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To use or not to use tampons?

Aug 19, 2009 by ηιgнt Vαmpιяє | Posted in Women's Health

I was thought about using it, cause i have to wear a nurses uniform and i am almost 19 years old
i told my mom and she said no, cause only women that have had sex relation use it and that using it is uncomfortable, but of course my mom is 55 years old and she only used a tampon once
I've read a lot about using tampons
What should i do? Go out and buy some and give it a try or what?
what's the max experience i could have a tampon on?

Use them. They're more at ease and more convenient. They do not effect your virginity. If used properly, you can't even feel them.

Kate | Aug 19, 2009

yes use them, omgh.

sex has nothing to do with a tampon...

Katie | Aug 19, 2009

buy them . there expert. i started using them and there great!!!! so much better than pads i swear!!!!

Yoyo | Aug 19, 2009

Yeah, go and buy some and try them. You cannot perceive them once they are in. It is totally untrue that only women who have had sex use them, and using them does not mean you are not a virgin, obviously.

nicepuddin | Aug 19, 2009

You are an full-grown. People as young as like 11 use them. You don't have to have had sex. Try them.

You are 19, decide what YOU think is right for YOU.

victoriaaa | Aug 19, 2009

First, you are old enough to on your own decisions without getting permission from mom.
Second, mom needs to come out of the dark ages--not true about only women with reproductive history being able to use them. Millions of virgins use them.

MadforMAC | Aug 19, 2009

I say obviously give it a try. But be warned: Tampons can leak, too, so you should always wear a pad/party liner, too, just in case, especially if you're gonna be in a nurse's uniform!

Anyway, it's not dutiful about only people who have had sexual relations use them. That's just not true at all. Many people use them. The reason why your mom said that is probably because tampons can (they don't always, but it's reachable) break something called a hymen. So that is probably why she said that because usually people break their hymen during procreative relations. (But not always. You can even break it doing something like horse back riding!)

Try it. Just be careful to follow the instructions strictly as they are. Also, use one with a PLASTIC applicator, as those are more comfortable. Since it'll be your first time, get the thinnest and least absorbent one, and gradually make them bigger. Superior of luck!

Be warned: If you wear a tampon for more than 2-4 hours (depending on your flow), then you run a risk of getting TSS (Toxic Stupefy Syndrome) which is a very rare, but deadly, disease. So always keep an eye on it and change it every 2-4 hours or so.

Bye!

Nikki | Aug 19, 2009

Do it! Find the one called 'mini' and I stay away from TAMPAX mark as last time I used those they expanded length ways alot instead of width ways a dollop. I have used tampons since my second period, I just couldn't face using towels they are so uncomfortable and made me constantly recall I'm on my period. Applicator ones maybe best for you as a newby! Just try and don't forget it's there!

Cee | Aug 19, 2009

I justified used a tampon for the first time yesterday and I am so happy that I did. I've been really scared to use one since I started my period like a year ago because I cerebration that it would hurt. I'm 15 and I am most definitely a virgin so that's not true that only people who are sexually active use them - and most of my friends use them as well. But anyway, yesterday, I was current to go swimming so I decided I would try it and I got it in on my second try - I didn't feel anything and it was such a relief to not half to worry about it! And I had a blast swimming! My recommendation would be to try a tampon (I used Playtex Sport and they're great - especially if you are a nurse where you are very active). Even though your mom doesn't put forward them, it's your personal choice, so if you like them, then go for it and make your period one less stress! Start out with the lowest absorbency and recall to change your tampon every 4-6 hours (up to 8 hours if you're sleeping). Also, if you're just starting to use a tampon, dialect mayhap alternate between pads and tampons to decide which you like better. Hope I helped!

