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		<title>Why am I like this and is it going to take a toll on me after the baby is here. 33 weeks pregnant?</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[And with our first. The last couple of days I have just felt really sad and not wanting to do much at all. I am just really emotional. I was like this at the begging of the pregnancy to and then I had a bit of depression then too. I was wondering is this going [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>And with our first. The last couple of days I have just felt really sad and not wanting to do much at all. I am just really emotional. I was like this at the begging of the pregnancy to and then I had a bit of depression then too. I was wondering is this going to effect me after I have the baby? Like for the postpartum like will I go into a depression?</p>
<p>Thanks for the answers in advance</p>
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		<title>This is about postpartum depression and drug addiction?</title>
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		<pubDate>Mon, 11 Oct 2010 14:42:23 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Your Question Get answers from millions of real people.? Hi my name is Amber and I am desperate for help for my 31 year old sister. She is in jail right now on very serious charges of child endangerment and possession of a controlled substance. She has two boys a 3 year old and a [...]]]></description>
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Hi my name is Amber and I am desperate for help for my 31 year old sister. She is in jail right now on very serious charges of child endangerment and possession of a controlled substance. She has two boys a 3 year old and a 2 year old. When her first son was 3 months old she found out she was pregnant again. Her body, hormones and emotional state of mind never recovered from her first pregnancy before she was pregnant again. She went into a serious case of postpartum depression. Work was out of the question for her because of these two young babies. She never got to enjoy her first son like what I feel she should of because of the youngest needing so much attention being a new born. She began to self medicate with xanax and it did seem to help at first but it soon became a very bad problem The father worked offshore and was gone all the time to support his family..Her and the kids and the father lived with us in Fl until about 6 months ago and we all knew how depressed she was so he moved them out to Ala in a beautiful home and tried to give them a better life. This really made it worst because now her and the kids are all alone out their and she no longer had her family and friends . She sunk more into her depression and into her <a href="http://www.depressionduringpregnancy.org">medication</a>. Things quickly took a turn for the worst. She got caught with some painkillers and got arrested for driving under the influence with her children in the car. She went to jail and we bailed her out and she was ordered to probation and something called drug court where she had to do a urine test once a week. We thought this would stop her and scare her straight&#8230; It did not&#8230; She went to a doctor who come to find out he is what you call a script doc who writes scripts for cash. She got prescription for loritabs and xanax. She let the drug court people know that she got her scripts and she thought she found a way to beat the system.. They also made her attend drug classes she only told them about her xanax and failed to mention her loitabs which is a pain killer because that what she got caught with so if they found out about them they would make her stop taking them. Needless to say they tested here there and she failed for the hydrocodien (loritabs) if the truth was known she was probably nodding out from her xanax and they tested her and of course she was dirty. So, now she violated her probation. She went to jail that day but was allowed to be signed out until her court date this coming Jan. Well, with all this trouble she has gotten in her head is really messed up and let me mention my sister has never been in trouble before this. Drugs have made her a totally different person. She was a straight A student growing up. A very reasonable person and a loving mother as time went on a the drug dependency got worst. I&#8217;m sad to say but the pills became number one for her. To get to my point . Last week she was arrested for leaving her 3 year old son in the car strapped into the seat belt in the car asleep in her drive way over night. The car door was left open and he was left in there for about 12 hours over night when a neighbor found him and called the police. They found her passed out on the hall way floor in her house closed to a overdosed and her 2 year old was on the couch a sleep. I believe she got the 2 year old out and was going back to get the 3 year old and passed out that&#8217;s why the door was left open. Words cant describe the anger we felt towards her for doing this. She could have killed him. We have left her in jail for what she has done to her kids. But she needs HELP desperately she is now possibly facing prison for what she has done but my sister never in her right mind do this to her kids. She loves those boys more then life its self and they love their mommy just the same . They were together 24-7 their whole life. This has ruined all of our lives. We have her children and they are fine. Lucky they are so young they dont understand what is happening and hopefully it wont scare them because I believe they wont remember this. I dont feel she needs prison but a rehab. At Least a year or longer. She is sick and anyone who knows about drug addiction knows it is a disease and a sickness. At that point she was incapable of taking care of them and passed out. She was probably close to dieing herself. I&#8217;m not sure but we have heard that she mixed methadone with her xanax that night. That is a deadly combination and she almost killed her children and herself. We need advice on what to do to help her get the help she needs. We wont get her out of jail because we know she has to pay for what she did to them babies but prison is not the answer. I feel that will only make it worst and not help the underlying problem of the depression that turned into a horrible drug addiction. This story has been all over the news radio and the papers here in Fl and Ala. You can go to Baldwin county in Alabama news website and</p>
