Last year around this time I was just BREAKIN into the LATIN CLUB SCENE as a DJ

Thanks to a good friend, SHEIMY!!  nice dude, I thank him for giving me the chance to get out in the scene.

Aside from that career wise I was getting ready to work full time for Canada Customs and HERE I'AM NOW

SO PRESENTLY I'AM EXTREMLY HAPPY WITH MY LIFE RIGHT NOW...THINGS WILL ONLY GET BETTER FROM NOW ON, THIS I KNOW

TV Buff wrote:

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Hey, I got one. This time last year I was wondering what all the hoopla is about St. Patrick's day and I meant to look it up. Today's the same. And I still haven't looked it up. Actually, I'm waiting for Lahtina to log on 'cause she's the Official Foro Looker-Upper.

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didnt he drive the snakes out of Ireland or something? or was that Jebediah Springfield?

Hey, I got one. This time last year I was wondering what all the hoopla is about St. Patrick's day and I meant to look it up. Today's the same. And I still haven't looked it up. Actually, I'm waiting for Lahtina to log on 'cause she's the Official Foro Looker-Upper.

This time last year, I started DJing @ Cervejaria....mind you, I was ALWAYS on the beat and I always kept the dancefloor FULL....SIMON QUE NO PUTO!!!..lol....ORALE...lol

I was also in a crappy relationship......acostumbrado a una relacion...y ahora ENAMORADO DE UNA BENDICION!!!!

Phantasma wrote:

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Kawasaganaki: Its a Greek brand of motocycle made entirely out of goat cheese. It was taken out of the market shortly after its introduction due to the bike's tendency to catch fire (usually when douced with Ouzo) causing nearby greek waiters to yell: OPA!

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True, and their slogan was: "They melt in your Ass, not in your hands"

This time last year??

Actually, i first met some very interesting people, Una Piva y dos Salvadoreñas.

 

El Duro wrote:

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NeNa wrote: This time last year ....mmmmmm... I was struggling to finish College and working at the same time... did not have enough time to spend with my other half.. but we managed.....   did u

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Yup... believe it or not... what were u doing this time last year?????

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

wait.. u don't even remember what u did 10 min ago....

I was honing my DJing skills 24/7.

This time last year ....mmmmmm...

I was struggling to finish College and working at the same time... did not have enough time to spend with my other half.. but we managed.....

I was working double shifts to pay my sister's College tuition

Man what a difference 1 year can make.

This time last year I was still living at home with my parents, and was recently engaged looking to purchase a home. My car was still running fine and I was able to save more money last year.

HERE WE GO!!!

 

Kawasaki Disease is an illness that involves the skin, mouth, and lymph nodes, and typically affects children who are under the age of 5. The cause of Kawasaki Disease is unknown, but if the symptoms are recognized early, kids with the disease can fully recover within a few days. If it goes untreated, it can lead to serious complications that can involve the heart.

Kawasaki disease occurs in 19 out of every 100,000 kids in the United States. It is most common among children of Japanese and Korean descent, but the illness can affect all ethnic groups.

This illness can't be prevented, but you can help your child by learning the telltale symptoms and signs, which typically include a fever that lasts for at least 5 days, red eyes, a body rash and severely-chapped lips and mouth. If your child shows these symptoms it's a good idea to call the doctor.

Signs and Symptoms of Kawasaki Disease
The symptoms of Kawasaki Disease typically appear in phases.

The first phase, which can last for up to 2 weeks, usually involves a persistent fever that is higher than 104 degrees Fahrenheit (39 degrees Celsius), and lasts for at least 5 days. The other symptoms that typically develop include:

• severe redness in the eyes
  
• a rash on the child's stomach, chest, and genitals
  
• red, dry, cracked lips
  
• swollen tongue with a white coating and big red bumps
  
• sore, irritated throat
  
• swollen palms of the hands and soles of the feet with a purple-red color
  
• swollen lymph nodes

During the second phase of the illness, which usually begins within two weeks of when the fever first begins, the skin on the child's hands and feet may begin to peel in large pieces. The child may also experience joint pain, diarrhea, vomiting, or abdominal pain.

Complications of Kawasaki Disease
Doctors can manage the symptoms of Kawasaki disease if they catch it early. The symptoms typically disappear within just two days of when treatment begins. Usually, if Kawasaki disease is treated within 10 days of when the first symptoms begin, no heart problems develop.

But if the illness goes untreated (time period can vary, but likely for 10-14 days and sooner in young infants), it can lead to more serious complications that involve the child's heart. Kawasaki disease can lead to vasculitis, which is an inflammation of the blood vessels. This can be particularly dangerous because it can affect the coronary arteries, which supply blood to the heart.

