A very delicate matter.
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Wednesday, January 25, 2012
Tuesday, January 24, 2012
How Can We Say No?
Saying No maybe as simple as shaking our heads in refusal. However, suppose, someone in need is actually telling the truth or we can’t possibly break someone else’s heart? How can we say No to them?
- Consider the risk
In my case, it was a blessing that a private vehicle came into my rescue. I didn’t got late for work because of the incident. But, suppose it was really some scam – a prelude to a hold-up or abduction or rape? What would happen to my loved ones if something did happen to me?
- Be sensible
Better safe than sorry. Some people may think us rude and distrusting. On the contrary, with awkward situations like they are the ones out of the line, they tend to understand. ‘The lady refused to take a ride because there are many crimes going on. She’s just being careful.’
- Say No gracefully
You do not want to hurt other’s feelings. Better learn the art of ‘white lies’. Generally, lying is a bad thing but if you are not sure of a stranger and you do not want to offend anyone, making excuses can be a good thing. Remember, you are only protecting yourself and your family.
Friday, January 20, 2012
Friday Question: Is Pau D Arco Tea The Same As Taheebo Tea?
Pau d arco tea is not yet available in my local pharmacies. Can I buy taheebo tea instead?
Check out the answer here.
Check out the answer here.
Saturday, January 14, 2012
Friday, January 13, 2012
Friday Question: Can a Topical Medication Cause Stomach Pains?
Topical drugs as liniments, ointments, creams etc. can usually cause skin allergy as an adverse reaction. But, can it be possible that these types of medication can also result to stomach pains or gastric upsets?
- Related article: Aldrtz Pau Liniment
Thursday, January 12, 2012
Imported Drug Mix-ups: Diatab For Diatabs
‘Counterfeit’ imported drugs are a lot cheaper than locally produced and imported FDA approved medicines. However, ‘counterfeit’ imported drug products have drawbacks. This is a drug mix-up involving an imported anti-diabetic agent for a local an anti-diarrheal drug.
Read more here
Wednesday, January 11, 2012
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