He said he was better, and for me not to worry. And do you know what? I felt relieved to hear THAT!
Well, that was the last time I heard from him, for at the end of the following week, he was dead by his own hand.

What am I trying to tell you?
Well it is this: Unless you have the professional knowledge to decide whether this condition, or that, could be "Gee, Just Not Trying TOO HARD." Then make no judgments which are NOT yours to make.

My friend is dead. I am guilt ridden. I wish I had not made assumptions, when something in me, had rather intuited me, that I simply had wanted to make things less complicated for myself, because it was better to think things could not be as serious as they really were.
never again, take anything for granted – Especially if I am m not even a professional BETTER know the signs to something serious.
not be such a JERK again!
My friend is dead, you see.

Take from what said, whatever you may, I know you – You know me.
But unless you are One skilled in diagnosing, be far more careful, about what you claim to decide about people and their conditions.
pretty much all I can tell you.

Bipolar disorder was previously known as manic depression, and a condition which affects your moods, making them swing dramatically. A person with the disorder will experience episodes of depression and mania, switching rapidly from one to the other. Extreme episodes can last up to a few weeks and will affect a day-to-day life dramatically. a common condition – 1/100 being diagnosed – and can affect anyone of any lifestyle in a variety of ways.

ADHD, on the other hand, stands for Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder, and consists of general inattentiveness, hyperactivity, and impulsiveness. This may include a attention span, restlessness, and being easily distracted. It has been linked to learning difficulties, but does not indicate a lack of intelligence or a low IQ. It is most commonly diagnosed in children at a young age, though sometimes the symptoms can be confused with the natural behaviour of a child.

I say that either of them are becoming more "popular," but awareness has risen in recent years due to publicity and heath service mental health recognition crusades.

hahahahhahaha nice one

Only two suggestions that may not be terribly and you may take or leave as you see fit.
One – Do you think it would be helpful to attach examples of what he has actually sent, and then your correction? Much like you did in your examples.

Two – Is "thanx" with an "X" the common way that you spell that in your work place? I was just wondering if as an admin person, who may be promoted again, it may be a good idea to use correct spelling.

Good Luck!

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Ron

If you want, you can spend your money on useless vitamins that you will either use to make expensive pee (the water soluble kinds, the C and all the Bs all end up in the urine, according to numerous studies) or stored as body fat (the fat soluble vitamins, A, D, E, K). Your body simply cannot absorb vitamins unless they come with the food they’re supposed to be in.

Vitamins are of a whole system working together since hundreds of thousands of years of human evolution. You cannot single them out.
It’s like knowing that you need a tablespoon of olive oil every day (2 tbsp for men) and you would just drink a whole cup every 2 weeks…does not work that way.

Also, most of the time (according to random samplings and testing by independent labs), the vitamins pills on the market do not even contain the vitamins they’re supposed to have and you’re supposed to have bought…but who really cares if you’re peeing expensive vitamins or expensive nothing anyway! As long as you’re paying for it. If you buy cheap vitamins (anything made in China is 100% sugar), you’ll have a 50/50 chance of paying a lot of money for sugar pills, but again, you might be better off peeing water soluble vitamins than absorbing the sugar of fake vitamins.

If only extra vitamins were just harmless and useless, and your body would just discard them…so you would pay money for popping nothing but at least you would not get ONLY! That is when you wish that you paid for the sugar fake crap.

Vitamins (and minerals) are not candies or good for you because they sound good and can be beneficial. A little too much of a good thing can become a bad thing. They can give you annoying headaches, diarrhea, joint pain, skin rash, irritability, fatigue, water retention, hair loss and really more than annoying kidney stone, liver damage, congestive failure…and this is nothing compared to what they can do when combined with drugs and medicines. ALWAYS have the complete list of all the vitamin supplements (and meds and drugs) you take ON YOU AT ALL TIME, so if you get into an accident and end up in the hospital, they will know what medicine NOT to give you so some vitamin does not interfere with it in a way that you can see your story later on the TV show House, MD!

Even just having a regular check up with your doctor, or because you’re sick and they will want to know exactly which vitamins you take and also exactly which dosage and when…as to not prescribe you the wrong medicine. You’ll have to fill out a form and don’t forget to list any vitamins you take or you won’t be able to sue them if you get a bad reaction from some drugs they gave you, because you did not list that vitamin you took.

You have a lot of huge, big hundreds of pages books, devoted to vitamins, herbs and drugs interaction, maybe buy one of those.

