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RebeccaScarlett @RebeccaScarlett (2532) • Canada 28 Dec 10

I am a new mom, and new to having to stretch money as thin as I have to now. I am unable to go back to work just yet because of an injury, and my husband is having trouble keeping a job. Right now the only way for us to avoid...

food

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gambama Carrots are even more versatile. You can bake them into a cake, grated with either o.j. or mayonnaise they make a great salad, and they can be glazed.

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ruperto @ruperto (1552) • Philippines 4 Dec 10

"We cannot change anything until we accept it. Condemnation does not liberate, it oppresses." Carl Jung What do you think ?

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gambama We are definitely not starting with indifference. We do accept the REALITY of a situation. We are not accepting the situation as good. Understanding as in knowing why someone probably acted as sh/e did, definitely. Understanding as in saying that every...

1 Jan 11

RebeccaScarlett @RebeccaScarlett (2532) • Canada 28 Dec 10

I am a new mom, and new to having to stretch money as thin as I have to now. I am unable to go back to work just yet because of an injury, and my husband is having trouble keeping a job. Right now the only way for us to avoid...

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gambama I'm glad I could give you a constructive idea. Since your husband is home and a good cook, there are many ways to save. *Do you remember the story "Stone Soup"? See what scraps you have at home, including bones. A good hearty soup can be cheap and filling...

30 Dec 10

gambama @gambama (90) 5 Dec 10

Mylotters- My question is posed to both the able bodied and the less able among us. How do you know what your limits are? How do you know how to stop before you get sick? I suffer from a chronic lung disease that always has...

chronic illness

limits

strength

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gambama I find your response interesting. The artificial hip seems not to actually be very important. Do you allow for it in any way? I find that line "eventually it will all become easy because I am always looking for ways to increase my strength" inspiring. I...

18 Dec 10

saimrajput @saimrajput (426) • Pakistan 19 Nov 10

i think we can happy the sad peoples by helping the via share their sarrow, telling them about the joyness of life, and take them personal time , and help them which kind of help they wants? what you think friends how we can bring...

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gambama Sharing helps, but I think concrete help helps more.

7 Dec 10

gambama @gambama (90) 5 Dec 10

Mylotters- My question is posed to both the able bodied and the less able among us. How do you know what your limits are? How do you know how to stop before you get sick? I suffer from a chronic lung disease that always has...

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gambama Hmm...I never thought of 31 as old.My problem is that at my age (in my 50's) and with my health, I can't fool myself.

6 Dec 10

Proud Dad of Twins :) @primeaque86 (8108) • Philippines 21 Nov 10

Okay, I want you to kindly answer me, in your own smart opinion, do you try to ignore things? Oh, that one... I don't understand when some people just try to ignore it... Can bringing it out helps? Sometimes i try to ignore...

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gambama It is a good practice at bedtime to review ones day. I ask myself- 1. What have I done toward my goals today? 2. How have I helped others today? In the morning I ask myself- 1. What are my goals for today? 2. what solutions have I come up with?

28 Nov 10

Proud Dad of Twins :) @primeaque86 (8108) • Philippines 21 Nov 10

Okay, I want you to kindly answer me, in your own smart opinion, do you try to ignore things? Oh, that one... I don't understand when some people just try to ignore it... Can bringing it out helps? Sometimes i try to ignore...

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gambama That is my point. Stopping to think does not have to take long. But, using your intelligence can prevent many problems. Asking questions of yourself is the best way to decide- especially if there is a decision if to act or not.

25 Nov 10

Pur3Rep0se @Pur3Rep0se (12) • United States 23 Nov 10

I thought I would start a discussion about what are the "lights" in your life. Life can be difficult and drag you down. Because of this, I had started a new, positive habit. I've been doing this habit since late 2005. I cultivate...

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gambama I'm glad you like my list. Today I would add the fact that my daughter has a loving mother-in-law. It's good to remember the small pleasures of life. For that I would add my table top garden in my living room (I live in an apartment).

25 Nov 10

macdingolinger @macdingolinger (10385) • United States 21 Nov 10

A friend of mine came by the other day and observed that I did not have a lot of canned goods in my cabinet. Well, I don't eat a lot of prepared foods, so that's why! But they went and bought all kinds of stuff! I told them thank...

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gambama @barehugs-This is a classic case of "do not judge your friend until you have been in his place". @macdingolinger- I understand the situation much better now. Your friends, knowing your past, were concerned that you don't have enough to eat. How loving of...

22 Nov 10

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angelic123 @angelic123 (1108) • United States 18 Nov 10

What should you do to cure LBM? What is a home remedy for that? I know you have to stay hydrated when you have LBM and my mom told me to eat plenty of apples and banana to harden the stool. What other measure should be done? Is...

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gambama Powdered simply does not brew well, and stays in the bottom of the cup. It tastes less good,

20 Nov 10

kizao2009 @kizao2009 (67) • India 15 Nov 10

the world suffers, 176 millions or 3% of the world population were suffering from diabetes.it is just a deficiency of low blood sugar or either high blood sugar in the cell which lead cells fail to use insulin properly,.letting...

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gambama Diabetes when diagnosed and treated is an obnoxious disease. Unfortunately, untreated it can be dreaded- side effects include amputations and people do die from it- or from neglecting it.

18 Nov 10

dismalgrin @dismalgrin (2604) • United States 18 Nov 10

Well, I just found out that I have two months and then my mom is kicking me out, place to live or not. I currently get 600 dollars a month, I might be able to fix it so that I get closer to 700 a month, but I wouldn't bet on it....

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gambama if you are a veteran, take advantage of all the benefits. My son-in-law is an Israel army veteran, and benefits have made all the difference the last few months. In fact, investigate what else you are entitled to. Do you get student discounts anywhere?...

18 Nov 10

dismalgrin @dismalgrin (2604) • United States 18 Nov 10

Well, I just found out that I have two months and then my mom is kicking me out, place to live or not. I currently get 600 dollars a month, I might be able to fix it so that I get closer to 700 a month, but I wouldn't bet on it....

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gambama Relatives are not good if you are going to have to suffer later. Payment is not just money. Try to think creatively.In other words, don't ask "what item do I need?" but ask "what function do I need?" Often one discovers substitutes.

18 Nov 10

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gambama @gambama (90) 13 Nov 10

Hello friends, Reading and observing people, I came to the conclusion that the key to success in life is having people believe in you and your abilities. if you don't have that, you will fail in life, maybe even going as far as...

belief

empowerment

success

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gambama And do they believe in you, too?

14 Nov 10

gambama @gambama (90) 13 Nov 10

Hello friends, Reading and observing people, I came to the conclusion that the key to success in life is having people believe in you and your abilities. if you don't have that, you will fail in life, maybe even going as far as...

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gambama I was a good student. Not one of the best in my class, but still good. (2nd rank?) Skills and alertness together make opportunities.

14 Nov 10

gambama @gambama (90) 13 Nov 10

Hello friends, Reading and observing people, I came to the conclusion that the key to success in life is having people believe in you and your abilities. if you don't have that, you will fail in life, maybe even going as far as...

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gambama I like that attitude. it seems that for some people though,they need someone else to give them the support or they won't take that first step.

14 Nov 10

gambama @gambama (90) 13 Nov 10

Hello friends, Reading and observing people, I came to the conclusion that the key to success in life is having people believe in you and your abilities. if you don't have that, you will fail in life, maybe even going as far as...

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gambama I think the next question is how to learn to believe in yourself. Do you need someone else's belief first, or can you do it even without others' belief?

14 Nov 10

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