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Q: I have a very painful toothache. I can’t suck liquids because that pulls my teeth forward and creates pain. I can’t chew anything because it hurts when my upper and lower teeth touch each other. All I can do is to drink stuff out of a glass and to eat soft foods (that I don’t need to chew) like soup and rice. Probably I will need to remain on a liquid diet for the next 5 days. I am drinking 2 cups (8 oz. each) of 2% milk, a cup of pulp-free orange juice, 1 and a half cups of Basmati rice and a can of various types of soup, each day. So far, I have tried tomato soup and chicken soup. I don’t eat beef. Do I need to adjust my diet? And if I do, then what adjustment should I make? If it helps, I am 5’7′ and 190 lbs. I am not taking pain-killers or any other type of medicine. I live in South Florida. I am a fairly active 47-year-old male — I walk 3 to 5 miles each day. I have no medical problems except for my gingivitis (for which I am taking penicillin for the next 5 days). Any suggestions?

A: Get to a Dentist right away. If you need a specialist they will refer you.

Any ideas on how to make this better.?

Q: I’m writing a story, heres what I’ve wrote so far. What do you think? How ccan I make it better? 1.“Halley Elizabeth Connors?”“Right here. I’m coming.”“Hurry it up. I don’t have all day. I have 20 kids to see after you.”“Sorry.”I walked into the cold room draped in the ugliest color combination, purple and orange. There was an old wooden desk, one window (that was barely big enough to even be considered a window), a computer, and two chairs with nothing else but just me and Mrs. Hunter. I hurriedly, and quietly, sat down as Mrs. Hunter stared at me with an intense expression laid out upon her face. We sat in silence for a couple of torturous minutes while she wrote down some things from my medical file and some old records. I glanced around the room, looking for something that could distract from this awful visit, and with the realization that there was nothing, I glanced down at my shoes, which today happened to be my favorite black sandals. Was this how my first therapist visit was supposed to be, me staring at my shoes? This woman, Mrs. Hunter, was supposed to be the best therapist in all of state, so why was I sitting here saying nothing while she didn’t even look up at me. Wow, this was worse than I thought it would be, and I had over twenty visits to go. “So, I can see you’ve had some problems in your past.”“Yea. Nothing too traumatic though.”“Nothing too traumatic? This list goes on and on, how about we start with your dad?”“What about him? There’s not too much to know, other than he’s been dead since I was ten.”“You don’t miss him at all?”“We weren’t that close.” “Really?”“Yes, he was gone a lot, he traveled.”“Oh.” She sat and stared at me once again, but with this stare I could see a bit of compassion in her old eyes. It was starting to be a little awkward and weird, but then she said, “Well our thirty minutes is up, time to go. Here’s a pamphlet on the group therapy you will be attending.”“Group Therapy?”“Didn’t they tell you when they were agreeing upon this plan? You will be forced to attend therapy here and then some group therapy.”“What a liar,” I thought to myself as I walked out of her office. If I was already lying about my dad, what was I going to be lying about next. This woman was supposedly trying to help me, but I didn’t even feel comfortable enough to talk to her about my dead dad. Plus, where had that group therapy idea come from? No one had said anything about it. I looked down at the floor again, a nervous habit I picked up when I was little. I couldn’t stand this woman because she saw me as everyone else did, I could tell it from her death stare at the beginning of our visit, in her eye’s I was simply nothing but a cutter.2.“Spencer? Come on in.”“Hello again, Mrs. Hunter how’s this last week been?”“Just fine, how about for you? How are things going at home?”“OK I guess, Mom is finally accepting the cancer, but I think she’s starting to feel responsible for all of this.”“No one is to blame, there is no way that this is her fault.”“That doesn’t make her feel any better though. Dad is just going on with his life though, luckily this thing hasn’t even phased him.”“He sounds like he knows how to deal with things in a less subtle way than your mom.”“Yea, he’s pretty tough on the inside and on the outside.”“Is your younger sister dealing with your disease well?”“I guess so, but she can’t look me in the eye anymore. Sometimes she won’t even look up at me for a whole entire day.”“Spencer, I can tell you’re worried but, that’s just her way of dealing with things. She’ll be just fine, as will you.”“How can you be so sure?”“I just know these things.” Spencer stared at Mrs. Hunter’s gentle smile and wondered how she could have been so wrong about her the first time she walked into the awfully colored office. She had remembered telling her mom that she wasn’t going back to some woman who was hateful and bitter, and that someone this stern wouldn’t be able to help her through what was going on. Boy, had she been wrong. Now she looked forward to her weekly visits with Mrs. Hunter. She anticipated them. “So, Spencer, have you made any friends in your group therapy sessions?”“Nope.”“Not one?”“Sorry, but all those girls hate me.”“That can’t be true.”“I tried it out, I really wanted it to work but I think I’m quitting.”“How about just one more visit? Just try it one more time, please, I think it’ll help you.”“Ok, but only one more time.”Spencer looked up at the purple clock mounted up on the wall facing the window and realized it was time to go. Mrs. Hunter motioned her to the door, and encouraged her to give group therapy more of a chance. Spencer agreed but inside she knew that she’d regret it.Its kind of a mystery with Halley.

