People keep talking about the dangers of excessive screen time.
What do we now use to engage our kids?
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A wife was pressuring her husband to japa sometime ago and he said
“if we go abroad and get stranded, I may not be able to forgive you and this marriage won’t be the same”
She stepped back, the man knew his wife will forget she was the one that pressured him to relocate if things get tough
A woman’s suggestion can be from a place of love but many of us aren’t ready to accept the repercussions especially regarding finances
Don’t allow a woman set you up for failure, do everything within your means
Let me share a heartwarming story with you, one that gives me some hope each time I have a very bad patient.
When we admitted little F, he wasn't just another child living with sickle cell disease, he had just suffered a bad stroke and was deeply unconscious.
This is definitely not flex!
This child needs to be evaluated, hormones need to be checked ASAP.
Definitely not from food; it has some genetic/hormonal undertone.
My dad still sings that song he used to sing for me as a small girl. He goes Moria oo, moria, moria moria moria mi o. 😁
Man be singing and be walking so fast. Been wanting to catch this, perfect amusement for my boring days. 🤣
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@drpepple_ From the comments so far the masses are never with doctors until the train one of their children through medical school and they start answering papa doc or mama doc and then expect dividends from the profession.
So unfortunate
@YourBabysDoctor@Nurlalah@sinmisizzle Sorry Doki. I was responding to a comment by @Nurlalah
that mentioned some women started bringing their kids for immunization when a Paed. started doing pro bono services
I’m crying now. 😭
“My father quit on us when I was five.
Mom remarried a few years later.
She then passed away in a car accident when I was nine.
Both biological parents were gone before I turned ten.
I was stuck living with my Mom’s new husband whom I had only known for a short time. He wasn’t my “real” dad. Randle isn’t even my real last name.
Steve Randle then showed me the meaning of real. He dedicated his life to raising us (I have a younger sister and brother).
When Steve met my Mom, he was a successful attorney. As a single parent dealing with deep sorrow, he gave up so many of his own interests to be there for me.
He has taught me more about life than anyone else – the most important being belief in myself, commitment to family, and faith in God.
I have never made a major personal or professional decision without seeking his advice first.
Graduated from college with his support.
Chose my career path with his guidance.
I’m a better dad because of his example.
Anyone can be a father. It takes love, support and encouragement to be a real dad.
My last name is Randle. It means more to me than any amount of money, possessions, or corporate titles.
There are several I admire but Dad is my only hero.
I love you DAD! Beyond grateful to be your son.
-Nate”
Omo! The world is so twisted!
How is being a virgin embarrassing?
Things that used to bring shame are now celebrated, and things that were regarded as virtue are now embarrassing.
Very soon, they will come for the children!