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Eclipse -You shouldn’t beat yourself up about it. My ex-wife is in the process of making most of my kids frei, and I do what I can to combat this, but I won’t let this eat me up alive! Good luck!
HealthParticipantAllsgr8 – What about the Somogyi effect?
HealthParticipantTzippy -Noone has to demand treatment from medical professionals. If someone is feeling slugish and can’t stand the cold -let them get a blood test called TSH (Tests thyroid function). I’ll give you hypothroidism, but not PCOS. PCOS only a woman can have. It’s true that these patients are classically obese, but one of the treatments for PCOS is to lose weight!
HealthParticipanteclipse-
“How do people manage to misread me??
(metabolism is not always in one’s control)
Health; Re:”excuse not to try”?If you read my post SLOWLY AND CAREFULLY,you will see that my question is:
Since it often takes time to correct a midah/lose weight…perhaps it isn’t feasible to wait until then to begin dating,or nobody would ever be absolutely “ready”.”
Firstly, I did answer that question – you should be on the proper path before looking for a spouse. Secondly, if you read my post carefully -I didn’t say you used that comment as an excuse, but that it is used for an excuse by many.
“(metabolism is not always in one’s control)”
Almost always is within the person’s control. This is also very often used as an excuse, but again I don’t know if you are using it as an excuse!
HealthParticipantFinding good therapists is even harder than finding good doctors. There aren’t many, but they do exist, even in the frum community.
An org. called “Relief” helps frum people in this regard.
HealthParticipantActually my divorce has increased my yiras shomayim. Please don’t generalize. There are plenty of married people who lack in yiras shomayim.
HealthParticipantThat’s true. You can learn this from that. But with teens they sometimes need extra help, not just from parents, schools, friends. A lot of times they need therapy. It’s sometimes a good idea to go for family therapy.
HealthParticipantIt takes a lifetime to come close to perfection, but your comment is the perfect example of an excuse not to try. We must start on that road of working on ourselves and then once we are really on that road, we can look to get married/remarried. Most people don’t want to even try -some delude themselves that they are trying. Just an example -“I’m losing weight -I’ve lost ten pounds in the last three months.” This person isn’t trying. // “I’ve had bypass surgery (or gastric band), but I’ve only lost ten pounds.” This person is trying and is on a good path. Not everyone who has surgery is ultimately successful, but it helps put you on the right path.
HealthParticipantI like the notion that only people with internet, TV, etc. can do aveiros, noone else?!?!!?? Also, how come when the telephone first came out, why didn’t all the gedolim assur it? People are oiver many issurim every second on the phone, eg. L.H.
HealthParticipantTrying my best – Why are you even trying to answer such a question? Anyone who could even ask such a question about pedophilia, really has no clue what it is! Even the most immoral goyim who believe in gay lifestyles, abortions, etc., consider pedophilia to be immoral!
HealthParticipantThe chillul Hashem & breaking the rules were getting on the bus without change, if you do it all the time. In Israel, anything goes, here most drivers follow the regs.; which I’ll repeat, since you are having a hard time grasping them, – not to stop to pick someone up once they close the door or move out of the bus stop!
HealthParticipantRonrsr – If you’re a shark – you got to be Jewish!
December 9, 2010 7:27 pm at 7:27 pm in reply to: Shaitle Fraud Chillul Hashem Video: Sha'ar haTumah haChamishim #718024HealthParticipantCherrybim – Judges are just former lawyers, not angels. And lawyers never lie, they just have a different perspective of the truth than the rest of us!
HealthParticipantMDD & Bezalel -Again morality can only come from other sources, not from the written Torah, if it’s Rozon Hashem. Read my posts, esp. my example – THINK -and then answer them!
