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Comment on Ranidaphobia by Kez

Kez — Tue, 22 Nov 2011 00:17:02 +0000

Hi i have this fear aswell mine goes so far to even catch me in my dreams. If i see a frog on tv of someone talks about one during the day i will have a nightmare about them that night and wake up crying and in a panic as though something horrible has happened when in actual fact it was just a frog that jumped towards me but didnt actually get to me…scary

Comment on Ranidaphobia by melissa

melissa — Wed, 06 Jul 2011 20:41:30 +0000

OMG I thought I was the only person with this irrational fear!!! I have been afraid of them since I was a teenager. Don’t really know why or when exactly it happened. People also Love to torture me with it. I hardly tell anyone because I know they will laugh at me, and the people I have told just like to scare me because they think its funny and not a real fear. Only real frogs get to me… Pictures and fake ones are fine. It’s weird and it is definitely a real fear!

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Comment on Don’t piss off Vishnu! by FREDDIE-SAR

FREDDIE-SAR — Tue, 16 Nov 2010 12:27:11 +0000

Religions, all which are good and innocent, are a guidance for our people to become better – but there is one true faith which is misunderstood and rejected because it is too pure for you to understand. And, there are those that were created out of darkness and filth, leading its followers to a path blinded by a disease that strikes the heart of man. By the of worship of the gods of clay you educate yourself with the blood of your mothers, brothers and children. As the clay shatters so will you and all that is around you. who will you call out to then? The God that cannot even help itself? Time will end. Forgiveness and mercy will be no more as you walk in to your own blades. You speak so highly of your lord of many forms yet you are an embarrassment by the way in which you speak…walk into your blade. On that day a heavy burden on us will be lifted and you shall feel the wrath…on that day emperors will be amongst slaves… on that day the misguided will be separated from the believers..no more will the evil flow like rivers in the dry lands taking away the innocence of the weak.

And on that day you will all say.. If only I believed if only i had accepted peace.

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Comment on Ranidaphobia by Anna

Anna — Tue, 09 Nov 2010 05:46:01 +0000

I also have ranidaphobia, and it’s terrible!
I’m afraid of going in the grass or to the park or anywhere where frogs might be present. If i am in an area where i suspect to see a frog, i can’t relax, i’ll be looking around, trying to see if they’re near me. and my friends always make fun of me for it. they like to show me pictures of frogs or show them to me at the pet store or something, and they’re really amused by my response. but they don’t realize how terrified i really get and how traumatizing it is to me.
one time, on a rainy evening, i was driving with my friend on an empty road. and out of no where comes this frog hopping along across the road, right in front of my car. I screamed, cried, panicked, shut my eyes and slammed on the breaks. my friend makes fun of me because of that to this day. and i was so mortified by this that i’m afraid of driving now too, anytime a leaf blows over the road and resembles a frog my heart stops.
frogs are scary
it kinda sucks :)
and i know my fear is silly
but that’s why it’s a phobia

Comment on Outside Hospital by Paul grundy

Paul grundy — Sat, 23 Oct 2010 17:28:11 +0000

So unfortunately not only does this happen to our patients in the small hospitals but once they are milked than transferred it starts all over again in the large one including the academic health centers. No Medical Home, no adult supervision in large or small hospitals.

The Health Affairs written last week by Peter Muennig and Sherry Glied of Columbia University, examines health spending, behavioral risk factors like obesity and smoking, and 15-year survival rates 45 and 65 in the U.S. and 12 other advanced nations. The findings reported the U.S. 15-year survival rates were lower than that of all the other countries. The researchers say that the failure of the U.S. to make greater gains in survival rates despite its greater spending on health care may be attributable to flaws in the overall health care system, specifically the role of unregulated fee-for-service payments and an overreliance on specialty care.”This study provides stark evidence that the U.S. health care system has been failing Americans for years”

http://content.healthaffairs.org/cgi/content/full/hlthaff.2010.0073v1

Comment on Ranidaphobia by Ling

Ling — Mon, 30 Nov 2009 04:47:10 +0000

Hello. I’m 14 this year, and I really understand your friend’s pain because I suffer from Ranidaphobia too.
I really hate it when people use my weakness just to mock and laugh at me, because they enjoy looking at me suffer when they show me pictures of frogs, or even just bring frogs to school, take them out, and show it to me.

Comment on Our half-breed is half bred. by Thomas Leung

Thomas Leung — Mon, 09 Nov 2009 02:18:24 +0000

I don’t come over to your blog often enough. Congratulations! It must be soon….

Comment on Colleen Yu by Caro :)

Caro :) — Sun, 25 Oct 2009 20:47:13 +0000

Hahahah. Cookies always make the world better :) Cute pics, Aaron!!