The law might be different where you live but in the UK, you are old enough to decide who you live with but there may be some practical considerations (eg. can he support you? Does he have a house that's big enough?). Is there a child advice line that you know of? They'll be able to give you any relevant information you need. Or is there a teacher at your school you trust? There's no reason for you to remain with your mom if you don't want to. Every situation is different, you really ought to talk to a teacher or school therapist about your feelings, they may be able to speak on your behalf in court... If things are really bad with your mom, you could call a teen help line and they can direct you to local resources in your area...
hydrocodone
Many were routinely offered uppers or amphetamines. It could have been quinine, or even salt tablets, depending on the year. They were called-"daily-dailies" and they were anti-malarial pills. Some soldiers and Marines purposely would not take them in the belief that Malaria was preferable to death or maiming.
no he did not he took siezed pills but they are not roids
they made pills whenever they got sick
I believe that they had cyanide in their possesion.
Sure, why not they may have a lot in common.
There has been no evidence to suggest she has a drinking problem.
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No, they don't.
To keep you from getting pregnant
Skipping sugar pills to avoid a period reduces, and does not raise, your risk of getting pregnant on the pill.
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it depends,if your on the 28 pack and take ur sugar pills, it wont stop you from getting ur period.if u wanna miss ur period dont take the sugar pills and continue right away wit the new pack of pills
chloramphenicol, estrogen preparations, dietary iron supplements, alcoholic beverages, methyldopa, and birth control pills.
In some birth control brands, the green pills are active pills and should not be skipped. In other brands, the green pills are placebos (sugar pills or reminder pills) and can be skipped. Talk to your pharmacist or health care provider to get information specific to your brand of birth control pills.
*pregnant? No.
No.