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On 12/29/2021 at 5:17 PM, Soror said:
Yes, we did.
vit d
b vitamins
iron
thyroid panel
Celiac panel
hormones for female
D was low for male and has been added in. Hormones were wonky for female and mood improved dramatically with bc pills. Male is doing pretty well, not sure if that is the vit d or part was just situational, or time- it seemed to come on after having Covid. IDK
I also try to support my body in every possible way, because I understand that good health depends on it. But I believe that mental health is just as important as physical health, and lately I've been having trouble with that. Anxiety and stress have become a habit for me. I recently took a free anxiety test online and realized what I should work on. Because I realize that such a state is not the norm and it needs to be corrected.
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On 1/27/2021 at 7:05 PM, happi duck said:
On your original recommendation we went with Affinity and have been so happy with it!
I like these graphics programs. Firstly, that I can get them at an affordable price, and secondly because it's powerful and multifunctional tools. I don’t know if such software is used by professionals, but for me, as a beginner, it's just a godsend. Recently, I needed an ancient parchment background, and it was difficult for me to come up with some ideas on my own. Therefore, such sources are helpful in this regard.
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On 1/21/2021 at 1:08 AM, knitupstate said:
Hi Wendy - so interesting. I think I've been in a bit of a vacuum with our homeschool, so it's refreshing to read about your process and efforts. I will be taking the spring semester to regain some lost momentum with writing which will probably involve outsourcing writing. I think my kid will benefit from outside/objective feedback, too. I have Writing Revolution in a cart as I write, just in case.
I think after a long hiatus, everyone needs to restore the lost dynamics of writing. For me, any break is very noticeable in the quality of writing. Therefore, in such cases, I even need proofreading and correction of some points in my work. I refer to this source if I need to fix something or help writing https://supremedissertations.com/ But for me, it's important to get back to the same rhythm and work on restoring my writing skills.
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On 1/5/2020 at 6:40 AM, Shoes+Ships+SealingWax said:
Thanks for the thread; fortunately the local library system has this available as an ebook!
DS has been on a big writing kick this year and is beginning to want to “spice up” his sentences; we’ve been discussing expansion, the importance of a broad vocabulary, and the inclusion of phrases. I was already planning to incorporate both Killgallon and IEW, both of which it seems are referenced in the book or have a more-or-less parallel approach.
Look forward to discussing it with you all!
I also used e-books a lot in the college library. This is a great opportunity to find books that don't have in the library. I had to deal with this often since my specialty involved the frequent writing of research papers, and the topics were very varied.
Regardless of what specialty you choose for your future education, you still have to write research papers. No, not even that. You will have to write tons, mountains, and avalanches of research papers, and very often you will not even fully understand what you are writing about.
What is the effect and result of this education? Yes, of course, you will learn to work at the limit of your capabilities, stay awake for several days in a row, but still move your legs and connect words into sentences. However, is this what we expected from our college education?
Personally, I expected more interesting tasks and a cooler pastime. But it turned out that the only thing I can afford is sometimes to go to bed a little earlier in order to have at least some level of efficiency the next day.
College is exhausting. Having to constantly write essays, quizzes, tests, research papers and everything else is exhausting as well. But we, students, know how to find practical ways out of the situation when we really need it.
In the first year of study, it was a mystery shrouded in darkness. I briefly heard that some guys seek help from specialized companies that hire freelance specialists to help students with their homework. But I didn’t know where to look for this help, and how I could entrust my homework to someone. After all, I will also have to explain what I have written to my professor. I decided to google this question. The first page of the SERPs brought me to the research paper writing services reviews platform. I studied many companies and their offers and decided to give a chance to the one with the best rating among the students. And it worked. I address them once a week and finally feel calm and happy.
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On 6/5/2019 at 2:29 PM, Innisfree said:
It's been many years since I read Please Don't Eat the Daisies as a teen, but the reviews on Amazon suggest it's held up well. Very funny stories about kids, the dog and suburbia, as I recall, and 1950s vintage cleanliness. I remember giggling aloud until my mother came over to see what I was reading and smiled in agreement.
https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/0449240991/ref=cm_cr_arp_mb_bdcrb_top?ie=UTF8
A very light and positive book. It is definitely worth introducing children to this reading.
Often there is not enough of this positive in real life, as well as time for reading your favourite books. Especially during many tasks that sometimes have to be delegated https://www.topwritersreview.com/reviews/iwriteessays/ Here is a review of a site that I can trust this. Thus, I can free up time for my favourite activity.
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I've also been thinking about creating a YouTube channel for a long time, I would add my video performances there.
While I'm just learning how to shoot and process video, I don't know if I'm ready for a larger audience, except for my friends, but I would still like to try.
Although the video processing is not very good, I don't understand anything about it and as for me, it turns out to be amateur filming.
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On 11/29/2020 at 7:26 PM, saraha said:
I am looking for some help writing the description part of my blog to maximize searchability, https://snappymeals.blogspot.com/
This is a passion project of mine, not something I am trying to make money from, just trying to put something helpful into the world. I am crash course learning about blogs (learned how to link to other peoples blogs and not have it be a huge string of letters today! Yay!) but everything I try to write just sounds weird and forced. If anyone is interested in looking at my blog and offering some tips, I really appreciate it!
Thanks!
You can try to find blogs on a similar topic and study them. This will help you with fresh ideas and inspiration for your blog. You can try using the manner of description they use, and it'll also help the information to sound more natural, and not tense and formulaic. I recently found useful content on a similar SEO blog and learned important lessons for myself. Maybe this will help you with ideas and content for your site.
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I like Leslie Sansone walking workouts, that can be found in the public domain, including on YouTube.
I like different types of activities, and I often try something new, although I prefer weightlifting. I'm just getting ready for the weightlifting competition. I prepare with the male training program on torokhtiy.com The program is designed for comprehensive preparation for this type of competition and lasts twelve weeks. I have already set goals and objectives that I want to achieve with this. Besides, I received nutritional advice and several diet examples, which greatly simplified my entire preparation period.
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On 10/13/2020 at 1:39 PM, Quill said:
*light-hearted thread alert. I know there are bigger problems in the world.
I mean, he knows it. But I think he just really wants to be able to sing. He may even think, as his mother used to say, if he just keeps practicing, he’ll be able to. But I really wish he would just give the heck up.
He plays guitar and it sounds good, but he really wants to sing the songs, too. This is roughly bearable if he’s trying something like, Pride and Joy; faster songs that are not that melodic anyway. Recently, though, he’s been learning to play Unchained Melody and, I’m sorry but, if you can’t sing, you sure as hell can’t sing Unchained Melody.
Where are my noise-cancelling headphones...
He is lucky that he can play the guitar.
I have no hearing and as a child, I played the piano. It turned out ridiculous, and I was never among the best. After studying for three years, I refused to attend classes, after that, I decided that everything related to music is not for me. But my brother inherited talent from our father. They both play the guitar well and they fond everything related to it https://www.guitarguide.xyz/the-best-clip-on-tuner/ You also can find this source useful, especially since he is good at playing the guitar. And the issue of singing can still somehow be resolved. Sometimes long practice can give results.
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I'm happy to be a part of the community!
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Hello! I'm also new here. Nice to meet you!
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I'm very grateful for the book recommendations. I love various literature, but lately, I prefer books that help me in my learning process. Moreover, recently I've been got serious and responsible tasks based on medical research. And I found a source that can help https://www.nursingpaper.com/evidence-based-practice-writing-service/ Thanks to this, I can improve the quality of my work and finish on time.