Discussions about Emergency Life Jacket| Do you know it is an emergency life saving remedy? | | It can be used for
1. after effects of shocks to calm the sufferer
2. tension, danger, panic, acute or serious condition; nightmares
3. unconsciousness, coma, fainting or giddiness
4. fear, hysteria; brainstorms and suicidal tendencies and
5. extreme mental tension, irritability with muscular tension and pain etc.Dosage: Put 5 drops in half a cup of water and let him/her sip slowly. If unconscious just moisten the lips or put drops in mouth. | |
| | Someone you thought loved you? What did they do that was hurtful? | | I would have to say for me personally this all dates back to my ex husband...He has lied to me and I'm finding out that our entire relationship and marriage was a lie that in itself is the worse and most hurtful thing anybody can do...But I think the most hurtful thing he said to me had to of been what he said 3 weeks after we lost our baby and I had a Emergency Life threatening c section to get her out!I will give some background, He stayed home with me and the kids to help out plus grieve himself and was excellent really good...He went back to work and before going says to me Hun if you need me at all please call I will come home and help...I had back up people and friends that were here and willing to come here and help I made it through the first week with my 1 year old! On the Friday she was soooo crabby I was doing way too much physcially I was in so much pain...My husband only worked til 2:30 p.m. on Fridays and I thought about it and tried so hard to make it til then...Around lunch time I couldn't take it anymore so I called him...Or it was 1 I can't remember now...I explained to him what I was feeling and he replies...Do you need... | |
| | | If you needed a kidney transplant, would your family volunteer to be donors? | | My best friend Kathy has a hereditary kidney disease. Her mother died of this disease when Kathy was 7. Two years ago Kathy found out she had the same disease and had to go on dialysis. After many tests, she is an excellent candidate for a kidney transplant. Fortunately we have some time, it's not an emergency life and death situation yet. Now to find a matching donor.I volunteered immediately but I cannot be a donor because of my own health problems. I am very upset about this but there's nothing I can do.Her youngest son volunteered to be tested but he lives 900 miles away and it would be an extreme hardship for his whole family even to be tested. So he's still on the list but he'll be a last resort.Her oldest son refused to even be tested! I was stunned! They are very close, always have been. He only lives 3 hours drive away. His excuse... he'd have to quit his job. Now he is not the only financial provider in his household. Money would not be an issue. He would not have to quit his job unless he was tested, found to be a match, and they were ready for surgery. A lot of if's there.Kathy seems to be ok with his refusal, so she says. I am NOT ok with this! I... | |
| | Fast Cars | | Speed is one of the major contributors to the number of traffic accidents, and often times fatal. While it's true the drivers who are reckless and/or under the influence are usually, if not always, at fault, do you suppose the car manufacturers need to take on some responsibility as well?What I'm trying to say is - do we really need cars that are capable of going over 120km/hour on our roads? How often do we honestly need to go at such a high speed?I certainly can see the logic in supplying cars with that kind of power to the police force, emergency life rescue vehicles such as ambulances and fire trucks; however, I can't seem to understand the rationality in making these fast cars available to the general public.In car commercials and advertisements, they never fail to point out how "fast" their cars can go, as if it's a positive attribute to the vehicle. Why?I just feel that, perhaps, the car manufacturers should reconsider their priorities when equipping their cars with certain features. By reducing the speed at which a vehicle is capable of travelling could possibly be another way of lowering the number of fatal traffic accidents. There are so many careless... | |
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