A: Not changing points of view from first to third would help – also, describing what the characters are wearing is often considering amateurish, and don’t be afraid to use dialogue tags (she said, with an adjective attached, or things like ‘whispered’ or ‘murmured’ or ‘grumbled’ or ‘growled’, but don’t overuse these). It helps the reader understand the tone your characters are using.Also, why did this girl have to go to therapy? And what’s the plot? I don’t have a feeling for the plot at all. And I want to know if there’s some sort of mystery to be solved, or have a hint at something that will be revealed later. What is the point of these sessions?Best of luck to you!

what do you think about a cure 4 canser?

Q: Vitamin B17 was the subject of great controversy over 20 years ago when some of the world’s top scientists claimed that when consumed, the components of the seed make it 100% impossible to develop cancer and will kill existing cancer in most cases. The pharmaceutical companies pounced on this claim immediately and demanded that FDA studies be conducted. The results of these studies are found in the book “World Without Cancer”, by G. Edward Griffin. To order the book call 877-479-3466.Vitamin B-17, also know as Laetrile and Amygdalin is found in most fruit seeds… namely apricot seeds. The apricot seed was claimed as the cure for all cancers over 35 years ago. It was even more strongly claimed that when one eats about 7 apricot seeds per day they can never develop cancer, just as one can never get scurvy if they have an orange every day, or pellagra if they have some B vitamins every day. The pharmaceuticals companies together with the medical establishment pushed the FDA into making it illegal to sell “raw” apricot seeds or vitamin B17 with information about its effects on cancer. Even to this day, you can’t get raw apricot seeds in your health food store, only the sun dried ones which have all the important enzymes killed off.Pharmaceutical companies only conduct studies on patented chemicals they invent so that at the end of their study, if the drug gets approved, they have sole rights on its sale. (They make back tons more than the mere 250 million that they invested) They never do studies on foods that can’t be patented and that can be sold by any supermarket. The information on this site is not just for preventing cancer, it is for those that have cancer now and are on chemo or radiation at this moment, as well as for those who have cancer but haven’t started any conventional methods yet. Most of the people that already have cancer clusters in their body, who eat the apricot seeds and/or take the vitamin b17 in tablet form show near to complete tumor regression. Although cancer patients may get rid of their cancer, they also have the problem of the organ damage that the cancer has caused. This is another issue where other herbs and remedies are necessary for proper organ regeneration. Of course when a person’s body is completely eaten up by cancer, the apricot seeds and its extract (laetrile and vitamin b17) would only prolong their life many times longer than chemotherapy and might not completely save them. However in many cases high levels of the injectable laetrile will help a great deal with the pain.

A: There is NO SUCH THING as “vitamin b17”. Vitamins are essential to life – this crap is not. Laetrile was “hot” back in the 70s, but it was THOROUGHLY discredited as being ineffective and dangerous.You’re full of crap. Quit spreading your lies.http://www.quackwatch.org/04ConsumerEducation/News/apricotseeds.htmlhttp://www.quackwatch.org/01QuackeryRelatedTopics/cancer.html