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		<title>could this have lowered the effectiveness of my birth control?</title>
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		<pubDate>Sun, 26 Sep 2010 15:05:57 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[I&#8217;ve been on the Implanon arm implant birth control for 2 yrs. Ive been feelin some pregnancy symptoms lately. i take maca root powder for my depression but it also is used for helpin women get pregnant. Could this have interferred with the effectiveness of my birth control? I also heard if you are pregnant [...]]]></description>
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some pregnancy <a href="http://www.depressionduringpregnancy.org">symptoms</a> lately. i take maca root powder for my<br />
depression but it also is used for helpin women get pregnant. Could this have interferred with<br />
the effectiveness of my birth control? I also heard if you are pregnant on this implant it<br />
wont show up on an at home test&#8230;has anyone gotten pregnant on implanon?</p>
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		<title>WOULD THIS CAUSE ANY PROBLEMS DURING PREGNANCY? PLEASE ANSWER!! :)?</title>
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		<pubDate>Fri, 17 Sep 2010 15:33:49 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[I would really love to have a child in my near future, but I have some issue&#8217;s that I fear may cause me some complications&#8230;I suffer from anxiety/panic attacks, depression, &#038; hypochondria. I take medication for anxiety/depression, &#038; go to counseling for it as well, along with my hypochondria. My blood pressure tends to go [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I would really love to have a child in my near future, but I have some issue&#8217;s that I fear may cause me some complications&#8230;I suffer from anxiety/panic attacks, depression, &#038; hypochondria. I take <a href="http://www.depressionduringpregnancy.org">medication</a> for anxiety/depression, &#038; go to counseling for it as well, along with my hypochondria. My blood pressure tends to go up when I&#8217;m under stress, so this is also another issue I&#8217;m concerned about&#8230;Like I said, I&#8217;d really love to have my own child, but do you think all of this would be too much for me to handle? (mentally)&#8230;I don&#8217;t really have that much trouble with depression, &#038; here lately I&#8217;ve been doing pretty good with my anxiety/panic attacks, but I fear ANY type of problem during my pregnancy may trigger it, or make my depression worse&#8230;..Any good advice?.</p>
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		<title>Did you experience this during your pregnancy?</title>
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		<pubDate>Wed, 08 Sep 2010 16:27:43 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[I am 22 weeks pregnant and all of the sudden i am out of breath, it started with little shortness of breath and now its so often and bad, if i am talking to my husband i am out of breath, if i am laughing i am out of breath. I am always having these [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I am 22 weeks pregnant and all of the sudden i am out of breath, it started with little shortness of breath and now its so often and bad, if i am talking to my husband i am out of breath, if i am laughing i am out of breath. I am always having these body aches, i cant even sleep anymore because my sides hurts bad at night time, i didnt experience this in my first pregnancy and now my back is so bad where i cant sit without some kinda support like a big and soft pillow on my back. I had post partum depression after my first pregnancy and now my OB thinks i may have depression again because all my blood work was good and now she would like me to be on <a href="http://www.depressionduringpregnancy.org">medication</a> for depression. My question is am i the only one this miserable during my pregnancy? or did any of you had the same problem.</p>
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		<title>crazy storyI need a good goodbye quote or a few sentences to remind myself i can get thru this aweful situatio?</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Basic background: I am 8 months pregnant with a mans child that I thought I would be with forever. When he met me my mother had an extensive talk with him about the fact that I had MS and that it can be a very unreliable disease but would most likely at some point be [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Basic background: I am 8 months pregnant with a mans child that I thought I would be with forever. When he met me my mother had an extensive talk with him about the fact that I had MS and that it can be a very unreliable disease but would most likely at some point be disabiling. I am almost 30 and he is 40. My mother also told him I had never been able to conceive and had actually tried fertility drugs with my ex husband. He continued to persue a relationship with me knowing this. I was friends with this man for over 2 years prior to us dating and was there for him thru the ending of a 20 yr marriage, his home burning down, him losing his business, his teenage daughter getting pregnant, etc. 3 months after we moved in together I found out i was pregnant. I didnt believe it at first and was kind of freaked out bc I had given up hope. He was excited and made several comments about how he