Jessica | Aug 19, 2009

Not all tampons are the same. The exhibit kind is the most comfortable. Don't get supers. They feel like a wad is up you. The regulars are best. If you get the cheap brand, they can dry you out and spill the beans about. You get what you pay for. I used them when I was a virgin. Just don't use them if you get a yeast infection or UTI because the doctor warned me about it when I asked him about using them. Also, replace with them regularly to prevent shock. You can go into toxic shock if you wear them longer than recommended. I change mine everytime I have a for the most comfort. Also, this prevent urine leaking. You don't know if you will like it if you never try. You are grown. It is up to you. Your body...your choice.

sisterhummingbird | Aug 19, 2009

That's such an old fashioned conviction. Tons of girls that are virgins wear tampons. They're much more comfortable and clean than pads!

Rachel | Aug 19, 2009

Anime sickness quiz...!?

Aug 19, 2009 by Allie | Posted in Comics & Animation

Ack...I'm ill with a fever... and it's raining... ;_; *cries even more than this little emoticon can portray*

...so I thought I'd make restitution for a fun quiz to cheer mehself up. ^___^

http://i31.tinypic.com/2aez6tx.jpg <------------- -.-' Picture of me all sad and disgusted and macabre... why would I post this monstroscity you ask?

**Because** I managed to fix my webcam!! ^.^' Kudos...one good thing to be awarded pounce on out of staying at home all day.... o.O' well I just thought I'd celebrate...dosn't matter if the picture sucks... x.x

Now onto the test....

1. You've fallen ill! *gasp* Which character is there to nurse you back to health? ^.^ (And yes, you can require them to wear nurses or doctors uniforms) What anime are they from? Post a idea?? Please? It would make me smile...

2. What crazy illness do you suffer from that this ever so awesome character must save you from?

3. Your favorite crackpot comes up with the ULTIMATE remedy for you to get well! What does it consist of?

4. Oh crap! Your allergic to the remedy your favorite trait provided and it turns you into ______?

5. There's only one way to turn back into who you originally were and it's_________! Luckily you have a ton of it back home so you rush back to get it.

6. Relieved after you alteration back to normal you look outside and it starts raining...and in the rain stands __________! But he's turned into a zombie! o.O'

7. How will you undoing this magnificent zombie creature?

8. After defeating the magical zombie that ate the unicorns a magical lamp appears in your offer distribute and you are given three wishes! ^.^ What are they?

1.
2.
3.

-.- No wishing for more wishes!

9. Now pick a random C!A reg (old or new) and grant them one power with your magical fourth genie upon I have given you....

Who's the reg and what did you do to them? o.O

(If you don't know anyone just pick someone you've seen around at random ^.^ That should make things fascinating...)

Yaaaaaaaaaaaaay! ^___^

It's over!

I hope someone answers... ;_;

I'm gonna sleep now, but I'll see you guys soon...mwahahaaa.

<3 <3 <3

----> from allieee x_X
the half numb zombie...not really... I just feel that way.

^.^ Thanks for answering!

should i go get my GED?

Aug 19, 2009 by sadie m | Posted in Primary & Secondary Education

i am 17 and i have no credits i will be in 9th rank again. i have been having some medical problems.my school has uniforms, i cant afford them. my parents are divorced. my mom is on a fixed takings and my dad doesnt care. i want to go and get my GED, and my STNA licens. then start college to become a nurse. i have no way to get to school my mom has no car. but i can take night classes at college and annoy with one of my friends.also tons of places are hireing for STNA. please help me
god bless all
can i still go to college with a ged

NEED HELP NOW! PLEASE! SORRY, PUT THIS IN WRONG SECTION!?

Aug 19, 2009 by Matthew | Posted in Yahoo! Answers

1. Which community value helps us to disbosom oneself the truth and to fulfill our end of a contract?

respect
civility
obedience
honesty

2. What describes trying to find an atone for to our questions such as organ transplants and deciding how long to keep someone alive because we know how to do it?

ethics
act
law
theort

3. Which of the following non-profit agencies is least probable to be an advocate for a no-smoking
campaign to keep our lungs and babies healthy?

