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Hi everyone, sending you all lots of support and love... Sadly, I lost my mother to cancer when she was 49. This might seem a little strange, but I’d like to donate her wig—she only wore it a few times—to anyone who might not be able to afford one right now. I really hope nobody takes offense or thinks this is morbid... I know Medicare covers some things, but I realize that even a few hundred dollars out of pocket can be a lot for some people.

If anyone is interested, feel free to reach out here or send me a private message.
Steven Young23 said:Greetings to you as well.
The short answer is that you’ll need a licensed architect. They will be the ones to map out your options, which generally fall into a few categories:
A ceremony-only space—essentially just requires tables and chairs for the couple and their wedding party.
A reception hall—again, minimal needs beyond seating, though you might want a staging area if food is being catered from an off-site location and simply delivered.
A full-service banquet hall—this essentially functions like a standard restaurant with a capacity of xxx guests.
And, naturally, a private room (with proper soundproofing 🙂) where the bride can change clothes with the assistance of the groom or a groomsman. 🙂 🙂 🙂 🙂 🙂

Haha, I guess I should have phrased my question differently.🙂))

I get the part about the rooms and the seating, but what I'm really wondering about is whether there are specific health department regulations or building codes regarding kitchen setups.🙂)
Hi everyone!

Does anyone here know what it actually takes to build a wedding venue? (Not counting the land itself)
Since I'd need a kitchen too, I was wondering if there are specific building codes or design requirements I should know about, and what kind of paperwork is required?

Thanks in advance
Thanks everyone for all the replies and the support...

It’s true that you find yourself grasping at any straw when you're facing something like this..

I guess I just bought some unnamed, so I'm hoping it might help..🙂
Angela Wright said:It’s just happening. Stomach cancer rates seem to be going up lately.

If there aren't any metastases and the tumor is in a good spot, they might not even have to remove her entire stomach.
A friend's father has actually been living without a stomach for over 10 years now, and he's in remission.
Just take it slow, one day at a time. That initial shock is probably the hardest part. Once treatment starts, things usually feel a bit more manageable. She'll probably be able to give you more details soon.

Thanks for getting back to me..

She's scheduled for a PET/CT at Quest Diagnostics tomorrow, and then she's seeing a professor at the university hospital downtown...
On top of all that, a uterine tumor showed up out of nowhere in just five months. They suspect there might be a connection, but we won't know the exact diagnosis until tomorrow...

Hearing that someone can live without a stomach for 10 years is great... it gives me a little bit of comfort, since I don't really know what the survival odds look like after treatment...

I actually changed her diet starting yesterday... nothing sweet, salty, or spicy. People told me not to do that, that she should just enjoy food while she still can, but I guess that might be the wrong way to think about it. It could just make things worse... for instance, sugar is bad, so why would I let her overdo it on sweets and make everything harder? It feels like adding fuel to the fire...
I need to look up some recipes online specifically for situations like this.

I also bought some Jane Doe powder for her to drink... apparently it helps... so we'll see how that goes...

I really hope we caught this in time and can react quickly.

Thanks again.
Hi everyone

I just found out today that my mom has stomach cancer... I'm in total shock. It hasn't really sunk in yet... I don't know how to process this...

Has anyone else here dealt with this in their family?

I've heard about Passionfruit... has it helped anyone?

Sending love to you all, and I really hope your loved ones get better soon.
Morocco and Moroccans in Miscellaneous ·
Hannah Collins81 said:Oh, give me a break!!! Why are you even interested in this, and when are you planning on visiting Washington, D.C. anyway??? This is just pure nonsense. I mean, what kind of mindset does your hometown have?

I think his mindset is actually pretty good.
You can't really compare Washington, D.C. to Morocco.
It's kind of like comparing America to Iraq or something like that.
Even if my question seemed a bit silly or pathetic to you, I guess it still makes sense.
I didn't mean it literally, like someone would just snatch me up in broad daylight—that's why I used a smiley face. But honestly, things like that do happen. Maybe people should just read the news more often or watch some informative programs.
I think that might make certain things make more sense.
But since it seems like a normal response won't get anywhere here, I'll just let the topic go and forget about it.😉
Morocco and Moroccans in Miscellaneous ·
Harold Mitchell30 said:Hmm,http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Morocco! Seriously guys, maybe try using Google once in a while...

I've read all of that, but it doesn't really answer what I'm looking for. I guess most topics on here can be solved with a quick search anyway, so I'll just leave those kinds of posts alone.☕
Morocco and Moroccans in Miscellaneous ·
It all sounds wonderful and lovely on paper. But honestly, none of these links actually give me what I'm looking for. Most of these sites just list dry facts, but I was asking if anyone had actually been to Morocco. I want to hear about PERSONAL experiences. I’m not exactly looking to get mugged in the middle of the street while everyone else just stands there and watches. 😁

placidjackal36—where exactly are you seeing racism here? Please, help me understand.

I'll ask again: can someone please share some firsthand experience? I'm planning a trip there.

I don't really need the other comments. ☕
Morocco and Moroccans in Miscellaneous ·
So, does anyone actually know anything specific about these people? I mean, their beliefs, how they live, how they fit into society, their actual CHARACTER, and stuff like that.
Sorry if this belongs in a different section, I just wasn't sure where to put it.
thanks