prayed for it to happen and that he never wanted to use protection bc he wanted to give me a child. After finding out I was pregnant I had to stop all my MS injections and depression/anxiety pills, etc that help my MS. I started getting scared and we started having problems, he didnt seem to want to listen to me, was very jelous, somewhat controlling, etc. I threatened to leave him several times, yet never did mainly because we are having a child together and my thoughts were that if it could work I needed to stay. So over the past 8 months I will admit that I have been very emotional, very needy, and bossy at times. I started having problems comprehending info and dealing with problems, so i went to see my doctor, because these issues were effecting mine and his relationship and the doctor informed me that the bundle of nerves connecting the left and right side of my brain have been severaly damaged bc of a relapse, probably right before i got pregnant. Most of my MS problems are congnitive, visual, speech, a few physical.<br />
A few weeks ago we all had to move into my parents house bc he is rebuilding his home after a fire, and our lease elsewhere ran out and he only had a few weeks to go. My boyfriend and I got into an arguement a few days later bc his 20 yr old son jumped into one of our conversations and was very rude to me and I said something to him. When I asked my BF why he was mad at me and not his son, his response was &#8220;bc he didnt mean it like that&#8221; I asked why he always assumed I meant things rude and his response was &#8220;bc your just that type of person, rude, hateful, mean and demeaning&#8221;. There was some yelling and I asked him to leave bc I just couldn&#8217;t deal with it. So he left and we saw each other here and there and I was really hurt bc I do love him so much. We spent Christmas together then him, his kids and his mom whom were all at my parents house for the holidays decided to go to his mothers and did not invite me and made it clear I wasnt invited. That started an argument bc I was crying saying I felt excluded and he didnt understand that.<br />
I have started having complications with my pregnancy and cannot shave my legs, take a shower by myself, etc. I am really scared and asked him to move back in, bc the baby is so close to being here and I feel like we needed to work things out if we could. He tells me he loves me but cant commit to me, then goes on about how he has no intentions of marrying me, and just made me feel like complete crap, hes blaming this on me for me asking him to leave and for me yo-yoing him as he puts in over the course of my pregnancy. I begged him to come talk to me so we could figure something out and talk, he said he didnt ahve time, then he told me that I couldn&#8217;t &#8220;rush&#8221; him into loving me and that I couldn&#8217;t &#8220;make&#8221; him commit, which i understand but that hit me the wrong way with me being 8 months prego and all, so I was like &#8220;fine you want out then come get your crap&#8221; so he shows up 10 mins later with all the time in the world. Gets his stuff, and as he was leaving I gave him back the cell phone I had of his and he grabbed my hand said he loved me, and I told him I did him to but I couldn&#8217;y &#8220;just date&#8221; a man I was having a child with, and then here comes his 20 yr old walking up all bowed out like im gonna kick his dads butt. So we didnt get to talk, my BF just told me he was doen and was throwing his hands up and that I pushed him to that point, etc. I personally cannot see that I have done anything bad enough to make him want to leave his son and me. We both had said stupid mean things, but nothing deathing cruel, we both have just done stupid things, but there has always been honesty, faithfulness, and I have always worshipped the ground he walked on. My only complaint was when he lists things important in his life, its God, my kids, my mom, my home, my dogs, you, our unborn son, and my friends and other family. When I list importance out its God, him, my son, my parents, other family members, my dog then my friends. His mom treats me bad bc he doesnt stand up for me and when he</p>
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		<title>Ive not been well with my third pregnancy and have decided on a termination. Is this justifiable?</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Ive been so ill with my third pregnancy and found my depression has returned and also the anxiety attacks I suffered after the death of my sister. Its been a hard decision but I feel so ill and weak and often cant get out of bed. Is this a justifiable reason for a termination? Everyone [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Ive been so ill with my third pregnancy and found my depression has returned and also the anxiety attacks I suffered after the death of my sister. Its been a hard decision but I feel so ill and weak and often cant get out of bed. Is this a justifiable reason for a termination? Everyone I have spoken to thinks I am thinking for the right reasons. Also as I have been on anxiety and depressant <a href="http://www.depressionduringpregnancy.org">medication</a>, no health professionals can guarantee there wont be any harm done to the child which is another of my reasons.<br />
So to those of you who think I have no RIGHT to abort a child. Shall I call you all up when I have a sick disabled child who cant walk or talk? Dont say I should have used contraception either as my depression and anxiety was a lot better before I got pregnant. I think those of you who are anti abortion are selfish and fear your own feelings above that of a child that could potentially be born disabled or born in the wrong circumstances!<br />
