Premenstrual stress is something that all women get and some are more severe than other. It can give you a headache, stomach, cramps, pain and dizziness. It can make you agitated. PMS is more severe in some women then others. PMS can make a woman agitated, tired, sleepy, painful, irritable, angry, sick and overall just low in energy level. There are some that will experience back pain while others will have three days to a week of pain and tiredness. This is all normal during your PMS and after it’s done you will get back to your normal shape. You can find yourself crying like some women and this is due to excess hormones releasing and it’s normal. There’s nothing to worry about except wait until it’s over. There are a few things that you can do to relieve the problems.
Right before you have it you can exercise to relieve the symptoms. Exercising really helps. It helps you to get rid of all the stress hormones that is coming out. Exercise will clear your body and mind of all the hormones that is secreted during your cycles. Walking to sit up really helps. You can also drink plenty of water to prepare yourself for fluid loss during your cycle.
You can take pain reliever like Motrin, Tylenol, aspirin to relieve all of your problems. These are really helpful. Just take it three times a day until all of your problems go away.
Drink plenty of fluids and do sit ups because it helps too. Get plenty of sleep and rest. The important things is to take the pain reliever because it can get rid of your pain and agitation. You can rest and sleep. You’ll feel very sleepy during this stage so you can prepare yourself for great naps.
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The problem is that most Americans view this as a "either or" thing, and fail to see the true cost of the current system, and the reasons for those costs.
If you look at the facts, America has top of the line healthcare, problem is, you have to be a millionaire, or go bankrupt to get access to much of it.This healthcare system costs twice as much per capita as the second most expensive one, the Norwegian system. What's the difference here? Norway has a system which is run entirely on taxpayer money, $4,700 per person. America has a system that is run partially on tax payer money, roughly $8,000 per person. In Norway, EVERYONE is covered. In America, only the elderly and those below poverty are covered. So how can Americans spend $8,000 per person on a healthcare system that doesn't benefit them? Because America also has a law stating that it is illegal to simply just let people die. If a gunshot victim shows up at a hospital with life threatening wounds and no insurance, it is illegal to not save his life. The bill for this, of course, goes to the person first, but no one expects him to be able to pay $250,000 out of his own pocket, so the bill goes to the state, and is then paid for by tax payers. The problem here is that the US has no tax money allocated for healthcare like this. Norway does, and thereby runs a healthcare system which is much more cost effective, and covers a lot more people. Had this gunshot victim showed up to a Norwegian hospital, he would have already been paying for his healthcare through his taxes along with everyone else.
People in America are scared of higher taxes following a national health insurance scheme, but fail to realize we're paying twice as much, for a scheme that doesn't work. On top of the $8,000 you pay every year for this healthcare system, you also have to pay for health insurance. In Norway, you have an annual deductible of $300, and pay no health insurance.
Of course, Norway has a private healthcare sector as well for those who wish to use private hospitals, but are still required to pay their $4,700 per capita for national health care.
In essence:
America – You pay $8,000 a year for the government NOT to have universal healthcare, plus 1,200 – 12,000 for health insurance.
Norway – You pay $4,700 a year for universal healthcare, and can choose to pay extra for private healthcare or not.
As for the quality of healthcare in America. It's true that a lot of Europeans and Canadians choose to come to America for healthcare, this is by far not a majority of them, but small minority of them. America has excellent healthcare, and excellent doctors, but you have to pay hundreds of thousands, even millions to afford some treatments. Norway actually covers these costs if the treatment is not available in Norway.
However, it's also true that on the whole, America's health care system is ranked around #50 worldwide, one slot behind Slovakia, one slot in front of Cuba.
Many people think that if you don't have universal healthcare, you don't pay for it. This just simply isn't true. It's an illusion. The truth is you pay MORE for it.
Follow the link below to find concise summaries of the McCain and Obama Healthcare Plans.
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@65don65 haha no your english is perfect . Thanks for your help dude but i got all that part , im talking about right at the end .. who is that coming in that sort of carriage thing ? what is that about ?
sry if it sounds confusing…my english is not the best but i tried my best to help
i dont get what is the ending about ? anyone please care to explain ?
nice movie
It's a matter of priorities. In the US, we see the purpose of the health care system as being to create wealth for investors. Our entire health care system is owned by just seven corporations. They not only sell insurance, they also own the hospitals and clinics, and the doctors work for them. They have so much money and power that they can donate to both sides of every election, so no politician, on either side, is able to propose anything that might threaten their profits.
Barack Obama began his campaign in 2007 by promising to advocate a single payer system, like they have in Canada, France, Australia, etc. But halfway through the campaign he said he'd changed his mind, he didn't think single payer would work 'in a country like this'. In the meanwhile he had accepted thousands of dollars in campaign funds from . . . guess who?
Meanwhile, when Republican politicians brag that the US has 'the best health care system in the world', they aren't talking about recovery rates or life expectancy or infant mortality or anything like that. Our system is best, in their view, because it generates the biggest profits of any in the world!
This is how the US differs fundamentally from other countries. In every other developed country, the top priority of the health care system is HEALTH CARE.
@SAMZI123
of course just tell me which part you didnt understand…
@SAMZI123
when he was back at his friends’ home… the wife of his friend found a letter in that raincoat and that letter was from Neeru…She wrote that she had read (while she went out wearing the raincaot to buy some food) that certificate to borrow money from his friends… then she asked why he didnt tell before that he needs money… She also gave her jewelry to help him…
My answer is not much better than the first person to answer but I'm sure it will help.
BULL S/H/ I/T
@65don65 i did not understand what happened right at the end ..
Very Nice Movie…heart touching….matching to a lot of real stories…