American Cancer Society
Meals on Wheels
Stride of Dimes
American Lung Association

4. Which of the following is not a function of the school nurse?

teaching maturation programs
performing screenings for hearing and hallucination
facilitating CPR classes for students and faculty
maintaining fitness records for teachers

5. Which of the following is on average not a function of community health departments?

providing emergency care for accident victims
overseeing viewable pools
keeping records of communicable diseases
issuing food-handler permits

6. Which of the following is not a dispose of of a medical scam?

There is a promise of a miracle cure.
There are several testimonials that express how amazing the product is.
A individual product is advertised as a treatment for a wide assortment of medical problems.
The Food and Drug Regulation has approved the product.

7. According to the lesson material, what term best describes anyone who buys or uses goods and
services of any breed?

patient
shopper
consumer
practitioner

8. What organization originally developed the Patient's Bill of Rights?

Collective States Congress
National Institute of Health
Department of Health and Human Services
American Health centre Association

9. Which of the following is not a right listed in the Patient's Bill of Rights?

the right to informed consent
the absolute to know what risks or complications may occur
the right to know the doctor's credentials
the right to turn thumbs down on payment

10. Which of the following is not a reason to seek care from an emergency department?

The person is experiencing symptoms of a touch including right sided weakness.
You suspect your two-year-old sibling has consumed a bottle of flavored vitamins.
Your origin says she is having a difficult time seeing the television screen.
The neighbor's arm is cut and spurting unclouded red blood from the wound.

11. Which of the following statements could make you vulnerable to medical scams?

Be wary of any averral that claims something is a cure all for disease.
Believe all statements that use pseudo-medical terms to describe the cure.
Turn a blind eye claims that all diseases are caused by nutritional deficiencies.
Get a second opinion when a surgical procedure is ordered.

12. Which law helps to brook donation of organs without cost to the donor?

Good Samaritan Act
HIPAA
Uniform Anatomical Gift Act
DSHEA

13. Lucretia is having abdominal cramp and decides she needs to have certain points in her foot massaged to control her pain. What type of unconventional medicament is she using?

acupuncture
iridology
reflexology
naturopathy

14. Marcus is complaining of a headache and his friend suggests to him that he should have a spinal harmony to make the pain go away. What form of unconventional medicine is this friend most likely suggesting?

homeopathy
chelation remedy
iridology
chiropractics

15. Which of the following does not contribute to homelessness?

substance abuse
catastrophic monetary event
domestic violence
medical insurance

16. What government agency helps homeless people find home?

FDA
FAA
HUD

Identify & discuss FIVE major macro-environmental factors?

May 22, 8186 by y1l1ng | Posted in Higher Education (University +)

Marketing Grill:
Identify & discuss FIVE major macro-environmental factors that are likely to affect the success & intumescence of Hello Kitty?

CASE:
Hello Kitty: Can Hello Kitty Continue to Rule the Domain?
She’s the cat who appears on everything from diamond jewellery to pencil cases, with her own theme park and even a branded hospital.
Recently, a newly opened 30‐bed Hau Sheng Convalescent home in Yuanlin, Taiwan, which aims to relieve the stress of childbirth for women, was completely decked out in Hello Pot theme. The four storey hospital is decorated in pink with cartoons of the white cat looming out from every possible top. Newborn also get everything Hello Kitty, including pink or blue receiving blankets, nurses dressed in pink uniforms with cat‐themed aprons, cot linen and reside decors. This is Hello Kitty healthcare.

Hello Kitty, a cartoon cat, has appeared on branded market since 1974. But how has the brand’s owner, Sanrio, created a USD$1 billion (SGD1.5 billion) marquee with a make-up so appealing that it has been able to cross cultures, product sectors and move into experiences as diverse as theme parks and hospitals?
Roberto Lanzi, President of Pandemic Consumer Products (Europe, Middle East and Africa) for Sanrio, admits that the success of Hello Pool and its many manifestations might look a little odd to anyone not familiar with the business. He explains: ʺOne of the key points of Hello Pool is its ability to transcend product categories. It is the only brand in the world where you could buy a lollipop or a bottle of red wine. Itʹs also one of the only licensing companies in the coterie that does more than USD15.7 million (SGD24.5 million) a year in pure diamonds.ʺ