Im sure half of you cant read properly. ADOPTION????? I am sick during pregnancy why would I consider adoption once its all over. We wanted this child in the first place and Ive searched high and low for answers to medication and NO ONE can give me any. Think about the child being brought into this world with a mother who cannot bond with it due to post natal depression????? SELFISH ALL OF YOU ANTI ABORTIONISTS. Im not doubting my decision by asking you this, I just wanted to see what opinions there were out there!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!<br />
Have many of you actually had depression and anxiety so severe that you cant get out of your room? Think of it this way, I have two lovely boys who will suffer if I continue to be ill. We wanted this child from the start but need to think of my health and how my family are suffering. Those of you who think aborting a child hurts it. Do you remember being in the womb then????? You obviously have never been in this situation and I think I am thinking of the child life, and any potential downfalls before they happen.<br />
Ok well this is the part I chose to leave out because I didnt feel it right to mention but now I have seen such awful judging remarks I will tell all. The death of my sister was actually a murder, she was taken to a back lane and had petrol poured over her and set alight and left to die!! I have suffered since with anxiety due to this yet I am being called a &#8220;Murderer&#8221; for preventing another life from coming into this sometimes awful world. What did they get for doing this to my sister???? Not very many years thats what. So all of you anti abortionists, think about the evil in this world too before making your nasty remarks and thank you to all who stated that it is my choice.</p>
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			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>A man&#8217;s sprem is good for a woman.</p>
<p>In addition to its central role in reproduction, various scientific findings indicate that semen has certain beneficial effects on human health, both proven benefits and possible benefits:</p>
<p>Antidepressant: One study suggested that vaginal absorption of semen could act as an antidepressant in women; the study compared two groups of women, one of which used condoms and the other did not.[4]<br />
Cancer prevention: Studies suggest that seminal plasma both prevents and fights cancer, particularly breast cancer,[5] reducing risk by &#8220;not less than 50 percent.&#8221;[6][7] This effect is attributed to its glycoprotein and selenium content, with apoptosis being induced by TGF-Beta. A related urban legend parodied these findings and claimed that performing fellatio at least three times a week reduced the risk of breast cancer.[8] </p>
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<p>Semen has been proven to act as a strong antidepressant in women so that women physically exposed to semen are less likely to suffer from depression. It is thought that the psychological effects of semen are a result of its complex chemical make-up including several mood-altering hormones (testosterone, oestrogen, follicle-stimulating hormone, luteinizing hormone, prolactin and several different prostaglandins). In a scientific survey of 293 college women it was also found that those who did not use condoms were most likely to initiate sex and to seek out new partners as soon as a relationship ended, suggesting that the chemical dependency to semen creates a &#8220;rebound effect&#8221;. The effect of semen on a male sexual partner (a receiver of semen) is not known.[14][15][16]</p>
<p>Preeclampsia prevention: It has been hypothesized that substances in semen condition a mother&#8217;s immune system to accept the &#8220;foreign&#8221; proteins found in sperm as well as the resulting fetus and placenta, keeping blood pressure low and thereby reducing the risk of preeclampsia. Regular exposure to the baby&#8217;s father&#8217;s semen, especially orally, may help make a woman&#8217;s pregnancy safer and more successful, because she is absorbing her partner&#8217;s antigens.[9] </p>
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		<title>Miracles Of The Quran? Do You Guys Think This Is Pretty Cool?</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Reminder: This question should not be deleted under Yahoo Answer Code of Conduct. This Question completely follows the Yahoo Answer Guidelines. The following are all in the Quran before it was even discovered: AERODYNAMIC FORCES AND THE FLIGHT PROGRAMMED IN BIRDS (NEW) THE MIRACLE OF FIRE AND WOOD, THAT CANNOT BE OBTAINED ARTIFICIALLY (NEW) RADIO [...]]]></description>
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<p>The following are all in the Quran before it was even discovered:</p>
<p>AERODYNAMIC FORCES AND THE FLIGHT PROGRAMMED IN BIRDS (NEW)<br />
 THE MIRACLE OF FIRE AND WOOD, THAT CANNOT BE OBTAINED ARTIFICIALLY (NEW)<br />
 RADIO RECEIVERS ON MOUNTAINS (NEW)<br />
 THE WISDOM BEHIND THE PROHIBITION OF BLOOD IN THE QUR’AN (NEW)<br />
 FOSSILIZATION AND IRON CONTENT (NEW)<br />
 THE MOTHER’S WOMB WITH ITS SECURE PROTECTION (NEW)<br />
 THE SUN’S HYDROGEN AND HELIUM CONTENT (NEW)<br />
 OXIDATION IN THE BLOOD (NEW)<br />
 THE QUIVERING AND SWELLING OF THE EARTH (NEW)<br />
 THE COMING OF THE UNIVERSE INTO EXISTENCE<br />
 THE EXPANSION OF THE UNIVERSE<br />
 THE END OF THE UNIVERSE AND THE BIG CRUNCH<br />
 CREATION FROM HOT SMOKE<br />
 THE SPLITTING ASUNDER OF &#8220;THE HEAVENS AND THE EARTH&#8221;<br />
 THE CREATION OF WHAT LIES BETWEEN THE HEAVENS AND THE EARTH<br />
 THE PERFECT EQUILIBRIUM IN THE UNIVERSE<br />
 THE FINE TUNING IN THE UNIVERSE<br />
 THE STRUCTURAL DIFFERENCES BETWEEN THE SUN, THE MOON AND THE STARS<br />
 ORBITS AND THE ROTATING UNIVERSE<br />
 THE SUN&#8217;S TRAJECTORY<br />
 THE MOON&#8217;S ORBIT<br />
 CALCULATING THE LUNAR YEAR<br />
 THE FORCE OF GRAVITY AND ORBITAL MOVEMENTS<br />
 THE ROUNDNESS OF THE EARTH<br />
 THE EARTH&#8217;S DIRECTION OF ROTATION<br />
 THE EARTH&#8217;S GEOID SHAPE<br />
 THE DIAMETERS OF THE EARTH AND SPACE<br />
 THE LAYERS OF THE ATMOSPHERE<br />
 THE PROTECTED ROOF (Ozone)<br />
 THE SKY MADE A DOME<br />
 THE RETURNING SKY<br />
 THE LAYERS OF THE EARTH<br />