December 9, 2010 4:58 am at 4:58 am in reply to: Shaitle Fraud Chillul Hashem Video: Sha'ar haTumah haChamishim #717974HealthParticipantHomeowner – It’s about time we start voting out the anti-semitic judges, who always find the frum Jew wrong. They did it in Iowa with the pro-gay judges; let’s do it here. We also have to get rid of federal judges without the congress involvement. We have to lobby our gov. to change the law. Too many judges don’t practice justice and they get away with it. I personally think a lot couldn’t care less, as long as they don’t look that bad and they clean their docket list!
HealthParticipantYou’re wasting your time. Even when you have a legit complaint, they ignore you. In this case, the bus driver acted acc. to MTA rules. FYI, no bus driver has to let you on and can tell you to leave, if you can’t pay the fare right away. He doesn’t have to let you get change. (Most are nice and do.) Secondly, as soon as the bus closes his door or if he didn’t open it because noone was standing there and started moving away (even an inch), he is not allowed to stop again and pick someone up. (Again, most are nice and will stop.) Learn the regs. before you complain! Maybe don’t break the rules and cause a chillul Hashem.
HealthParticipantMDD & others – Let me clarify what I meant: The Torah is Hashem’s words. Listening to the Torah is Rozon Hashem (Hashem’s will). Certain things we would know that Hashem wants us to do without him actually having to write it down; eg. murder. Like by Kayin -he should have figured out killing is wrong with his own sense. To repeat my answer to the original poster: All morality comes from Hashem -it’s only moral if Hashem wants us to do it. If Hashem didn’t care if we killed each other -then it wouldn’t be immoral! One example: Acc. to the law if someone breaks into your house and tells you I’m just here to steal and I won’t hurt you and I have no weapons -you aren’t allowed to do anything physical to him. This is immoral acc. to our laws- to harm him. Acc. to the Torah, you can kill him, no matter what he says. This would be perfectly moral acc. to the Torah!
HealthParticipantYou only know it’s wrong once Hashem put it in the Torah. It’s not wrong if it’s not from the Torah. In other words, first comes the Torah, then anyone can figure it out -right or wrong (morals), even if they never learnt Torah!
December 8, 2010 8:29 pm at 8:29 pm in reply to: Shaitle Fraud Chillul Hashem Video: Sha'ar haTumah haChamishim #717954HealthParticipantChevrah -I actually believe you (probably one of the few). The problem here was, that the Judge had to make a quick decision, so bacically she did whatever she wanted. Next time go to a real Court and use a real lawyer. I actually don’t feel bad for them, considering I’ve gone to court and the Judges were very far from honest and truthful. “Kol Hadom Koizev”. We daven everyday for the restoration of true Judgement.
December 8, 2010 2:09 am at 2:09 am in reply to: Shaitle Fraud Chillul Hashem Video: Sha'ar haTumah haChamishim #717866HealthParticipantmyfriend -Even an arbirtrator can do whatever to figure out who is right. Where did you get this notion of violation of privacy? How else do you expect this arbirtrator to come to a decision? This calling to the company was for verification of the claim of the plaintiff. Poppa’s scenario is probably somewhat correct. She probably bought a shaitel awhile ago -she probably paid hundreds to $3000 -she didn’t have the receipt and decided to use this one. It never occurred to her that it might be checked out. As far as commiting any fraud -that’s ridiculous. In order to prove fraud -you have to know the original value of the shaitel -which noone knows and prove they willingly wanted more money than it’s value. There is no fraud here and no chillul Hashem. They just shouldn’t have made a public spectacle of frum Jews. Next time hire a lawyer, so you know how to prove your case.
HealthParticipantSome sort of personality disorder -probably Dependent or possibly Borderline. Definitely needs to go to a shrink for diagnosis and treatment.
HealthParticipantShraga -When I was sitting shiva for my child, one vort stood out particularly nice. Here it is – The Torah in Parshas Pinchus when it talks about Yerushah says a child will yarshen a father, a brother will yarshen a brother. If noone else, then the uncle will yarshen a nephew. What happenned to a father inheriting a child -this should come before an uncle? The answer is of course that would be the Din, but even the Torah didn’t want to talk about the death of a child because it’s too painful!