For most licensed brands, there is a second when success turns into over‐exposure. This does not seem to have been an issue for Hello Kitty, however. Starting out 34 years ago as a cartoon cat on a pocket, it has appeared on everything from mainstream school notebooks to edgy, pricey Fender Stratocaster guitars. When McDonald’s created Hello Pool Happy Meals in Tokyo, people queued up outside in a way usually reserved for rock concerts. When McDonald’s offered reduced edition Hello Kitty premiums along with its Happy Meals in Hong Kong, Taiwan and Singapore, customers full the restaurant’s outlets. Many bought the food and immediately throwing it away, just to get their hands on in perfect accord Hello Kitty dolls dressed in traditional Asian costumes.

According to Sanrio’s Lanzi, the ingredient tying together every entitle is that using the cartoon cat should bring a little bit of ʹjoyʹ to any product or service. Tsai Tsung‐chi, director of Hau‐Sheng Sanatorium with Hello Kitty branding, agrees, saying that the hospital brings a smile to mothers at a very grim and frightening time. Lanzi adds: ʺHello Kitty was created with the focus of being a young gift, whatever the product. The proposition has always been ʹsmall gift, big smileʹ.ʺ
Martin Roll, business and trade mark strategist at VentureRepublic, and author of Asian Brand Strategy, says that there are many reasons for Hello Pool’s popularity. ʺUnlike many of the Disney characters and other popular cartoons that emote and develop a dissimilar personality, Hello Kitty is a rather boring cartoon figure,ʺ he claims. ʺIt does not even have a trap to talk. Hello Kittyʹs Zen‐like calmness and faceless expression are the main reasons for its invite across age groups and markets.

There are 500 new Hello Kitty products launched around the world each month and 500 lines are discontinued. The impression is, according to Sanrio, to change the range to match different and emerging marketing, business and cultural trends across the have.
Apart from the hospital, Sanrio recently signed a licensing deal with mobile handset producer Sony Ericsson, which has launched a range of Hello Kitty branded phones. Lanzi says: ʺAnimated phones are a very natural product for the Hello Kitty brand. Children are now using mobiles nothing but as much as teenagers and adults. They are objects that everybody has in their pocket and it is always seen. It is great for exposure.ʺ

While Sony Ericsson may advertise its Hello Pot branded phones, Sanrio relies purely on its partners and word‐of‐mouth. It doesn’t have a ʹordinary licensing strategyʹ, according to Lanzi.
ʺThe big difference between the Hello Kitty and our competition is that Sanrio never advertises any prospect of the brand, he claims. We don’t rely on animations, films, TV shows or anything like that. We are probably one of the only brands in the men that relies on our partners, merchandising and word‐of‐mouth to keep us out there.ʺ
VentureRepublic’s Roll explains: ʺOne of the foremost factors that differentiates Hello Kitty in the world of cartoons and characters is that it is not alive with stories, gimmicks and pre‐resolved personality before it reaches people.ʺ By being a simple cartoon with very minimal characteristics, the brand current

Identify & discuss FIVE major macro-environmental factors that are likely to affect the success & growth?

May 22, 7528 by y1l1ng | Posted in Homework Help

Marketing Distrust:
Identify & discuss FIVE major macro-environmental factors that are likely to affect the success & tumour of Hello Kitty?

CASE:
Hello Kitty: Can Hello Kitty Continue to Rule the Have?
She’s the cat who appears on everything from diamond jewellery to pencil cases, with her own theme park and even a branded hospital.
Recently, a newly opened 30‐bed Hau Sheng Convalescent home in Yuanlin, Taiwan, which aims to relieve the stress of childbirth for women, was completely decked out in Hello Pool theme. The four storey hospital is decorated in pink with cartoons of the white cat looming out from every possible top. Newborn also get everything Hello Kitty, including pink or blue receiving blankets, nurses dressed in pink uniforms with cat‐themed aprons, cot linen and dwelling decors. This is Hello Kitty healthcare.