 THE EARTH DISGORGES ITS CHARGES<br />
 THE FUNCTION OF MOUNTAINS<br />
 THE MOVEMENT OF MOUNTAINS<br />
 DIFFERENT POINTS IN THE RISING AND SETTING OF THE SUN<br />
 LAND LOSS AT THE EXTREMITIES<br />
 THE SPLITTING EARTH<br />
 THE MIRACLE OF IRON<br />
 THE FORMATION OF PETROL<br />
 THE RELATIVITY OF TIME<br />
 CREATION IN SIX DAYS<br />
 THE TRUTH OF DESTINY<br />
 DUALITY IN CREATION<br />
 SUB-ATOMIC PARTICLES<br />
 BLACK HOLES<br />
 PULSARS: PULSATING STARS<br />
 THE STAR SIRIUS<br />
 LIGHT AND DARK<br />
 COMBUSTION WITHOUT FIRE<br />
 THE WEIGHT OF CLOUDS<br />
 THE PROPORTION OF RAIN<br />
 THE FORMATION OF RAIN<br />
 RAINS WHICH BRING A DEAD LAND BACK TO LIFE<br />
 THE FORMATION OF HAIL, THUNDER AND LIGHTNING<br />
 THE FECUNDATING WINDS<br />
 THE STAGES OF WIND FORMATION<br />
 HOW THE PROCESS OF PHOTOSYNTHESIS BEGINS IN THE MORNING<br />
 THE SEAS NOT MINGLING WITH ONE ANOTHER<br />
 DARKNESS IN THE SEAS AND INTERNAL WAVES<br />
 THE REGION THAT CONTROLS OUR MOVEMENTS<br />
 HEARTS FIND PEACE IN THE REMEMBRANCE OF ALLAH<br />
 FORGIVENESS ACCORDING TO THE MORALS OF ISLAM AND ITS BENEFITS ON HEALTH<br />
 HOW PRAYER ACCELERATES THE TREATMENT OF THE SICK<br />
 STRESS AND DEPRESSION: THE RESULTS OF NOT ABIDING BY THE RELIGION<br />
 THE BIRTH OF A HUMAN BEING<br />
 THE CREATION OF HUMAN BEINGS FROM WATER<br />
 CREATION FROM CLAY<br />
 THE PROGRAMMING IN GENES<br />
 THE MENSTRUAL PERIOD<br />
 PREGNANCY AND BIRTH<br />
 THE SEQUENCE IN DEVELOPMENT OF HUMAN ORGANS<br />
 THE FORMATION OF MILK<br />
 MIRACULOUS MIXTURE: MOTHER&#8217;S MILK<br />
 THE IDENTITY IN THE FINGERPRINT<br />
 THE FEMALE HONEY BEE<br />
 THE MIRACLE OF HONEY<br />
 THE DATE AND ITS USES AS DESCRIBED IN THE QUR&#8217;AN<br />
 THE FIG: A FRUIT WHOSE PERFECTION HAS ONLY RECENTLY BEEN REVEALED<br />
 FISH: A VALUABLE SOURCE OF NUTRITION<br />
 PORK AND ITS HARMFUL EFFECTS ON HEALTH<br />
 THE OLIVE: A HEALTH-GIVING PLANT<br />
 CORONARY BY-PASS SURGERY<br />
 HEALTH BENEFITS OF MOVEMENT, WASHING AND DRINKING WATER<br />
 THE EXISTENCE OF MICROSCOPIC LIFE<br />
 THE EXISTENCE OF ANIMAL SOCIETIES<br />
 BIOMIMETICS: DRAWING INSPIRATION FROM THE DESIGN IN LIVING THINGS<br />
 LOCUSTS MOVING IN SWARMS<br />
 ANT COMMUNICATION<br />
 THE FOOD CYCLE<br />
 THE EARS ARE ACTIVE DURING SLEEP<br />
 THE IMPORTANCE OF MOVEMENT IN SLEEP<br />
 REDUCED MOVEMENT AT NIGHT<br />
 CHEST CONTRACTION WITH INCREASING HEIGHT </p>
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<p>This was all in the Quran before it was even discovered! How is that so? Maybe because Allah is a REAL God?- I Agree.</p>
<p>So Do You Guys Think This Is Pretty Cool?</p>
<p>More Info: http://www.miraclesofthequran.com/scientific_index.html</p>
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<p>http://www.miraclesofthequran.com/scientific_index.html</p>
<p>To scared to admit the truth? I see what you guys mean.<br />
http://www.miraclesofthequran.com/scientific_index.html Go to this webpage and click what you want to click. They will have quotes directly from the Quran. As you wish.</p>
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		<title>&#8220;Decapitated baby&#8217;s mother had psychosis diagnosis.&#8221; Is THIS how they do Retroactive Abortions in San Antonio?</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[By PAUL J. WEBER, Associated Press Writer Paul J. Weber, Associated Press Writer – 1 hr 49 mins ago SAN ANTONIO – The father of a newborn baby who authorities say was mutilated, killed and cannibalized by his mother said Tuesday he wants to see her executed. Scott W. Buchholz told The Associated Press that [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>By PAUL J. WEBER, Associated Press Writer Paul J. Weber, Associated Press Writer – 1 hr 49 mins ago<br />
SAN ANTONIO – The father of a newborn baby who authorities say was mutilated, killed and cannibalized by his mother said Tuesday he wants to see her executed. Scott W. Buchholz told The Associated Press that Otty Sanchez, the mother of 3 1/2-week-old Scotty Wesley Buchholz-Sanchez, seemed fine in the days before the killing, even though they argued.</p>
<p>However, he said she told him she had been diagnosed with postpartum depression and was going to be admitted to a hospital for treatment.</p>
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<p>Sanchez&#8217;s relatives told The San Antonio Express News that she had been diagnosed with postpartum psychosis, which can cause delusional thoughts and hallucinations.</p>
<p>Sanchez, 33, is charged with capital murder in the baby&#8217;s death and could face the death penalty. When authorities found the infant&#8217;s body Sunday, Sanchez told officers the devil made her do it, police said.</p>
<p>&#8220;She killed my son. She should burn in hell,&#8221; Buchholz said.</p>
<p>Otty Sanchez&#8217;s aunt, Gloria Sanchez, told The Associated Press that her niece had been &#8220;in and out&#8221; of a psychiatric ward, and that the hospital called several months ago to check up on her.</p>
<p>Sanchez was hospitalized Tuesday with self-inflicted stab wounds and was being held on $1 million bail. Police have said she does not have an attorney. Authorities found the baby with three of his toes chewed off, his face torn away and his head was severed.</p>
<p>Otty Sanchez&#8217;s sister and her sister&#8217;s two children, ages 5 and 7, were in the house at the time, but none were harmed.</p>
<p>Sanchez and Buchholz lived together during the pregnancy and the first two weeks after their son was born, he said. An infection complicated Sanchez&#8217;s recovery from giving birth, and she was required to use a catheter for about a week. That setback darkened her mood, and she was soon diagnosed with postpartum depression.</p>
<p>She moved out of the couple&#8217;s shared home July 20. On Saturday, she showed up to see Buchholz at his parents&#8217; house. She became agitated when he told her he needed a copy of the baby&#8217;s birth certificate and Social Security card, Buchholz said.</p>
