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floriscope replied to your post “just thinking about how fucked up it is that when i was a depressed...”

YES EXACTLY!! is this ok to reblog?

yes sure thing my friend 💖

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floriscope replied to your photo “no i do not take constructive criticism”

*tahani's voice* enlightenment comes from within..... the dalai lama texted me that!

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floriscope replied to your photoset “🐝💛”

you’re so beautiful wtf 🥺🥺💗

oh thank you so much! you’re too kind ✨💛

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floriscope replied to your post “that GoT episode last night was so full of people just sitting around...”

i totally agree with you!! i watched it and all i could think after was how it is so... weird??? like you said, it's just so dull and i could feel like they were trying to make it ~deep~ and try to show the character reflecting or being wistful or something but... it totally fails bc it was awkward to watch instead

!!! this! it just felt very try-hard to me which i don’t think GoT is tooooooo often! lol 

someone on twitter said it had very strong “eighth graders at the end of the year reminiscing about middle school and how they’re all gonna be friends in high school” energies and i was like lol this is the vibe

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Health concerns for travelers in Nepal

 Nepal is a dream destination for many. Those who dream of conquering Everest powerful experience of watching Tigers games and elephant rides, adventure sports outdoors, such as rafting and a popular destination especially for those seeking an experience different from the normal travel to Asian destinations. However, many of those who travel in Nepal are not adequately prepared for the numerous health problems that could ruin a perfect trip.The known major health problems and concerns for travelers in Nepal are: - Hepatitis A and B - Typhoid - tetanus, pertussis and diphtheria - Measles, mumps and rubella - Chickenpox - Influenza - Poliomyelitis - Malaria - Meningitis - Japanese encephalitis - Rage - Cholera - Diarrhoea Traveler's is highly recommended for travelers to Nepal to seek pre-travel medical assistance to assess needs for vaccination and health prior to departure. This should be done three months in advance as some vaccinations require more than one application before it is effective. Consult your doctor or specialist medical travel to help you identify needs.For Nepal in particular, malaria is particularly high risk in areas bordering India, therefore, consider taking anti-malarial drugs after discussion with your health professional. Hygiene health concerns such as typhoid, cholera and traveler's diarrhea are common health issues. A vaccine is available for typhoid, but not for others to common sense must be applied when dining anywhere in Nepal. Dining restaurant is generally safe in Kathmandu but when traveling in rural areas and "off the beaten track, make sure you follow the rules of healthy eating and drinking such as drinking boiled water and eat locations to minimize the risks. Bring water purifier as well as your medical kit to use at times when boiling water is not always possible and look for symptoms that may develop in serious condition. Those who suffer from respiratory problems and lung disease may also experience difficulties in Kathmandu due to the problem of heavy air pollution. Take extra precautions and first aid accessories for all problems can be treated with.On a side note, yellow fever is not a threat to Nepal but may be required for travelers coming from or transiting infected areas , be sure to ask your doctor about this if you plan to travel to Nepal from another country. Holidays are always fun and we all want to have a good time then to return home safely tell stories. Getting sick while on vacation is no fun and can sometimes cause serious damage to your well-being. Consultation with a specialist medical travel before the trip to get information on what to expect in Nepal and receive vaccines available to cover potential illnesses can minimize the risk of being seriously ill, and ensure that you stay healthy throughout your trip to Nepal.

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