because the world it mad :P my freind gave me that answer
Mostly through observation of wise men. They realised that the sun repeated its course every 360 days (later refined as 365.25 days, of course) or so, and that gave us years... a cycle of the moon gave us months, and a period of light and darkness gave us days. Only the week was defined by man and by man alone - when God created the world, it was done in six stages (described in the Bible as 'days') and 'on the seventh day, God rested'. From that, men would take a day of rest every seventh day ( and those of a faithful disposition would 'keep it holy').
Her grandparents gave her 50 and she earned 175.
she gave her sister 1and gave her mother 3 she have 12 cookies left
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You can, but check with your doctor before getting pregnant
ulgy
In the episode of the third series of Doctor Who called 'Gridlock', the Doctor states that Janis Joplin gave him his coat.
I am going to assume it was a doctor who gave you the shots. I am also going to take a wild guess and assume the doctor knew you were pregnant at the time he/she gave you the shot. Thus, it should be OK. If the individual who gave you the shot was not a doctor, then I would advise you see one immediately.I am going to assume it was a doctor who gave you the shots. I am also going to take a wild guess and assume the doctor knew you were pregnant at the time he/she gave you the shot. Thus, it should be OK. If the individual who gave you the shot was not a doctor, then I would advise you see one immediately.I am going to assume it was a doctor who gave you the shots. I am also going to take a wild guess and assume the doctor knew you were pregnant at the time he/she gave you the shot. Thus, it should be OK. If the individual who gave you the shot was not a doctor, then I would advise you see one immediately.I am going to assume it was a doctor who gave you the shots. I am also going to take a wild guess and assume the doctor knew you were pregnant at the time he/she gave you the shot. Thus, it should be OK. If the individual who gave you the shot was not a doctor, then I would advise you see one immediately.I am going to assume it was a doctor who gave you the shots. I am also going to take a wild guess and assume the doctor knew you were pregnant at the time he/she gave you the shot. Thus, it should be OK. If the individual who gave you the shot was not a doctor, then I would advise you see one immediately.I am going to assume it was a doctor who gave you the shots. I am also going to take a wild guess and assume the doctor knew you were pregnant at the time he/she gave you the shot. Thus, it should be OK. If the individual who gave you the shot was not a doctor, then I would advise you see one immediately.
If your doctor gave you a due date, you should know if your baby is late, as well as your doctor.
dr.gamble
Malpractice?
Propofol.
If the spot on your back has not gone away after using the prescribed cream, you need to visit your doctor again. It may require testing or a different prescription.
take it according to the instructions your doctor gave you
If you are on birth control you can have spotting for that long. That happens. But either way talk to your doctor.. im only 20 but I had a heavy period every single day for over 11 months and the doctors couldn't figure it out so i had to finally get a d & c. so make sure you talk to a doctor cause that's not fun to go through. No not normal. You have to see your doctor because it will probably not stop on it's own now. I had the same problem years ago and I had it for 3 months and I had to get shots to stop and start it for several months. Bleeding that much can lead to other more severe problems. Please believe me, it won't stop on it's own, you need to get treatment. that happend to me i had my period for almost 3 months. i went to the doctor and the gave me a low dosage of birth control
Yes, you can wear tampons if you gave birth two months ago. You can resume all normal activities as long as you're comfortable.