you need to have a good choice of foods..
you really don't need to totally eliminate the foods you love like chocolates, chips and sodas, just limit it, try to share it with your friends, you may eat your favorite chips at least once a week.. you also need to limit your fat and carbohydrate intake.. you also need to have small frequent meals than having 3 big meals on a day. you also have to eliminate 500 cal to your diet
exercise..
when you exercise, think of fun, do the things you love, if you love dancing, then dance..
try playing with your younger sister, take a stroll at a mall, paint your room, etc..
you need to exercise 30 mins to 1 hr a day.. make sure that you do it regularly..
sleep well,
you need to have 8 hours of sleep.. when you sleep you conserve energy.. you also eat less.
tell your friends your family on your plan, so they can help and support you.. it will be easier for you if there's someone to support you
you don't need to rush or put yourself to the limit.. remember that you don't gain all those weight in a day.. it will be healthy if you loose a pound or 2 in a week.. imagine yourself after 3 months loosing a pound weekly, that would be 12 pounds less than what you are now..
the answer is 9 months
no when I become 99 yrs old dumbo
there are 48 months in 4 yrs
4.5 yrs.
16 yrs.2 yrs.
291 months would be 24.25 years (or 24 yrs and 3 months).
1yr = 12 months 36 months / 12 = 3 yrs
it varys from person to person some people its as little as 3 months or as long as 2 yrs,,, i was a person on depo took 1,5 yrs for my period to become reg again
To become an American citizen, you need to have been a permanent resident for at least 5 yrs, had a continuous residence of at least 5 yrs and physical presence of at least 3 months. If the applicant is over 50/55 yrs of age and have resided in the US for 20/15 yrs after becoming a green card holder, then he/she need not take the English test. If the applicant is 65 yrs or older, then he /she can be exempted from the civic test.So the most important requirement is the permanent resident status.
8 yrs old 5 months
1) attend a combined 6 yr college/medical school program then 3 yr residency = 9 yrs 2) graduate college in 3 yrs - 10 yrs 3) better plan: nurse practitioner or physicians assistant. You can see patients, write prescriptions and pretty much practice like a pediatrician 4-6 yrs.
12months x 9 yrs (12 x 9) = 108 months