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princessmel @princessmel (670) • Canada 5 Feb 09

i have seasonal allergies. i get flu-like symptoms (runny and stuffy nose, itchy and watery eyes, lots of coughing) every year at the same time. it's always when the snow starts to melt. the doctor says it's from something called...

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Carolyn63 I used to take Alavert for allergies. However, with my blood pressure meds I noticed it makes me loopy so I don't take it anymore. Generally I use homeopaths now. They are usually about the size of a baby aspirin and they dissolve under your tongue. Something...

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princessmel @princessmel (670) • Canada 5 Feb 09

i have seasonal allergies. i get flu-like symptoms (runny and stuffy nose, itchy and watery eyes, lots of coughing) every year at the same time. it's always when the snow starts to melt. the doctor says it's from something called...

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Marcola I think I have allergies year-long. I use a nasal spray that kind of helps. It's OTC. Another thing you could probably due is make sure your place is nearly dust free and vacuum frequently. Hope this helps.

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princessmel @princessmel (670) • Canada 5 Feb 09

i have seasonal allergies. i get flu-like symptoms (runny and stuffy nose, itchy and watery eyes, lots of coughing) every year at the same time. it's always when the snow starts to melt. the doctor says it's from something called...

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bignik hi Princessmel , i am bignik and i live in italy ,i would like to help you ,there is a very good site on healthy lifestyle, which they only use natural remedies but they also say that when it is necessary we must consult a doctor, this site explains how we get...

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princessmel @princessmel (670) • Canada 26 Jan 09

i love to bake. everytime i make cake though, it comes out tasting a little bit too dry even when i use a cake mix. Does anyone have any tips for when i make cake to have it come out a little bit moister and not as heavy?

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ANTIQUELADY when i use a cake mix i had more oil than it calls for. i always put a half of cup of all instead of a fourth like most of them call for. i also cover them when they comeout of the oven & the steam helps moisten them. if i make it in a long pan alot of times i...

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princessmel @princessmel (670) • Canada 27 Feb 09

my twin girls were born on February 11. Elianna was 3 pounds. Isabella was 3 pounds 3 ounces. They were born 2 months early. The doctor told me they will still be in the hospital for about another month. he stated that the girls...

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vivasuzi Those are great names... different enough that they aren't going to be confused with one another, but still having a similar sound :) Too bad you can't stay at the hospital, but at least you know they are in good hands!!

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princessmel @princessmel (670) • Canada 27 Feb 09

my twin girls were born on February 11. Elianna was 3 pounds. Isabella was 3 pounds 3 ounces. They were born 2 months early. The doctor told me they will still be in the hospital for about another month. he stated that the girls...

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James72 Congratulations! You've chosen two very beautiful names too. I'm happy to read that they have no health issues and I hope that the days until they are ready to come home go very fast for you. I wish you all every blessing!

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princessmel @princessmel (670) • Canada 27 Feb 09

my twin girls were born on February 11. Elianna was 3 pounds. Isabella was 3 pounds 3 ounces. They were born 2 months early. The doctor told me they will still be in the hospital for about another month. he stated that the girls...

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littleone3 Congratulations I hope that your girls gain weight and are able to come home with you soon. They look so tiny its great that they have no health problems. I know how hard it can be having to leave your babies in hospital every night but I am sure the time...

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princessmel @princessmel (670) • Canada 27 Feb 09

my twin girls were born on February 11. Elianna was 3 pounds. Isabella was 3 pounds 3 ounces. They were born 2 months early. The doctor told me they will still be in the hospital for about another month. he stated that the girls...

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Chevee Congratulations, that is wonderful and it is good to know that both of them are healthy. I wish I could be there to help you enjoy this joyous birth. I have a set of twin grandboys I had to keep them while their mother (who was in the military) went over seas,...

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princessmel @princessmel (670) • Canada 27 Feb 09

my twin girls were born on February 11. Elianna was 3 pounds. Isabella was 3 pounds 3 ounces. They were born 2 months early. The doctor told me they will still be in the hospital for about another month. he stated that the girls...

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cndn420 hi princessmel, your daughters are beautiful! i don't have any children of my own at the moment but i can only imagine how hard it must be for you to leave them at the hospital every night, but the good news is that they don't have any health issues!!...