HealthParticipantMod 80- “in general they talk a lot about “lifestyle” but are not really committed to the idea
they generally prefer to throw some pills at the “patient”.
thats the bulk”
Maybe this is true about your colleagues, but the majority that I know are not like that! It sometimes seems this way, but in reality -practioners have little choice. We can’t force patients to do anything, so if they won’t do what you tell them -what should we do -not give them meds?!!
HealthParticipantSam -“I pointed out “The most prominent and RESPONSIBLE Nutritionist” which is controversial.”
Dr. Atkins might be prominent, but he certaintly wasn’t
Responsible!
HealthParticipantWho eats turkey soup?
HealthParticipanteclipse -Don’t put yourself down. You need to work on your self-esteem.
HealthParticipantSam – If everyone went to a nutritionist and followed what they said, a lot of people could quit their meds. But they won’t, will they? You blame people’s lack of will power on the medical field. It’s very convenient for you to have a scapegoat for all the world’s problems. Blame us if you want, but most normal people know the truth!
HealthParticipantI got my mine at 16. My son just got his at 18 and my daughter got her’s at 17, now she’s 19. If it was up to me I wouldn’t have let them until 21, maybe even older. Very few young people are mature enough nowadays to drive, even in their twenties.
HealthParticipantL613 -Who told you NIRC has a good secular education? The learning is ok, but I don’t think the English dept. is so great. Just because they allow you to attend college, doesn’t mean they have a great secular high school.
HealthParticipantmbachur- What do you mean you’ve been there? If you learnt there, you didn’t stay too long. Anybody who knows anything about NIRC knows they call the high school – Mechina, not Mesivta!
HealthParticipantEclipse – A piece of advice -when something isn’t working -don’t keep knocking on the same door. Try a different career – esp. try a different community, not the yeshiva world -try a different neighboorhood. Above all, keep trying- never, ever give up!
HealthParticipantI’ve had enough Tzoros; now I want Simcha in my life -so I can say how the Simcha changed me!
HealthParticipantAt least they let you return it. If you come from my area, there are certain national companies that have a no return policy. If you call up the company and want to exchange or return their products, they look up your zip. If you live in my zip code, they won’t allow you to do it. It’s because some of our brethen have taken advantage previously and this is the outcome.
November 26, 2010 7:19 pm at 7:19 pm in reply to: Common Spanish Words Or Phrases To Communicate With #714999HealthParticipantHomeowner -It is slang. We have a similar word in English almost the exact same spelling. Nino & nina is more for a small child. Muchacho & muchacha means boy and girl.
HealthParticipantBlinky – I always drink Grape Juice for Kiddush and Havdalah, so it doesn’t matter if I’m fasting, but one year I fasted Erev Pesach and broke it on wine. (I don’t use Grape Juice for Arba Kossos.) This was before the invention of all these weak wines. I don’t recall ever being so sick from wine, like I was that Pesach nite. Since then, I always make sure to get to a siyum Erev Pesach!
HealthParticipantA yid is a yid! Drop all labels and a lot of LH will decrease! Actually, there are two types -ones who know better and ones who don’t!
HealthParticipantWhy when everyone talks about weight -it’s because of how the man or woman look on the outside? How come noone mentions the issue that being overweight is a major health issue in this country?
November 24, 2010 7:56 pm at 7:56 pm in reply to: Common Spanish Words Or Phrases To Communicate With #714992HealthParticipantMetrodriver- Adonde naciste? En Mexico? Soy Americano. And BTW, CANSADO is spelled with a “S”. Make sure you’re right before you correct others!
HealthParticipantBezalel -Yes it is, but you know how the gov. is with their tax money. It goes something like this: One for me, one for you. Nah, two for me and one for you! You get the idea.
