Let's Talk About Ex-Boyfriends and All Their Glory... Ha!

We all know that our ex-boyfriends are history for a reason, but we still miss them at times and consider what could have been.  Top 5 reminders to keep ourselves from making that late night call or reaching out in times of despair:

1)  They weren't there for you when you needed them anyway.

Typically, people like companionship and prefer it to being alone.  It's nice to talk to someone about the events of your day, and maybe have a few laughs and cuddles.

HOWEVER! The ex-boyfriend was probably faking his way through that the first few months and then lazily dropped the act as time went on.  We've all been there. :)


2)  He cost too much.

Yes, in relationships we believe in give and take.  For some men, excuse me, boys, they are juvenile narcissists whose sense of entitlement is that of a King in the 16th century.  I don't mean solely monetarily, but also with regards to effort and willingness.  Women these days are able to flex their independence and ensure their own future through their own means.

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The reason each post needs the words "Multiple Sclerosis" or on the Alzheimer News Site: "Alzheimers" is because it will attract  search engines which means MORE VISITORS READING THE NEWS!

This is also the reasons that your headlines need to be short & catchy!

:)

Stan

(Posted By: Josi Creek)

(Reuters) - A pioneering -- but much delayed -- cannabis-based medicine for multiple sclerosis is now on track to win regulatory approval in Britain and Spain, its maker said on Thursday.


GW Pharmaceuticals said regulators in both countries had concluded there were no major quality, safety or efficacy issues remaining to be resolved. Talks are now focused on points of clarification related to the patient information leaflet.

Approval of the dug Sativex in Britain and Spain will be a landmark for the British drugmaker, whose shares jumped more than 12 percent to a four-year high on the news by 0940 GMT (5:40 a.m. ET).

The medicine, which is sprayed under the tongue, is to be marketed in Britain by Germany's Bayer and in the rest of Europe by Spain's Almirall.

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My new Tattoo!

I got my family on my Foot 2 weeks ago Stan..........

(Posted By: Josi Creek)
Joe Rosochacki and Judy Baer have quite the tale. Whereas most people would have seen only black clouds, they found the silver lining.


After Joe was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis in 2006, he started searching for answers on MS-Epals, a forum for those with the chronic illness. He found Judy, who had been diagnosed about 10 years earlier. He e-mailed her, but this wasn't the first time a guy had tried to engage her.

"There were several requests from some lonely hearts who thought to use the system as a dating service," she says. "All of these requests were denied."


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