Member Since: October 12, 2007
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if anyone has had mono how long did it take for you to start recieving symptons? and what we're the first symptoms you had.
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I had mono too. I always felt really tired. When it was summer, my mom always wanted me to go to the pool well, I kept telling her no, she always tried to make me go. I knew something was wrong with me. So one day she took me to the dr's for something, my mom said, she might have mono, the dr said no she doesnt have mono, my mom said I would feel better if you would please run a blood test, and sure enough I had mono. My mom felt terrible that she had been making me go to the pool when I was really sick, and had mono.
The best thing I can tell you is get lots of rest and drink lots of fluid. Even if you dont feel that hungry still try and eat a little. If you dont eat, you will feel even more sick than before. Just try and eat a little. Hope this advice helps. Get better soon! :)
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i want to get side bangs.
should i do it on my own.
if so how exactly??
like do i part my hair??
idk.
also pictures would help. :]
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If you want to get side bangs I think the best thing I would do if I were you would be to go to the barber shop and have them do it. I tried giving myself sidebangs and it worked out ok I guess, but if you dont want to mess up your hair then I would suggest that. If you need to ask me anymore ?'s feel free to ask me.
McKayla :)
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I have 2 questions here, but they relate both to the same problem so I'll ask in one.
I have really oily hair for some reason. Like I wash it one day, then it's okay for the next day but the day after it looks like it hasn't been washed in weeks. So I basically have to wash my hair everyday otherwise it gets REALLY oily. I've been told that's bad for your hair too. That's not my question.
My question is, how can I stop it from going oily so quickly? I've tried heaps of stuff. Different shampoos and conditioners, washing it twice, scrubbing extra hard, not scubbing at all etc nothing works!
My second question is: Straight after I wash my hair, the damp bits become oily straight away. And everytime I wash my hair it's different damp bits, and different oily bits. Like above I've tried everything. I think it's something to do with the way my hair dries. It's only the damp bits which are oily. I can't dry or straighten my hair without those damp bits becoming huge oily parts and it's starting to become REAL annoying and a HUGE problem. What do I do? (link)
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I know, I have that same problem, I wash it one day and when I get out of the shower it just doesnt feel very clean. Then the next day it looks ok I guess. But maybe 1 or 2 days go by and it starts looking and feeling really oily. Maybe you and I are starting or getting ready to go through puberty. That's what starts happening when you start or get ready to start going through puberty. If you have any more ?'s for me just feel free to ask me.
McKayla :)
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