November 24, 2010 4:26 am at 4:26 am in reply to: Common Spanish Words Or Phrases To Communicate With #714988HealthParticipantAries -Where did you learn Spanish? Better recheck your words. Dormi -I think is either bedroom or dormitory. The word for bed is cama. Ahora yo muy cansado y voy al mi cama para duermo! Comprenden? Buenos noche amigos!
HealthParticipantMr. Hirsch -There is another aspect that you aren’t taking into account that didn’t apply during the prohibition years. Medicine is getting more technologically advanced day by day. These smokers are becoming a financial burden on society as we can prolong a lot of their lives. They are now producing a protocol to detect lung cancer at an early stage. (90% of lung CA is due to smoking.) They want to make this widespread on smokers and former smokers. It will become to smokers as mammography is to women. We definitely should help people live longer, even if the cause of their illness is their own vices. But, why should the rest of us pay for this? Hence, the gov. wants to keep raising taxes on cigarettes. Let them at least pay partly for their future medical care! Most experts say we can’t afford to pay for medical care right now, let alone in the future. We are busting at the seams. Probably in the not so distant future we will be rationing health care, not what most Americans want. This is what occurs in western society, in all these socialist countries, right now!
HealthParticipantminyan gal -I’ll give you list of drugs to try if you haven’t already. Dronabinol -also good for appetite stimulation (active ingredient same as marijuana). Reglan. Compazine. Promazine. Phenergan. Tigan. Zofran. Kytril. Most of these are newer drugs and are from different classes. These are brand names; you probably have different brand names in Canada. I’m sure there are some you haven’t tried.
HealthParticipantI have an idea -maybe the gov. should put pictures that are ossur to look at on the box and then the yeshivos would finally asser smoking and throw out all smokers who won’t quit!
HealthParticipantMinyan gal – When you say you took it with an antiemetic, did you try all of them? There are many anti-emetics, some are stronger than others. Which one did you take? Also, did you try Zyban together with nicotine replacement? Even if you tried them separately, there probably is a synergistic effect if taken together.
HealthParticipantMinyan gal -go back on the chantix and take an anti-emetic.
Even if everyone would stop smoking today, there would still be enough lung cancers from smoking for many years to come. Smokers alone keep us medical people in business.
November 14, 2010 6:27 am at 6:27 am in reply to: Dose of reality: Kids kicked out of school #709060HealthParticipantmsseeker -“And TV is OSSUR, no way around this.” The same Rabbonim that hold this, hold the Internet is just as Ossur, even with filters. Stop with the hypocrisy!
November 11, 2010 2:53 pm at 2:53 pm in reply to: Dose of reality: Kids kicked out of school #709028HealthParticipantWIY -Today’s TV has programs called reruns, which I know some of them aren’t bad. A parent has to make sure what the kids are watching. It’s true what your saying about Family guy or other such cartoons. I personally have never watched them, but the way I understand it is that Hollywood developed cartoons for adults. They aren’t meant for children. Even Hollywood makes a distinction between adults and children on what’s appropiate. Just because you watched the worse of the worse, doesn’t mean there is nothing “Kosher” on.
HealthParticipantI always tell myself like Kennedy said -Ask what you could do for Hashem, not what Hashem and certainly not every so-called “frum” person can do for you!
November 11, 2010 5:16 am at 5:16 am in reply to: Dose of reality: Kids kicked out of school #709024HealthParticipantWIY -Your mistake is that we all come from Yaakov and not Eisav. I don’t think that everything on TV is bad, only some things. Parents who do have TV’s should definitely monitor their kids -how much they watch, what they watch, etc. Don’t destroy these kids, because their parents let them do whatever they want, by throwing them out. They are your brothers, sons of Yaakov Aveinu, just like you!
November 11, 2010 5:00 am at 5:00 am in reply to: Amnesty: Prosecute Bush If He Authorized Waterboarding #713749HealthParticipantThey should be prosecuted for sedition!
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