my testimonial on equal adoption

My name is Anahi. I'm 24 years old. I live un the u.s.a with my family. They are Sam my fhater and my other father is William.They are homosexual couple, and are very happy. y,was adopted by a homosexual couple and it's not bad. in the picture, it is ,me with my dads,when i was little. My dad Sam is big beautiful and i love him. He works in a hospital. he is very important for me. my other father William works in a bank. He is tall and a beautiful person. personally,equal adoption is not bad. having the best things, children, always were with me in every moment. i was discriminated. in my opinion,equal adoption should be legal. i totally agree with that.

my opinion of equal adoption

My opinion on the adoption egalitarian is that it's okay to is legal and should not be discriminated against children for their sexual choice. Given that it is people like all with different option sexual, almost always better people than heterosexuals.

bulimia

We've all been there: turning to food when feeling lonely, bored, or stressed. But with bulimia, overeating is more like a compulsion. And instead of eating sensibly to make up for it, you punish yourself by purging, fasting, or exercising to get rid of the calories. This vicious cycle of binging and purging takes a toll on your body and emotional well-being. But the cycle can be broken. Treatment can help you develop a healthier relationship with food and overcome feelings of anxiety, guilt, and shame. In This Article: What is bulimia? The binge and purge cycle Signs and symptoms of bulimia Effects of bulimia Bulimia causes and risk factors Getting help for bulimia Bulimia treatment and therapy Helping a person with bulimia Print this! Normal Text SizeLarger Text SizeLargest Text Size What is bulimia? Bulimia nervosa is an eating disorder characterized by frequent episodes of binge eating, followed by frantic efforts to avoid gaining weight. It affects women and men of all ages. When you’re struggling with bulimia, life is a constant battle between the desire to lose weight or stay thin and the overwhelming compulsion to binge eat. You don’t want to binge—you know you’ll feel guilty and ashamed afterwards—but time and again you give in. During an average binge, you may consume from 3,000 to 5,000 calories in one short hour. After it ends, panic sets in and you turn to drastic measures to “undo” the binge, such as taking ex-lax, inducing vomiting, or going for a ten-mile run. And all the while, you feel increasingly out of control. It’s important to note that bulimia doesn’t necessarily involve purging—physically eliminating the food from your body by throwing up or using laxatives, enemas, or diuretics. If you make up for your binges by fasting, exercising to excess, or going on crash diets, this also qualifies as bulimia. The binge and purge cycle Binge and Purge Cycle Dieting triggers bulimia’s destructive cycle of binging and purging. The irony is that the more strict and rigid the diet, the more likely it is that you’ll become preoccupied, even obsessed, with food. When you starve yourself, your body responds with powerful cravings—its way of asking for needed nutrition. As the tension, hunger, and feelings of deprivation build, the compulsion to eat becomes too powerful to resist: a “forbidden” food is eaten; a dietary rule is broken. With an all-or-nothing mindset, you feel any diet slip-up is a total failure. After having a bite of ice cream, you might think, “I’ve already blown It, so I might as well go all out.” Unfortunately, the relief that binging brings is extremely short-lived. Soon after, guilt and self-loathing set in. And so you purge to make up for binging and regain control. Unfortunately, purging only reinforces binge eating. Though you may tell yourself, as you launch into a new diet, that this is the last time, in the back of your mind there’s a voice telling you that you can always throw up or use laxatives if you lose control again. What you may not realize is that purging doesn’t come close to wiping the slate clean after a binge.

Healthy Habits

In my opinion the most important  healthy habits are, eating healthy, exercising, resting the hours required in the appropriate hours, haves proper hygienic habits, enjoy free time (without neglecting feeding and all of the above), exercise the mind, etc. .

About me

My name is Lucia. I'm 16 years old. I live in Las Piedras. i live with my mom, my dad and my sister. I like watching tv and surfing the net. I love music by Mariana Esposito. My favourite singer is Mariana Esposito and my favourite actors are  Peter Lanzani and Gaston Dalmau.
In the future I would like to be pharmaceutical chemistry.
I like to watch movies with my family and  my closest friends.
My mother's name is Magela. She is 45 years old. When was 28, did a cooking course at the utu, only first year and continued with private lessons until age 33. When I finish the kitchen cuerso, she traveled to Germany. After a while he traveled to Chile where he lived three months. And then he came to live in Uruguay. Currently working on Spanish association, is auxiliary service nine years ago.
My father's name is Roberto. He has 58 years. He started working at age 18, he was police  for 19 years.
Then custodial work and driver of Julio Maria Sanguinetti and his family, for a period of 5 years while he was the president.
 He traveled to New Yorck, Chile, Germany and Washington.
He was driver the Presidential Secretary Gonzalo Fernandez.
Currently works as a driver in the Presidency of the Republic, he have 38 years work there.