<p>Sanchez ran out of the home with her son in a car seat, threw the car seat into the front passenger seat of her car and sped away without buckling him in, the San Antonio Express-News reported. She left behind a diaper bag, her purse and her medication.</p>
<p>Buchholz&#8217;s mother called 911, and a sheriff&#8217;s deputy investigated the incident as a disturbance, according to court records. The next day, authorities said, she killed her son.</p>
<p>Officers called to Sanchez&#8217;s house at about 5 a.m. Sunday found her sitting on the couch screaming &#8220;I killed my baby! I killed my baby!&#8221; San Antonio Police Chief William McManus said.</p>
<p>McManus described the crime scene as so grisly that police officers barely spoke to each other while looking through the house.</p>
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		<description><![CDATA[I am 21, just got hired for a $7 an hour job (almost finished with vet tech college studies)&#8230; but I have this terrible urge to have a baby. Almost every girl I went to high school with has/will be a mom recently. I can&#8217;t help but be jealous, or is it hormonal? I feel [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I am 21, just got hired for a $7 an hour job (almost finished with vet tech college studies)&#8230; but I have this terrible urge to have a baby. Almost every girl I went to high school with has/will be a mom recently. I can&#8217;t help but be jealous, or is it hormonal? I feel this way mainly before my period starts. </p>
<p>I am not trying to get pregnant (*I didn&#8217;t know where else to post this*)&#8230; My gyno has said I am at a high risk for miscarriage (and in the summer I went through one, not sure if it was the antibiotics I was on, or the mess up of skipping pills while I was terribly sick and vomited everything back up &#8212; including my non-dissolved pills and water), as well as pregnancy complications.</p>
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<p>I cannot help but continue wanting it though. Is this normal? Is this normal for my age (since every girl I know already is)? Would anyone know what is the core for this reason?? This &#8220;clock&#8221; is ticking way too early&#8230;. and I KNOW it would be a terrible idea, with the lack of good money and insurance, as well as health problems I would face.. as well as mental issues like anxiety, depression, and bipolar disorder (not on any meds for that, I got sick of the side effects and basically being played around on them). </p>
<p>I also feel angry that all the &#8220;party girls&#8221; I know are getting pregnant and having babies.. It makes me wonder WHY they can have a child so easy, but people like me out there would have to go through so much to actually get pregnant, and more, to give birth (or c-section since that was most advised for me).</p>
<p>This may seem like more of a public rant than a question, but I really just want to know that I am not alone.. I will not stop taking my pills, but every 3 months (I am on Seasonique) I have this god awful &#8220;I MUST GET PREGNANT NOW&#8221; feeling before I start my scheduled bleeding&#8230;.. I also feel very distressed and depressed during my period&#8230; but I also suffer from dysmenorrhea.. so my mood could be effected by the extreme pain I&#8217;m in during this time as well.</p>
<p>Someone please tell me its normal, and that I&#8217;m not alone (nor crazy, lol). I take my pills religiously, but my husband is getting kind of worried with all the baby talk coming out of me (his job doesn&#8217;t pay much better than mine)&#8230; I know 14 currently pregnant women right now, 4 are friends (which also means a lot of buying baby items)&#8230; these women don&#8217;t include the women I&#8217;m friends with that have already given birth! I just wonder when, or if, our time will come&#8230; and how to just &#8220;ignore&#8221; this motherly craving until then.<br />
My husband &#038; I do have adoption as an option <img src='http://www.depressionduringpregnancy.org/wp-includes/images/smilies/icon_smile.gif' alt=':)' class='wp-smiley' />  Right now I adopt and re-home stray animals, so I completely understand it. His nearly 3 year old sister is adopted as well. We at least want 1 that is our genetics, and adopt any others sometime in our future.</p>
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			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I have to write an essay about sugar. Here&#8217;s my essay so far.<br />
Could i have some feedback?</p>
<p>Sugar<br />
Sugar is very high on the glycemic index. It’s digested quickly and provides calories but has very little nutritional value. There are different kinds of sugar and some are worse than others. Fruit sugar, fructose, is less harmful than refined sugar. People have evolved to like the taste of sugar because the sweetest fruits are often the ones that have the most nutrients.</p>
<p>The average BMI in North America is 27.1, which is overweight. Sugar is clinically proven to cause obesity, which causes heart attacks. Sugar can cause a variety of medical conditions including alcoholism, Multiple sclerosis and ovarian cancer. Sugar also causes skin to age faster. Too much sugar can affect your brain and make it harder for you to learn. It can also cause depression, emotional instability and epilepsy. Sugar is in almost everything we eat, even places where we don’t expect it. Sugar also causes dental carries, because the bacteria in your mouth eat it and produce acid as a by-product when they digest it.</p>
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<p>Most people consume more that their body weight in sugar every year. For the first time in history, there are more obese people in the world that starving people</p>
