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Yeah, assuming he is around your age, it is more likely to be something like Crohn's or inflammatory bowel disease. Hope it all works out

And as mentioned before, being married doesn't prevent abuse. There have been many instances of abuse by married individuals - including ministers from various other denominations plus members of the laity and charity organisations. The heavy focus on the abuse in the Catholic Church astounds me

What do you mean when you say your lungs "stop"? Breathing rhythm is very different to that of a heart beat. Do you mean that you become breathless?

GABA is an inhibitory neurotransmitter that has no real scientific proof to support the claims that it induces relaxtion etc when taken in drug form as it does not the cross the blood-brain barrier in significant quantitities to have an effect

Just briefly, from my experience, people often do not know how to perform the breaths properly in order to get a decent 'peak flow' recording. If you are concerned, see a doctor who may then refer you on to a respiratory physician

On the back is also bad for sleep apnea. It is much better when sleeping on you side.

If this was on facebook, I would "like" this

She might be wanting to come to Mary MacKillop's grave site. For free? I doubt that unless you have a sponsor of some sort as there are flights, accomodation and travel once your here. There are cheaper options, but I don't think much comes free anymore

And what I can't believe are the editor's comments saying that she would appreciate the portrayal - utter (fill in choice of word here).

It means that you are not part of the regular order, i.e. a friar who cannot be married, own possessions, etc. A secular franciscan can be a diocean priest, a married man/woman, practically anyone who take the vows. They are permitted to marry etc. It is basically a lay order - I think what...

Brilliant. Enough said

Have a great time - I just came back and it was awesome - can't wait to go back for a longer period of time!

Yeah, we avoided that one in Swindon haha. There are a few that are weird and some are so small that the sat nav didn't always mention them as round abouts. The only way we knew was when we actually got to it. Unfortunately, no, we didn't get to Lancashire. There are so many other places I...

Yeah, I was aware of the age of the roads but otherwise everything was alright. Speed wasn't an issue though. The trip was great - loved York and London. Other than that, we stayed in Bath, Stratford upon Avon, Newcastle upon Tyne, York and London and branched out from there. After seeing Durham...

Just came back - man you guys are crazy drivers and your streets are far too narrow! The GPS was great most of the time, however, it seems to think an extremely narrow country lane is quicker than a proper road at times. There was an instance when we were led up a lane by our sat nav and got a...

Awesome advive thanks! Yeah, I will be downloading the UK maps onto my GPS/satnav tonight. We got one for this trip. I agree with missing the in betweens when on the motorways, so yeah, we have been using google maps etc to try and find some alternate routes when possible. Hopefully our satnav...

Good work - too many on here denying the efficacy and use of vaccines. I would also do some research, but I pretty busy do my own at the moment (I'm a scientist)

Hey! I'll be coming over to the UK in less than a month and just had some question regarding driving in England. I'm from Australia, so I'm used to the whole driving on the left thing and I know that speeds are in miles. I am also in the process of reading the highway code. So pretty much...

Yeah, I forgot about that. For some reason different countries have different definitions etc.

Sorry in advance as this isn't really helpful advice, but I agree that you have been rushed into it. (1) A sleep study should have been done 1st followed by a CPAP titration to determine you optimal pressure as well as to make sure that you can tolerate it. Although, home titrations are done...