalyptus But you can't just treat all mental illnesses the same - talking to someone with narcisstic personality disorder would be totally different with being around those with schizophrenia...the comparisons here are endless. You haven't even said what mental health...

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Eucalyptus @Eucalyptus (151) 15 May 12

I see a lot of people smoking shisha in my city, I ahve even tried it myself a few times, but little did I know that whilst I smoked it, I could contract an infection or disease - even air-borne tuberculosis. To me, smoking a pipe...

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Eucalyptus They seem intriguing to those that have never seen one before. I think once you see a picture you will recognise it and may have even seen one somewhere.

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Eucalyptus @Eucalyptus (151) 14 May 12

Hello to all my fellow sleepers! Just a quick question to ask what non-medical solutions you use to stay awake and mange the levels of sleep you have. The basics are obvious - sleep hygiene, natural sunlight, a balanced diet,...

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Eucalyptus I do have deep sleep - I am a narcoleptic. Sleep studies have proven the lengthly periods of rapid eye movement. I never feel rested when I get up in the afternoon, I just have a really bad headache due to dehydration :(

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Eucalyptus @Eucalyptus (151) 15 May 12

I was reading a news article today which told that a judge in Somerset, UK, has ruled that urinating in public is not a nuisance if it is not seen or witnessed by anyone. Is this right though? Is it a nuisance? or do you...

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Eucalyptus This was in the 'outer city' so to speak, it was New Years Eve and nothing was open. The nearest loo was in the city, which happened to be where the only night buses were operating, which meant that I had to walk there anyway. It wasn't a country setting, just...

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Eucalyptus @Eucalyptus (151) 15 May 12

I was reading a news article today which told that a judge in Somerset, UK, has ruled that urinating in public is not a nuisance if it is not seen or witnessed by anyone. Is this right though? Is it a nuisance? or do you...

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Eucalyptus The urine is sterile when it leaves the body, once it has passed it is no longer sterile, and as Aschatria said, bacteria will begin to form. So really, your comparison with rain is a bit odd as neither are when they hit the ground. Not to mention UTIs! In...

17 May 12

Eucalyptus @Eucalyptus (151) 15 May 12

I was reading a news article today which told that a judge in Somerset, UK, has ruled that urinating in public is not a nuisance if it is not seen or witnessed by anyone. Is this right though? Is it a nuisance? or do you...

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Eucalyptus A squirrel doesn't take a dump in the middle of the streets around here, if they did then people would probably want something done about it! I really did need to go that badly to begin with - it was New Years Eve around 11pm and I wasn't too close to the...

17 May 12

Dominique25 @Dominique25 (9464) • United States 13 May 12

Would you buy your husband/partner something really expensive or take them somewhere that cost a lot if they didn't deserve it? I was thinking about planning a surprise weekend trip for my husband and I in July. All the things I...

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Eucalyptus Start being your own woman and just looking after yourself. When you don't wash his underwear or make him dinner, he will soon learn to grow up!

17 May 12

stardustcdsd @stardustcdsd (1856) • India 15 May 12

hi friends. a week ago when i knew about the john vs john match,i assumed laurinitis might use his GM power for some kinda underplay with john cena winning after all the suffering.lol. suddenly there was letter from the board...

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Eucalyptus You know what, I actually don't think it was Cole - although it would be damn funny if it did turn out to be him. Could it have been Triple H? At one point I thought it'd be Vickie Guerrero but that would never have worked. I reckon they a) didn't know who to...

17 May 12

edisonbanglos @edisonbanglos (389) • Philippines 15 May 12

As prices of commodities skyrocket and the inflation rate soars, you sometimes wish you have a salary that compensates well enough or more. But since asking for a higher salary or looking for a more lucrative job is not that easy,...

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Eucalyptus It sounds like you have a lot of ideas, and that's always a great way to start this process! Of everything you have listed, what do you enjoy most? Would you rather learn or build upon a new skill or use one that you already have?

17 May 12

MoonGypsy @MoonGypsy (4606) • United States 14 May 12

i have to take a few anti depressants as well as anti-psychotics for my medical condition. i take risperidone, selexa, and well butrin. i am pretty much going to discontinue the use of the well butrin, because it is actually...

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Eucalyptus Beware of caffeine and your intake, especially if you have problems with groggyness. Only consume caffeinated products when you're well hydrated, preferably with water. Details into the science of caffeine as a cause of tiredness is well documented on the...

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Eucalyptus @Eucalyptus (151) 14 May 12

I have huge problems with my feet. I have recurrent mortens neuroma in each web space on both of my feet. Every time one grows back, it has to get cut out. If they come back simultaneously, they all come out together. Because of...

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Eucalyptus Hi Deebomb and thanks for the welcome. This reply has been really enlightening, but I am so sorry that you've had to go through it, it sounds like you've had a really tough time! The exercise sound great, even the in-bed ones, so I am going to try a few. The...

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