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  • My Bits Fell Out!

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    By Momlogic.com, on Wed Nov 4, 2009 8:32am PST

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    Have you ever heard of vaginal prolapse? I hadn't either, until it happened to me. Here's my story.

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    Allison Henry: My first pregnancy was totally normal and healthy and fine. When my daughter was 11-and-a-half months old, I…

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  • 5 Weird Ways to Beat a Cold

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    By Sarah Jio, Vitamin G, Glamour Magazine, on Wed Nov 4, 2009 7:58am PST

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    There's so much talk about how to avoid getting sick. But what do you do when you feel that telltale tickle in the back of your throat--and you're in the fast lane to Cold City, population: Check out some of the weirder ways to keep your cold symptoms under wraps:

    1: Walk fast. New research has shown that walking briskly will help keep a cold at bay by increasing your immunity. But don't run (you'll get sick if you overexert yourself), and if you have anything more than the sniffles, you best stay in bed.

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  • Drowning in vodka: How much booze do you consume a year?

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    By Jessica Ashley, Shine staff, on Tue Nov 3, 2009 9:34am PST

    I am not the kind of person who keeps a stocked bar in her home. I am always in awe of people who do, of those friends who are prepared to make any kind of cocktail you'd like simply by opening up a cabinet in their kitchen. I enjoy having a gin and tonic or cosmo at the ready when I visit those friends. I just don't feel comfortable having a bar in my own home.

    I don't abstain from alcohol. Maybe it is because I've consciously limited how much alcohol is in my home that I was stunned to read how much of it is being consumed around the world. Read More »

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