<p>Sugar is very harmful to pregnant women and the fetuses. It can be as harmful as caffeine or alcohol, but because there is less social pressure for women to stop eating sugar during pregnancy, they are lass likely to stop. There is also less information available to pregnant mothers about the effects of sugar. Although women are supposed o gain weight during pregnancy, the weight is not supposed to be from having extra fat. It can also cause the baby to be born already overweight. </p>
<p>The most disturbing part about sugar, however, is its long history of being grown by slaves. About 85% of the sugar we eat today is grown by slaves. Most of the modern slaves are dept, slaves, but they only get paid $2.00 for picking a tonne of sugar, and they owe huge amounts of money to the company store. Because most sugar slaves today are dept slaves, sugar plantation owners today don’t even acknowledge that they are using slave labour to grow their crops. </p>
<p>In the 1700 hundreds, Thomas Clarkson was the first person to fight for the abolition of slavery. Most of the slaves at that time were also used to grow sugar. He faced a lot of controversy and, when he tried to prosecute slave owners for murder, the owners of sugar plantations actually devised a plan to have him assassinated. Luckily, he escaped.</p>
<p>The persecution of those who try to fight against sugar and sugar slavery, however, has not stopped. In the 1970s, many people who tried to spread information about the negative effects of sugar lost their jobs. Sugar manufacturers still claim that the evidence against sugar is not proven. They will not admit that sugar does damage to people.</p>
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		<title>I have been very depressed this pregnancy and cannot have post pardom despression.?</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[I refused medication for depression this pregnancy. How can I make sure I don&#8217;t have post pardum depression too? i just can&#8217;t, I am single and will have 2 kids to take care of after delivery I am not taking anti depressents for personal reasons. I am depresed this pregnancy.. how what can I do [...]]]></description>
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I am not taking anti depressents for personal reasons. I am depresed this pregnancy.. how what can I do to make sure it stops after labour?</p>
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<p><b>Product Description</b><br />A major addition to both maternity and psychology literature, here is a guide to self-help and professional treatment of postpartum depression&#8211;one of the most misunderstood and misdiagnosed mental illnesses. The authors debunk the myths surrounding PPD and provide compassionate support and solid advice for women with PPD&#8230;. <a href="http://www.amazon.com/This-Isnt-What-Expected-Overcoming/dp/0553370758%3FSubscriptionId%3DAKIAJ2UAOV4UBY7AQN2Q%26tag%3Djustloseweigh-20%26linkCode%3Dxm2%26camp%3D2025%26creative%3D165953%26creativeASIN%3D0553370758" rel="nofollow">More >></a></p>
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		<title>How can I fight this pregnancy depression?</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[My first pregnancy was traumatic, as I spent the whole 10 months (a week before I delivered) working for a heartless biotch who constantly stressed me out. Of course I know a good percentage women become depressed during pregnancy, and I had battled depression in my teen/high school years so I was no stranger to [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>My first pregnancy was traumatic, as I spent the whole 10 months (a week before I delivered) working for a heartless biotch who constantly stressed me out.  Of course I know a good percentage women become depressed during pregnancy, and I had battled depression in my teen/high school years so I was no stranger to the <a href="http://www.depressionduringpregnancy.org">symptoms</a>.  I would spend most nights crying alone in bed for no reason at all.  My husband did not know why and I had no interest in telling him as most nights, I did not know either.  I was detached from my mother, my husband, my friends, my life, etc.  Finally after my son was born I began feeling happy until he was about 6 months.  I then saw a therapist and worked closely with him and was on homeopathic remedies that worked wonders for me.  I stopped taking them as I found out I was pregnant with my second child.  The depression has hit me again and I find myself just going through the motions.  If I don&#8217;t get out of the house during the day I feel trapped, alone, and sad.  Today my son and I went to the Lake/Park and this made me feel happy for part of the day.  I cleaned when I got home which kept my mind off it.  I don&#8217;t have many friends and most of them are busy with work/life etc..My husband works late hours and I am usually in bed when he gets home.  I spend most nights now sitting on the couch or in bed crying after I put my son to sleep.  I feel worthless, (of course tired because of the pregnancy), sad, SO alone, and very anxious.  </p>
<p>I can&#8217;t go through this with another pregnancy and I just need some advice.  I know that they offer SSRI&#8217;s for pregnant women and I&#8217;ve heard they are safe.  I need input from anyone who has been in this situation and prevailed or anyone who was on SSRI&#8217;s during their pregnancy and found no harmful side affects on their babies.</p>
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		<title>Depression in Women &#8211; What Men Ought to Know &#8211; [Men Are Invited to Read This Article]</title>
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		<pubDate>Mon, 03 Aug 2009 09:33:25 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[&#13; Healthy parents raise emotionally healthy babies and a mother&#8217;s influence towards the same is great. No body can deny it. Hence it is imperative that females should have good mental health. The reality is, about 20 to 25 percent of women suffers with depression in their life time against 7 to 12 percent of [...]]]></description>
