If anyone has ever been through it, that would be interesting - lots of info please.
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Early symptoms include:\n\nShivering \nCold, pale, or blue-gray skin \nLack of interest or concern (apathy) \nPoor judgment \nMild unsteadiness in balance or walking \nSlurred speech \nNumb hands and fingers and difficulty performing tasks \nLate symptoms include:\n\nThe trunk of the body is cold to the touch \nMuscles become stiff \nSlow pulse \nBreathing is shallow and slower \nWeakness or sleepiness \nConfusion \nLoss of consciousness \nShivering may stop if body temperature drops below 90° (32°).
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I have been through the whole process. It is a very difficult and lenghthy wait. We had it completed in about 1 year. I am from the USA and it really isn't as bad as people said it would. I thought the worst and not even close to it. I wish you luck!!
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Personally living through a lot of messed up situations and abuse on all sorts of levels. I think you have to live it to preach it and know a lot of information to be able to help. A lot of councelling did not help me at all. I saw 9 different shrinks in 3 years and nothing. It took changing everything in my life and a lot soul searching to help myself and now I have a lot more good days then bad. But it took a lot of hard work to get myself here.
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Try this group. Someone in this group will be more likely to have the experience to answer your question.
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Not my current one but I have in the past. It can definitely be hard with some people. I always encourage people to try if they can because it can really open up the amazing possibilities.
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Yes many people have been affected by this. Hope this answer helps
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It would all depend on the situation, you just need to analyze what needs to be done to overcome the situation. (If you've never had a challange make one up that sound credible, that would be ur best bet, or you can just state that the first chalange you've had was not nowing how to answer that question:) Good Luck
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Yes,  I have had experiences, with entities, paranormal and I know of people who have had experiences with ufo's.. \nwill check out the website.
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I have one here. My father had an affair with his secretary and even picked her up to and fro from work in his car..he even asked me to call her mum..i declined of course. But I still claimed that I have a very happy family in front of my classmates..especially when my mother is crying practically every night and on one saturday i remembered i heard the sound of glass smashing from the kitchen. When I came out,my father disappeared and my mother was lying on the floor with fresh blood oozing out from her hand...they divorced soon afterthat. My mother refused to give me to father and I was kept away from him since then. I had a dark period for 3 years and I became anti-social,until 2 years ago when suddenly I started to open up gradually...you know what? I once stayed indoors for a consecutive 2 months.
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I have been there. And so have my kids. It is a frustrating and engaging experience that gives everyone a lot of hope. \n\nThe War in Iraq, the unequal distribution of wealth in this country, lack of value for human life EVERYWHERE, even in the U.S. and corruption in the political process everywhere certainly is the impetus for young people, like you to know where to start. \n\nDon't throw up your hands in despair. That would be really depressing. Now is the time to roll up your sleeves and get to work.\n\nWhen I was 18, many years ago, I didn't like it that black people couldn't go to a restaurant and have a cup of coffee like white people did. I rolled up my sleeves and I started the first coeducational dormitory in my state college where black ladies and white ladies were actually roommates.\n\nMy parents thought it was great. My parent's neighbors thought I was a crazy liberal chick who caught a dreadful disease from hanging out with black people. Today, the notion that black people have to live in separate neighborhoods or eat at separate restaurants is dreadful. But back then, it was the way things were. I made a difference by just changing my college dormitory.\n\nIn 1980 I was working in a state legislature. I had small children and a job in legislature. A group of young people came in with signs saying, "End Apartheid in South Africa" and their demonstration outside was spilling inside the state capitol. I had to throw the kids out of the building because their signs couldn't be inside the building. Later, at lunch, I ran into one of them. She said, "I know you hate me, but I have to eat lunch." I told her, "I don't hate you, but I have to do my job. If I didn't have to pay for my daughter's orthodontia, pay my house payment and get my timing chain on my car fixed, I would be out there with the same signs you are carrying. But I need to do my job so that I can raise my kids to carry on in your place in another 20 years."\n\nIn 1996 my daughter got an assignment in her World Politics class to explain the controversy in East Timor. She sat down to examine the political and economic issues surrounding the government oppression of the East Timor people and she became furious at the exploitation of the East Timor peasants at the hands of robber baron coffee magnates and the corruption in the Indonesian government. \n\nIn 1998, when the World Trade Organization met in Seattle, she was one of the demonstrators. Later she became an environmental activist. \n\nI couldn't help but remember that lady who brought the anti-apartheid poster into the capitol. \n\nSomewhere between where I helped to integrate a dorm room and where my daughter sat in a tree to stop a forest from being cut down, there was a lady that I only met once, who was holding down the fort and standing up to some issue that really ignited her passions. \n\nRoll up your sleeves. Take a stand and fight for it. Go into politics. The old geezers who are there are corrupt because they have been there so long that it is an inside job to them. \n\nChange the rules. There has got to be a better way and by your challenging the old geezers who have been there too long, you are making a difference that comes with some solutions.
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The link may have info you can use.  Good luck.
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I didn't go through this, so I can't speak to exactly what you will endure. I do know this though, I went to high school with a girl who suffered this and had to wear a back brace, have surgery, etc. She had a tough time. She was ridiculed, made fun of, etc. Kids can be cruel, you know what I mean. But now that we are decades past high school and can look back on it all and reflect what has happened since then, I want to tell you that the girl became a model, dated a professional sports athlete who in turn bought her a very fancy sports car which she drives home to visit her family now and then. She is very beautiful and successful and by all accounts very happy. When you have a bad day going through all this stuff (as you are bound to have many) I just want you to think of her and how things turned out for her, and tell yourself things like "Nothing bad lasts forever" and "This too shall pass." Good luck to you.
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... there doesn't seem to really be any facts about it yet... just people talking about the facts... I don't like that... \nEverything you have cited so far is VERY vague... not that it isn't true... I just want more than some quotes about how great it is and a very brief description...
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Hi, I think the link below will help shed some light on things.\n\nhope it helps\nNigel
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I have, it is probably very common.  When that happens there is no going back.  Better to figure that out early on.  Trust that gut feeling.
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I am going through the same exact thing right now.  I kid you not, the whole age thing is a brutal killer.  Either they will learn to accept it with time, or what happened to me is I tried to burry it and move on as well as she, and it only works to a point.  I think this is one of those things which has to come with time.  It has been one of the hardest things for me to go through, and I hate it, and it has been over a year for me that this has been going on.   I wish you good luck with this.  Brando
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do you have a link to that study? sounds interesting but i'm not familiar with it.