Every years, kids die because they overdosed on vitamin supplements that they found in the kitchen or in their baby sitter’s purse and they thought were candies (some are sugary coated and taste good). I have a calcium supplement (when I run out of milk) that is pink, sweet and taste like a hard nice candy that last for a long time, yummy. Make sure your vitamins are 100% inaccessible from any kids in your house.

What are the toxicity symptoms of iron? Death!

Some clueless parents have no idea that vitamins should be treated like meds and locked away in a child proof place, inaccessible to kids and unless you want to search your baby sitter’s bag for meds, vitamins or drugs, that could kill your toddler, you should ask for the bag to be stored on a very high shelf.

Also, vitamins interfere with drugs but they interfere with each others as well. Vitamin C will interfere with the absorption of B12.

If you eat healthy, you don’t need vitamins. Taking vitamins even make people eat less healthy because they’re thinking they got their vitamins so it’s okay to eat junk food or nothing, like anorexic teenage girls popping vitamins and thinking they’ll be fine (they just get expensive pee while taxing their body that has to get rid of those).

Only take supplements if you doctor tells you that you need them, like extra calcium to fight osteoporosis when you get older, prenatal vitamins when you’re pregnant or any vitamin you need because you have some congenital vitamin deficiency for that vitamin.

Edit:
Being “vegetarian for about 16 of 21 meals” is like having sex only 5 times a week and think you’re a virgin!

"él me hace muy feliz"

tienes un español muy bueno! ¿cómo es eso?
(although, if what you mean is that someone speaks spanish well, it would be more something like "tu español es muy bueno!")

La escuela ha estado difícil, el trabajo ha estado pesado también!

está bien, ¡también te extraño! ¡Espero que tengas una bonita noche! ¡espero pronto!

Note: most answers here are wrong…

Edit: You asked for ways to improve your writing, and then argue with every suggestion made and try to insult us as well. You need an opening sentence, yes, but yours is a poor choice and needs improvement. I equate it someone saying "I awoke and got out of bed then put on my clothes before walking outside." It can be safely assumed that if your dog goes outside to play that it used a door and crossed the yard. Giving unnecessary details do not improve your writing.

"NO dogs are NOT colorblind! they can see shades of blue and green, and can see different shades of grey."

And yet they cannot see red, which was my point that you just argued against.

Again you make my point for me. The reader has to accept that the dog is telling the story, which is fine, so you have to make sure that if a dog is telling the story you say things that are uncharacteristic of a dog, such as the color blind thing. You have to follow my advice, but to argue against it?

be so resistant to constructive feedback. I suspect you just wanted people to say it's even though you could easily make it much better.

Good luck with your blog.

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assuming you mean for your Answers profile; they are talking about what is basically the internet address to put in browser in order to go to it. So to see your own URL, while looking at a question you have answered copy the URL for that question, that is in your browser (upper left). Then sign out of Yahoo!, and paste the URL back into your browser and enter. Now if you click on your avatar you will see your Answers profile with the URL for it in your browser.

Or you can just use this, but add at the beginning for it to work (I left that out so it would not become an abbreviated blue clickable hyperlink):

".yahoo.com/activity?show=nDnBsmtvaa"

I have found most people, even college grads, do not know how to properly site sources in research papers. I once had to explain to 5 classmates (we were all in our last semester of a 4 yr business program mind you!) how to correctly cite sources. Only 1 out of 5 actually paid attention to what I said. Even when I gave them examples to use and explained again and again what they were doing wrong, politely. The only one who finally cared to listen to me and help me out was a woman whom English was not even her first language (so a non American born person was the only one who gave me the respect to listen to what I was explaining!). So expect him to ever listen to what you are saying, no matter how many times you explain.

I ended up spending hours on end on every group research paper trying to find their sources and then correctly cite those sources. It was exhausting. So you might have to just stop accepting new items from that contributoror if he never listens to you, making you do more work than you should have to.

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— You stated he would pay "no strings attached" and state you know for a fact the contract is legally binding. Where did you get your contract law education because if you paid going to want a refund on money. A contract is only valid when both benefit. A simple contract would be, mow your lawn for $10." You get the benefit of your lawn being mowed. I get the benefit of the $10. Contracts are not one sided like this one is. He gave you a promise. Promises are not legally binding. By him paying for your mouth to be fixed benefits you, but not him. not a contract.

Congratulations on being 25. Your age make a difference. Obviously the injury was not life threatening and you die, therefore it was not a necessary procedure that your dad was required to pay for and provide. He have obligations when you were 8 and he have obligations now. If you want to learn you have a case the hard way, fine, but lose and you will lose any money you spent towards the case. If I was your dad I would then turn around and sue you for my legal fees for a frivolous lawsuit.