msladydeath

msladydeath

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DIY Fabric Softener 2 C Vinegar 12 oz your favorite smelling conditioner (can be the cheap stuff) 6 C Water Mix this all together and use with a down

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Basic DIY Laundry Soap Can be made as natural as you want Making your own laundry soap serves several needs. It's extremely cheap, it cleans better than average laundry soap, and it's hypo allergenic. This recipe can be modified to suit what you w

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DIY Hand lotion chemical free (and as organic as you want it to be) This is a super simple recipe, shelf stable, and works great. I will list the basic components and ratio's, these can be perfected on and modified as

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Dan, I'm 28, not that much older than ya. I already covered the second statement, and refuse the answer the last, since my answer would be nothin but my own, based on my life experiances and not science. The topic at hand was based on research and study, not just my opinion. Baker, thanks again.

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Dan ~ Death and Termination are two totally different things though. Allowing an old man to just die in his sleep would be letting him die. Stabbing him in the chest would be termiination. If you saw the research, that I tend to agree with, then the title is appropriate. Note: I did NOT call it, Killin the wee ones, or Kill them babies, or terminate the helpless, or any nonesence like that, since I don't agree with any of those statements. <BR

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Yea, I can't find where I said that part either, I may have deleted it a while back though. I deleted a lot of things I didn't agree with anymore. As I said, I'm in it for the learning experiance. I have changed my mind on several topics (my welfare blog being one). I do see your side, yet I don't, since 24, 26 or 28 weeks is not 22 or 20, or 18 weeks, which is what the discussion was ment to focus on. I hope the best for you and your wi

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[quote[Do you know how they let them die? Well let me tell you about aborted babies that survive delivery, some of them last a few days outside the womb, and it is unethical to kill them by denying them water, however they are denied food, and slowly drift into a comotose state, and then die. This can take hours, days sometimes, which is truely disgusting in my opinion. It is the same with micropremature births isn't it? They keep the hydrated

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I refuse to totally go into suicide, since it's unrelated to the topic. I'm not even firm in my support of the topic, it was an opinion but I can see that you havent' seen old posts of mine or understand why I blog here. I don't blog to argue, I blog to learn others positions and why, to better educate myself to others mind sets. I just haven't seen any argument other than "to live". I"m trying to create a full picture, I dont' know of any

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I'm sorry to hear of your loss. In responce to Heydre. In the world of online gaming and chat, shaking hands, and sharing adversity do happen, it's just a different way of doing it. I found it hillarious when I went on my first date with a guy I met online. He thought all this bad things, which he well should, even if I met him in a bar, or at Target, or wherever real place. People are people, bonds are invisible, and freindships are strong, no matter how you meet them or

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MsLadyDeath, forgive the bluntness, but you sound like a person who would prefer it was mandatory for all fetuses who are identified as having severe handicaps be aborted. I wouldn't support that at all. Why isn't

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Maybe now I'm to callus to worry about potential. The potential for meaningfull life vs the potential for a life of nothing but pain and entrapment in one's own mind or body. Did you read the stats? Keep in mind, this entire thing has NOTHING to do with an infant born after 22 weeks, or abortion. This is about an 14% survival rate with an 50% chance after that of being brain damaged. I do know this, if I forced the doctors to take heroic measures to save my preemie born before 22

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OH, and a Micro preemie is "To an NICU medical professional, a micropreemie is defined as a baby that is under 1 ¾ pounds (between 700-800 grams) and is generally born before 26 weeks gestation, but most people prefer to loosen this term up to include any baby under 3 pounds (1500 grams) or under 29 weeks gestation." From Preemie Twins . Another very intresting read about micro preemies too.

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I guess ambulance crews, ERs and Surgeons should just let multiple trauma, stroke and advanced heart attack patients just die too, since their prognosis for a "meaningful" life is slim...Just think of the money we could save! I didn't know they had such a shitty life if they survived... considering I know a few people that have had strokes, advan

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I think the information age has had alot to do with the current paranoia. Our boundries were, home by the time the street lights turned on (not a second later), and we stayed where we could hear her yell for us which was about a block. This ment we couldn't go into other peoples houses also. When we got older and wanted to go farther, the street light rule was iron clad till I was 15, my parents knew where we were because we had to actually go home, tell them face to face, then we c

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According to a recently released British report, Preemies born before 22 weeks gestation should not be giving life saving measures and be allowed to die. Though the report does not advocate euthanasia. The odds of an infant born that early ever having a meaning full life are so slim, and more than likely the infant will die or be severely retarded. This according to M

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Which makes me wonder, was it really the interest of their daughter they had in mind or their own reputations to uphold. Bingo. As far as finding a clinic that would have performed an abortion on an unwilling participant, Money talks, LOUDLY.

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Good Greif, and I thought it was bad that my girls teacher told my lil girl Demetri that her hair cut was "horrible". Athena backed up the story (twins). My girls are in Kindergarden. I have to go talk to her about it, but I'm really wanting to send them back to private school. I had this horrible teacher when I was in second grade, she gave us handwriting homework (like 8 hours worth) every night, plus the normal memorization and such.

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Reply By: ModeratemanPosted: Wednesday, September 20, 2006Reply By: msladydeathPosted: Wednesday, September 20, 2006What amazes me sometimes is the debate put into Sex. I want people to keep me out of their bedroomsfirst, nice to see you again. I do not want to be privy to what they do in the bedroom either.I am old fashioned, I

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What amazes me sometimes is the debate put into Sex. I want people to keep me out of their bedrooms. Do I care of homosexuals raise children, who am I to say otherwise, I'm no perfect parent myself. Oh no!! Lil Timmy's parents are gay, he may be too.... Well so what.... Lil Johnny's Dad's in the pen and mom's a meth head, they let them parents raise him. I find religious overzellousness more offensive then Homosexuality. As far as forcing me to acknoledge gay/straight in general c

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Such niceitys there. We aren't talkin about some area's though, 10 miles west of me, you could buy a pretty nice rather large house for 35k. 10 miles east the same house would cost 125k. Same house in my town, about 80k or so. The figures quoted are based on an average, not "in some areas" Apples to apples would mean the same thing to the same thing, not 1 car vs 2 cars. when both parents are working, then yes, both need a car,

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We have a basement, I'm in it right now, and when we bought the house 10 years ago, it had a sumb pump, the little hole is still in the floor (I sooo need to get the cement laid in there, ug). There really shouldn't have been a reason for it, we put a truck load of dirt in the yard around the house, and the basement has been dry ever since. We don't have Egress windows yet, but if they are leaking, that's your builders fault. Normally there is some

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