In addition to the coronary arteries, the heart muscle, lining, valves, or the outer membrane that surrounds the heart can become inflamed. Arrhythmias (changes in the normal pattern of the heartbeat) or abnormal functioning of some heart valves can also occur.

Diagnosing Kawasaki Disease
There is no one test to detect Kawasaki disease, so a doctor typically diagnoses it by evaluating the child's symptoms and ruling out other conditions.

Typically, a child who is diagnosed with this illness will have a fever lasting 5 or more days and at least 4 of the following symptoms:

• redness in both eyes
  
• changes around the lips, tongue, or mouth
  
• changes in the fingers and toes, such as swelling, discoloration, or peeling
  
• a rash in the trunk or genital area
  
• a large swollen lymph node in the neck
  
• red, swollen palms of hands and soles of feet

If Kawasaki disease is suspected, a doctor may order tests to monitor the child's heart function, which can include an echocardiogram, and other tests of heart function. A doctor may also take blood and urine samples to rule out other conditions, such as scarlet fever, measles, Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever, Stevens-Johnson syndrome, juvenile rheumatoid arthritis, and an allergic drug reaction.

Treating Kawasaki Disease
Treatment should begin as soon as possible, ideally within 10 days of when the fever first begins. Usually, a child is treated with intravenous doses of gamma globulin (purified antibodies), an ingredient of blood that helps the child's body fight off infection. The child may also be given a high-dose of aspirin to reduce the risk of heart problems.
 
Updated and reviewed by: Joel Klein, MD
Date reviewed: July 2005
Originally reviewed by: Steven Dowshen, MD

@ CONFU

I will make a thread about lil man if you want.....but this is about relationships.....so KE TE right back.....

Ke Kawasaganaki disease????

LaDyBuG wrote:

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Are some of you not reading he question....LOL It's about relationships....not lil man, not being an aunt,....etc If you cant remember you also didnt get the question...sori ah!

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SHOULD I KE TE U NOW OR LATER??

 

AS FOR FEELINGS I WAS A WRECK....LIL MAN GOT A RARE DISEASE WHICH IS STILL UNDER INVESTIGATION...(KAWASAKI DISEASE)

FEELINGS: DESPERATE, FAILURE, DEVASTATED, HELPLESS...................

Guadalupana wrote:

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TV Buff wrote: LaDyBuG wrote: Are some of you not reading he question....LOL It's about relationships....not lil man, not being an aunt,....etc If you cant remember you also didnt get the question...sori ah! Oh, then that changes everything. I was married and madly in love last year. you're not anymore?

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Exactly my point!  LOL....thanks Guada...

I meant how were you feeling last year in your relationship compared to this year?

LaDyBuG wrote:

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Are some of you not reading he question....LOL It's about relationships....not lil man, not being an aunt,....etc If you cant remember you also didnt get the question...sori ah!

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Oh, then that changes everything. I was married and madly in love last year.

For the life of me, I can't remember what I was doing in March last year. I'm an agenda-based person, so I'd have to check that to see what I was doing and therefore how I was feeling.

Daeveed wrote:

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pfffft ... I can't even remember what I did last week....

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that's an improvement!

this time last year i was going threw i guess yo can say the worst part of parenthood....

lil man was in hospital (genie & lb member) and i didnt know the outcome of that.....

those were one of the worst parts in my life that i dont want to go threw again.  but it taught me how to step up to the plate as a parent.

LaDyBuG wrote:

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It seems that lately we have been reading a lot of CHEESE on this foro from many happy and in love couples....which is very sweet. But my question is.... Can you remember how you were feeling this time last year......were you in a happy relationship.....were you single.....were you as cheesy......were you miserable....did you get cheeated on.....etc Let's see what a difference a year makes...... And for others who have been in relationships longer than last year.....do you feel the same way NOW......and do you feel like your relationship is not evolving but you are "comfy" how things are going?  

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This time last year I was super single, mixed emotions, at times thinking I reeally wanted to be in a serious relationship, and then... nah
It was also a pretty rough time, I was doing a lot of coke A LOT OF COKE!! oh and gingerale too

This time LAST YEAR I was feeling happy, confused, extatic, excited and full of joy!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

not because of a relationship, I wasn't in one BUT something better

I was going to be a TIA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

My first niece or nephew I was just as excited as the parents LOL!!!

And then POOF ... the pop-up said "YOU'VE GOT FEMALE"

SO YEAH I WAS HAPPY!!!!