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Yah . Agree ... speaking from experience.

newer one? got older and newer ?

Wrong spelling ... is NRT, Narita International Airport (New Tokyo International) – Narita, Japan, near Tokyo THe promo destination is Nagoya... start from yesertaday

I also button up til I reach home then strip off. My Chest no hair ... U bully me .... dun wan to tell the coming Air Promo liao.. especially to Tokyo ...Narato..

thank u !

Oh.... that one har ... we haven't gone thru yet ... we are so lazy to consult a gynae and gone thru the lab test yet ... cause $ issue .. According to one of the email with a doctor in Thomson Med. "My suggestion to you is to make an appointment first and after that the doctor will order the necessary tests after an assessment of your fertility status.. The cost of an initial consultation is $150/- (without GST). The cost of a spermt is $40/- and the cost of blood tests depends on what is ordered and it can range from $60 to $100." Last update as Nov 2005.

HomeFix shop will have it.

Hmm ... How abt a Ovulation Test Kid ?

ok ok .. no button fly. . it is the SHIRT

Agree. All woman are advise to go regular FULL BODY Check up.

good wat .. better than Regina .. she lazy to surf. Wan me to spoon feed her information.

Lucky Regina dun surf Forum ....

Sorrie lah .. I didn't make myself clear enough.

Sorry.. the button that open is the Shirt button ... I not that daring.

wat is the opposite things ? ? Maybe ... they succeed... they have my and my wife's attention already.

With the invasion of Burger in Singapore .. and the kids are getting richer than working adult ... of course they got "material" then can reveal lah ... but come on man .. how old are they only .. the most 14-15 years old ..... reveal 1/2 cup, 6-9 inch high heel .... wah peng .. wat has the world become .... my that time only wear a tighter pants ... open 1-2 button in front only. . (me conservative guy) Especially school holiday ... u can see them do whatever things they can't do during normal school days ... and some more parents are working .. they can DO ANYTING they LIKE !

报仇 ! ! ! some of the young gals ... even reveal 1/2 of their ( ) ( ) at SK ..... headache at them ....

Pre-pregnancy Health Check Before you can even begin to think about having a baby you have to make sure that both you and your partner are at your healthiest. After all your body is going to be the baby’s home for its first 9 months. So making that home as healthy as possible should be first on your agenda. You should take a year to prepare for your body and lifestyle to adapt to the changes. The first thing you should do is make an appointment to see your doctor who may advice you on a pre-pregnancy health checkup whether you have any health problems or not. Here is a list of the things that you will need to do to help you get your health into order before trying to conceive. You should also take note o these to help when having a checkup. Medical History Your doctor will ask you a series of questions regarding your health and lifestyle. It is always best to be prepared in advance here are a few things that you should let him know about. Any medication that you or your partner are taking. Even some over the counter drugs can affect the developing baby, so telling your doctor about every medicine that you are taking is essential. The doctor might want to change some medications and stop some before trying to conceive. Any serious or chronic diseases that you may have had – diabetes, low or high blood pressure, heart disease, epilepsy. There might be need to change some medications before conceiving. Genetic problems in your family such as Down's syndrome or cystic fibrosis. The type of contraception you are using. Remember with may contraception's such as the coil you will have to wait at least 2 months after removing it before you can begin to try to conceive. Any problems that you have had in previous pregnancies such as, miscarriages, ectopic pregnancies, premature birth or any complications that you may have had during labor. - Also let your doctor know if you have had any termination's. - Any menstruation problems that you have had. - Have you had an eating disorder? - Any sexual disease that you have had such as, Chlamydia which can make both men and women infertile. Other things that you should inform your GP about are: - Your diet/eating patterns. - Any exercise program that you are currently doing. - Risks with lead at work or home. Examinations Your doctor will do a series of tests to make sure that your body is ready for pregnancy and make sure that you have no diseases that will prevent you from conceiving or that you don't have any infections that can be passed on to your baby. Internal Examination An internal examination may be carried out if you have had problems in the past with menstruation or a pelvic infection and if you have any infections or conditions they can be treated now to ensure you have a healthy pregnancy. Cervical Smear Test It is important that you have a cervical smear test every three years. Check when you last had one and make an appointment if you are due one. Let your doctor know if you have had any abnormal cervical smear test in the past. Sexually Transmitted Diseases (STDs) Both you and your partner should have complete tests for STD's also an AIDS test. If you do have an STD you should let your doctor know immediately to start treatment to increase your chances of a successful pregnancy. You should always use a condom while one of you have an STD and should never try to conceive until you are completely clear of the disease. Urinalysis Urinalysis are taken to test for urinary tract infection (UTI). You may be asked for a urine sample so you can be checked for UTI so that it can be treated immediately. Avoid trying to conceive altogether if you have an UTI as it is associated with miscarriage, low-birth weight and premature labour. Vaccinations If you have not had rubella, it may be advisable to be vaccinated prior to becoming pregnant. If you do get vaccinated, you should delay trying to get pregnant for three months. You should not get vaccinated during pregnancy. If contracted during pregnancy, rubella can cause birth defects. Avoid eating undercooked meat or handling cat litter. These are known sources of toxoplasmosis, a parasitic infection that can seriously affect the fetus. Blood Test A blood test will be done to test for anaemia and other abnormality in your blood. Once you have conceived your GP will continue to take blood tests throughout your pregnancy. Blood Pressure Check Pregnant women with high blood pressure (hypertension) are more likely to develop pre-eclampsia and have placental problems, so it's important to control high blood pressure before you conceive. Genetic Testing If there is a history of genetic problems in either of your families you will be referred to have genetic testing done. The vast majority of babies are perfectly healthy — only 2 to 3% are born with a major birth defect.

headache ... even nowadays the kids are so very jialat ... wear the expose cloth like no body business.

old ladies with not good figure but wear clothes meant for pple with good figures

Now is 2007 already ... the elders that I know are open minded ...

relative Common lah .. maid over there are not expensive ...

I dun like this type of lazy housewife ... she thot she give birth to 1 boy 1 gal and her job is complete.. .

I c..... u very notti hor... Then what if the wife is a full time housewife .. but every afternoon go shopping and high tea. Children throw to maid A .. Housecore throw to maid B ... ... (speaking from real life)