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princessmel @princessmel (670) • Canada 9 Feb 09

i got a deep fryer for Christmas. I have made ollie bollen (which is similar to miniature apple fritters). i've also made fried chicken. both have turned out very well. does anyone have any good recipes for other items?

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Carolyn63 I haven't seen them lately but I used to buy these battered yams that were about the size of hushpuppies. They were so delicious! Of course, so are hushpuppies. Great, now I'm hungry. Now, I've never had them, but I saw on TV that some restaurants actually...

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princessmel @princessmel (670) • Canada 9 Feb 09

i got a deep fryer for Christmas. I have made ollie bollen (which is similar to miniature apple fritters). i've also made fried chicken. both have turned out very well. does anyone have any good recipes for other items?

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ElusiveButterfly Hubby makes ollie bollen every year at Christmas/New Years. We use the deep fryer to make french fries too. The frozen ones come out nice and crisp when you use the deep fryer. We also make egg rolls using bean sprouts, chicken or shrimp. Sometimes we use...

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mjanne @mjanne (251) • China 6 Feb 09

If you are pregnant, do you want to give birth to twins or triplets? The best thing is you could have more kids in one time; And maybe the bad thing is that you have to spend more energy and money at the same time.

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mjanne @mjanne (251) • China 6 Feb 09

If you are pregnant, do you want to give birth to twins or triplets? The best thing is you could have more kids in one time; And maybe the bad thing is that you have to spend more energy and money at the same time.

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trinidadvelasco it had always been my wish that i would have a twin or a triplet. however, it never happened. the good thing about having a twin or a triplet is the fact that it requires only one pregnancy to be able to have the number of children that i would like to...

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princessmel @princessmel (670) • Canada 5 Feb 09

i have seasonal allergies. i get flu-like symptoms (runny and stuffy nose, itchy and watery eyes, lots of coughing) every year at the same time. it's always when the snow starts to melt. the doctor says it's from something called...

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explorations Seasonal allergies kick my butt if I don't take Clariton. I've been trying to find home remedies or herbal remedies that work as well, but I haven't found any. I don't like taking pills either, but I don't like going through these symptoms even more! LOL

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princessmel @princessmel (670) • Canada 5 Feb 09

i have seasonal allergies. i get flu-like symptoms (runny and stuffy nose, itchy and watery eyes, lots of coughing) every year at the same time. it's always when the snow starts to melt. the doctor says it's from something called...

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Aurone I have allergies like yours, only I allergic to mold, pet fur and different types of pollen. The only thing I know to do for allergies besides the pills, is to get a humidifier to ease your breathing at night, you can use mint to help clear your nasal...

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danishcanadian @danishcanadian (28955) • Canada 29 Jan 09

Today, January 30th 2009 is my 27th birthday! My husband and I are going to go out for dinner at The Greek Garden tonight, have coffee at The Second Cup, and probably go to the mall to that realy neat little chocolate store. I...

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youngsweetheart @youngsweetheart (772) • United States 28 Jan 09

My daughter has her very first loose tooth. Aside from being heartbroken at yet another sign of her growing up, I can't for the life of me figure out what the tooth fairy should leave her when the tooth finally falls out! When I...

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princessmel @princessmel (670) • Canada 26 Jan 09

i love to bake. everytime i make cake though, it comes out tasting a little bit too dry even when i use a cake mix. Does anyone have any tips for when i make cake to have it come out a little bit moister and not as heavy?

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sudalunts Whenever I make a box cake, it always come out so moist and good. I always add a package of pudding to the mix. I also use two large eggs and two heaping tablespoons of mayonaise. The cakes comes out perfect each time. When I first heard about putting mayo in...

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spoiled311 @spoiled311 (5500) • Philippines 27 Jan 09

hoorray! i am already 32 weeks pregnant! would you believe that? i learned about my pregnancy on the 5th and now i am almost there! time flies so fast. anyway, i just want to share with you what the baby has been doing inside...

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princessmel @princessmel (670) • Canada 26 Jan 09

i love to bake. everytime i make cake though, it comes out tasting a little bit too dry even when i use a cake mix. Does anyone have any tips for when i make cake to have it come out a little bit moister and not as heavy?

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explorations Each time I add an extra egg, the cake comes out moister and it rises up a little bit higher. I haven't had a dry cake problem ever since I started doing this.

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