Hello Kitty, a cartoon cat, has appeared on branded traffic in since 1974. But how has the brand’s owner, Sanrio, created a USD$1 billion (SGD1.5 billion) marquee with a star so appealing that it has been able to cross cultures, product sectors and move into experiences as diverse as theme parks and hospitals?
Roberto Lanzi, President of Universal Consumer Products (Europe, Middle East and Africa) for Sanrio, admits that the success of Hello Collection and its many manifestations might look a little odd to anyone not familiar with the business. He explains: ʺOne of the key points of Hello Pool is its ability to transcend product categories. It is the only brand in the world where you could buy a lollipop or a bottle of red wine. Itʹs also one of the only licensing companies in the clique that does more than USD15.7 million (SGD24.5 million) a year in pure diamonds.ʺ

For most licensed brands, there is a two seconds when success turns into over‐exposure. This does not seem to have been an issue for Hello Kitty, however. Starting out 34 years ago as a cartoon cat on a compress, it has appeared on everything from mainstream school notebooks to edgy, pricey Fender Stratocaster guitars. When McDonald’s created Hello Collection Happy Meals in Tokyo, people queued up outside in a way usually reserved for rock concerts. When McDonald’s offered predetermined edition Hello Kitty premiums along with its Happy Meals in Hong Kong, Taiwan and Singapore, customers congested the restaurant’s outlets. Many bought the food and immediately throwing it away, just to get their hands on solitary Hello Kitty dolls dressed in traditional Asian costumes.

According to Sanrio’s Lanzi, the ingredient tying together every entitle is that using the cartoon cat should bring a little bit of ʹjoyʹ to any product or service. Tsai Tsung‐chi, director of Hau‐Sheng Asylum with Hello Kitty branding, agrees, saying that the hospital brings a smile to mothers at a very tough and frightening time. Lanzi adds: ʺHello Kitty was created with the focus of being a tight-fisted gift, whatever the product. The proposition has always been ʹsmall gift, big smileʹ.ʺ
Martin Roll, business and variety strategist at VentureRepublic, and author of Asian Brand Strategy, says that there are many reasons for Hello Pot’s popularity. ʺUnlike many of the Disney characters and other popular cartoons that emote and develop a evident personality, Hello Kitty is a rather boring cartoon figure,ʺ he claims. ʺIt does not even have a trap to talk. Hello Kittyʹs Zen‐like calmness and faceless expression are the main reasons for its sue across age groups and markets.

There are 500 new Hello Kitty products launched around the world each month and 500 lines are discontinued. The view is, according to Sanrio, to change the range to match different and emerging marketing, business and cultural trends across the community.
Apart from the hospital, Sanrio recently signed a licensing deal with mobile handset fabricator Sony Ericsson, which has launched a range of Hello Kitty branded phones. Lanzi says: ʺTransportable phones are a very natural product for the Hello Kitty brand. Children are now using mobiles right-minded as much as teenagers and adults. They are objects that everybody has in their pocket and it is always seen. It is great for exposure.ʺ

While Sony Ericsson may advertise its Hello Pot branded phones, Sanrio relies purely on its partners and word‐of‐mouth. It doesn’t have a ʹconformist licensing strategyʹ, according to Lanzi.
ʺThe big difference between the Hello Kitty and our competition is that Sanrio never advertises any attribute of the brand, he claims. We don’t rely on animations, films, TV shows or anything like that. We are probably one of the only brands in the everybody that relies on our partners, merchandising and word‐of‐mouth to keep us out there.ʺ
VentureRepublic’s Roll explains: ʺOne of the significant factors that differentiates Hello Kitty in the world of cartoons and characters is that it is not alive with stories, gimmicks and pre‐definite personality before it reaches people.ʺ By being a simple cartoon with very minimal characteristics, the brand true