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<p>Healthy parents raise emotionally healthy babies and a mother&#8217;s influence towards the same is great. No body can deny it. Hence it is imperative that females should have good mental health. The reality is, about 20 to 25 percent of women suffers with depression in their life time against 7 to 12 percent of men. This shows that women are very much prone to depressed than men. Depression strikes older women more often than men</p>
<p>&#13;In addition to environmental stressors and psychosocial factors, women are also influenced by biological factors to get depressed. That is why women are much prone to getting depressed than men</p>
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<p>&#13;Reproductive systems like menstrual cycle, pregnancy, post pregnancy, hormonal genetic systems, infertility, decision of not having children, menopause are the leading factors for getting depression for women as far as biological factors are concerned.</p>
<p>&#13;Also other factors like Psychological which are clusters of certain personality traits, physical or sexual abuse and inadequate ways of coping problems leads to depression in women. They also have difficulties, coping with the demands of adjustment in newly married lives. In any family women&#8217;s initiative in taking care of old parents and upbringing the children are crucial. In addition to that if a mom goes for work, then she has a great responsibility of managing both the work and family. This keeps her running all the time. If women is housewife or becomes old, then she gets a lonely feeling after the children goes for school or job and husband to work. She will start thinking that the busy husband and children are not hearing and understanding her feelings. And if there is no intimate relationship with the husband the problem will be still worse. It will be so severe in case of divorce.</p>
<p>&#13;Women face depression due to hormonal changes after giving birth to child. These hormones have an effect on the brain chemistry that controls emotions and mood.</p>
<p>&#13;1) Baby blues &#8211; It happens in the day&#8217;s right after childbirth. The mother&#8217;s mood will swing. One time she will be very happy and immediately she will become sad. They feel irritable, impatient, anxious and restless. This will be only for one to two weeks after delivery and do not require any medication .During this period the new mother should socialize with other new mothers. This will help them to become normal.</p>
<p>&#13;2) Postpartum depression (PPD) &#8211; It can happen immediately after giving birth or even months after child birth. This is strong and effective than baby blue and persists as long as one year. On seriousness it requires medication. This type of depression can happen after the birth of any child and not confined only to the first child.</p>
<p>&#13;3) Postpartum psychosis-It happens to new mother within three months after giving birth. This is serious and severe. The mother will go out of reality. The symptoms are insomnia and angry and they need treatment</p>
<p>&#13;Researchers indicate that 74.4% women are not depressed either antenatally or postnatally and 4.8% women are depressed on at least one of two occasions&#8217; .But 1.4% women persistently depressed on both occasions.</p>
<p>&#13;During menstrual cycle, in some women there will be recurrent brief depression which will be very brief. Some women experience behavioral and physical changes during the phases of their menstrual cycle. In some women the changes begin after ovulation till menstruation starts. It is called Premenstrual syndrome (PMS) &#8211; If the same thing is very severe and occurs regularly with other emotional physical changes including irritability and depression then it is called premenstrual dysphonic disorder (PMDD) which requires medication.</p>
<p>&#13;In old age during the transition into menopause, some women experience an increased risk for depression. These problems are not for men. Hence women have double the chance of getting depressed than men.</p>
<p>&#13;Depression in women is very serious and as a chain reaction it affects the family. Even stress during pregnancy can increase the chance of child getting depressed when becoming an adult. Hence women should be careful and should be aware of depression on how to avoid it. During pregnancy men should take care of their partner and ensure their partner is happy.</p>
<p>&#13;The first thing is, all men should understand the biological factors of women which also lead to depression in them. Having understood about that, men should handle the feelings of women in women&#8217;s perspective. They should understand the responsibilities of women at workplace and in family. They should be supportive to women. Seventy five percent of the problem will get solved by this.</p>
<p>&#13;A woman cannot avoid the biological factors and family responsibility. But what is in her control is her approach towards the issues and how she manages it. Usually women who are very much pessimistic thinkers and having low self esteem are prone to depression.</p>
<p>&#13;Education which brings financial freedom for women plays an important role in improving self esteem. They should have good reasoning power and logical approach in dealing with the issues.</p>
<p>&#13;Women should be social, they should not be isolated. Having a good network of friends will help them to share the issues and get genuine inputs and solutions to solve problems; this certainly helps in the event of not able to solve the problems of their own. They should not be shy of sharing their problem with others. Women do not assume that others will think that they are worthless if they seek others help. In fact so many people will be glad to help.</p>
<p>&#13;For women&#8211;Avoid stress, have good eating habits. Think great of you. Always try to be happy. SMILE. Have good sleep. Importantly, plan your finances. Done, you won&#8217;t be affected by depression.</p>
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