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Isnt it proven scientificly, with body chemicals, like hormones, and pheromones? YEAH, of course im a "believer"

So I got my matches...Did the guys on my list get my name too?
And if so...Why haven't you e-mailed me ...ya Big jerks!!!

Yes it will, one month later in Europe. WHY? HOW? Because they write the date differently. 04:05:06 07/08/09 in Berlin, say, is 4:05:06 am on the 7th of August, 2009. And it will happen here AGAIN in another 100 years, in 2109.

What do you say to get rid of someone who bugs you?

Nothing, I have absolutely no interest in her. She tried to play the field between me and him, I ended up meeting up with her once to see a movie and she didn't want to tell him...even though I said we should just tell him. He took her word, didn't discuss what happened with me, and the friendship ended. Not that it bothers me much as I really don't need friends like that.

Start playing pranks on the guy. Put a rubber snake in his desk drawer. Move sh!t around and when he's looking all over for it, put it back. Sort of the "Gaslight" approach.

besides everyone in my congregation knows that you can't cure cancer without rattlesnake venom

Nowhere in these definitions has anyone defined what "SPECIAL MEDICAL TREATMENT" is?

The parents were providing special medical treatment.

Point two:
No state, no state supreme court can crass the boundaries of the U.S. Constitution. If the parents are, in effect, claiming sanctuary under the freedom of religion act then no state can be justified in prohibiting a parent from treating thier own child as they would treat themselves under similar condtions (based on thier religious beliefs).

Point three:
Any government web site that upholds that all AMA (American medical association) and FDA approved medical treatments are the only and best ones available is conforming to the FDA and the AMA.

And if any of you buy the idea that the AMA and FDA function in YOUR best interest - then YOU are welcome to follow thier instructions implicitely.

However, you would be the wiser if you did a lot of research at who runs those institutions, who they're in bed with and how often they change partners between themselves. Just for starters:
pharmaceutical companies – the chemical companies (GMO, Monsanto, Dow, Dupont, etc) – the radiological industries. They ALL fund their OWN research and the FDA and the AMA add their approvals to their research - without conducting their own. Furthermore, outside research is almost always dispelled by all of these industries. Of course some very well known names have been known to use a revolving door - earning wages from one institution, then another, back to the first, to another and right into - government office... imagine that!

This is why it takes so many years for the word to get into the mainstream and for people to complain - by then some NEW medical miricle treatment is being offerd, with the appropriate approval (of course).

Now I don't expect the parent of this child to know all this - most people believe in the "system". So those of you who think any child under the age of 18 has a chance in h e ll in making an informed decision is not being realistic.

But it shouldn't matter, the point is that every parent, barring known abuses, has a right to determine for themselves the forms of medical treatment they will deem appropriate for their own children. No other person, group, or government has the right to decide what is appropriate medical treatment for your children.

In fact, I would personally say that every parent that feeds their children boxed and otherwise 'processed' foods are committing child abuse. But the FDA and the AMA think that genetically altering food, through radiation, and chemically treating crops, fields and feed for livestock causes no harm. If you agree with them, that there is no harm from these foods, even though there's no real nutritional value in them either - then keep feeding it to you kids.

Because I don't have the right to take you to court and make you change how you 'treat' (feed) your child. Just as I don't right to detemine how you will 'treat' them medically when they become obese, diabetic, asthmatic, or have cancer.

While he allowed Daniel to stay with his parents, the judge gave the Hausers until Tuesday to get an updated chest X-ray for their son and select an oncologist.
If the evaluation shows the cancer had advanced to a point where chemotherapy and radiation would no longer help, the judge said, he would not order the boy to undergo treatment.

Doctors have said Daniel's cancer had up to a 90 percent chance of being cured with chemotherapy and radiation. Without those treatments, doctors said his chances of survival are 5 percent.
Daniel's parents have been supporting what they say is their son's decision to treat the disease with nutritional supplements and other alternative treatments favored by the Nemenhah Band.

"My son is not in any medical danger at this point," Colleen Hauser testified at a court hearing last week. She also testified that Daniel is a medicine man and elder in the Nemenhah Band.

The family's attorney, Calvin Johnson, said Daniel made the decision himself to refuse chemotherapy, but Brown County said he did not have an understanding of what it meant to be a medicine man or an elder.

Court filings also indicated Daniel has a learning disability and can't read.

As to the Nemenhah Band themselves, they are new organization that hold beliefs similar to that of local Native Americans as well as the Mormon Church — although neither group recognizes the Nemenhah Band as a part of them. Their leader, Philip “Cloudpiler” Landis has a criminal past and spent a few months in jail several years ago for charges of fraud. After leaving jail he started the group which he allows others to join for a small fee of $250. To top it off, whenever members of the Nemenhah Band get sick they also have to pay Landis for the natural medicines too.

"She should have gone to court," Landis said. "It's how we work these things out. You don't solve anything by disregarding the order of the judge."

Anthony Hauser now agrees that Daniel needs to be taken back to a doctor for re-evaluation for the best treatment, said Calvin Johnson, an attorney for the parents.

The family's doctor, James Joyce, testified by telephone that he examined Daniel on Monday, and that an X-ray showed his tumor had grown to the size it was when he was first diagnosed.
"He had basically gotten back all the trouble he had in January," the doctor said.
Joyce testified that he offered to make appointments for Daniel with oncologists, but the Hausers declined. He also said he tried to give Daniel more information about lymphoma but the boy, his mother and lawyer Susan Daya left in a rush.

its a religious chain letter?

Well i had a blind date last night, and unlike previous ones she actually showed up, but i dont know what to think, we were to meet today but she got called into work(or so she says) is this a blow off??

"I wonder if now that I've taken time with the others, the good ones might go bad?"
hmmmmmmmmmmm....do strawberry people go bad?