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• Ok so me and my boyfriend have been together for just about 3 months he is really amazing and wonderful to me and my daughter the only problem we have posted (2 years) ago
  so me and my boyfriend have been together for just about 3 months he is really amazing and wonderfu…

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• im such a fatty.
  

  if you honestly feel that you are fat try eating 3 balanced meals instead of binging thats what your doing unknowingly to your body try 3 decent meals a day and that should be a good start to leading a more healthy lifestyle as for loosing weight your still young you have a great metabolisum give it the proper food and a bit of exercise you will be just fine
  - written 2 years ago

• Help.
  

  for victim services you should contact county court houses they would be publicly posted if they are hiring if those fields
  - written 2 years ago

• Where can we get help for Christmas holidays
  

  see if any of your local churches or clubs american legion or elks or mooses are have angel trees (they place info about the child on a ornament on a tree at department stores and cutomers that are able to select an ornament and pick up gifts for said child on ornament and leave gifts at customer service desk that then gives to organization to wrap and deliver to the families in time for christmas )even see about contacting the salvation army i did an internship there and we would do project bundle up and thanks giving and christmas baskets with dinner fixings there should be something like this in your area
  - written 2 years ago

• Medical Marijuana Doctor in RI
  

  IF YOU R A REGISTERED VOTER THAT TOKES PLEASE KEEP I MIND WHAT YOU ARE ABOUT TO READ
  I KNOW WHERE MY VOTE WILL BE USED
  
  
  
  
  
  Leading Democratic Presidential Candidates Reject Call To Decriminalize Pot
  
  Philadelphia, PA: Democratic Presidential frontrunners Hillary Clinton (D-NY), Barack Obama (D-IL), and former Sen. John Edwards (D-NC) oppose decriminalizing marijuana so Americans who use pot recreationally would no longer face arrest and imprisonment.
  
  Appearing at this week’s Democratic Presidential debate at Drexel University, all three candidates indicated that they opposed decriminalizing the possession and use of marijuana for adults. New Mexico Gov. Bill Richardson – who approved statewide legislation earlier this year legalizing the medical use of cannabis – also indicated his opposition to the enactment of broader decriminalization strategies.
  
  Marijuana decriminalization – which prior to Tuesday’s debate had not been discussed by the candidates in a public forum – was one of several drug policy related issues submitted to MSNBC moderator Tim Russert by members of the Philadelphia chapter of NORML.
  
  Senator Christopher Dodd (D-CT) and Rep. Dennis Kucinich (D-OH) both indicated that they backed decriminalizing pot. “We’re locking up too many people in our system here today,” Dodd said. “We’ve got mandatory minimum sentences that are filling our jails with people who don’t belong there. My idea is to decriminalize [marijuana], reduce that problem here. We’ve gone from 800,000 to 2 million people in our penal institutions in this country.”
  
  Senator Dodd had previously stated that if elected President, “[He] would decriminalize … the statutes … that would incarcerate or severely penalize people for using marijuana.” Representative Kucinich has said that he favors a national drug policy that treats adult marijuana use in a manner similar to alcohol.
  
  Each of the leading Democrat candidates have gone on record to voice their support for respecting the will of states to enact medical marijuana legislation, though only Richardson, Kucinich, and former US Sen. Mike Gravel (D-AK) – who was not present in Tuesday’s debate – have said that they support legalizing cannabis for medicinal purposes.
  
  For more information, please contact Allen St. Pierre, NORML Executive Director, at (202) 483-5500 or Paul Armentano, NORML Senior Policy Analyst, at: (email removed). Video of the candidates’ exchange is available online at: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l3iuA7vrudA&NR=1. Additional information regarding the Presidential candidates’ positions on marijuana policy may be found online at: http://www.sendtherightmessage.com or http://www.granitestaters.com.
  - written 2 years ago

• meth addict mother.
  

  contact the local police dept and see about having power of attorney of your mothers medical decisions revoked and placed in your hands or those of your local government it’s time for someone to forcefully get her in to therapy before she kills her self or harms anyone else or even see about gettin a PFA protection from abuse against her if she comes within a certain distance of you or your residence she will be arrested and held for trial which might be a good couple days start to cleaning out her system at the hearing i am sure she would be so stressed by the withdraw it will help on the power of attorney case you could build aginst her it way also be covered in the” baker acted” laws that some states use that would declare her a threat to herself and others that would forcefully admit her to treatment if needed
  - written 2 years ago

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