Bon Jovi's 'Horrible Moment' When Daughter Overdosed
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Rocker Jon Bon Jovi has opened up about what he calls his "worst moment as a father," the day his 19-year-old daughter overdosed on heroin.
"It was horrible, a horrible moment. It was my worst moment as a father," he told UK newspaper the Daily Mirror today. The 51-year-old rocker recalled getting a 2 a.m. call from his daughter Stephanie Bongiovi, who was phoning him from a hospital near her upstate New York college.
Braunwyn Windham-Burke: Look At Me! I'm Edgy! - The Real Housewives Of Orange County
9 hours ago, endure said: I must be going crazy, after reading your post I went back to look for her post and couldn’t find it but can’t for the life of me recall who it was claiming their one year sobriety. Going through her posts i did see a post on Oct 15 where she said it’s been 258 days one day at a time....my sincere apologies for this If I saw 258 days, I would probably glance at it and mis-read it as a year too 🤣 And I actually thought I saw her post that he has been sober for a year, too, but I can't remember where - maybe she did post that, and has since taken it down?
HELSINKI — China has invited Venezuela to join its lunar research station project as the country works to gain partners for the endeavor.
Venezuela would be the first country to join China and Russia in the International Lunar Research Station (ILRS), which is planned to be constructed in the early 2030s using super heavy-lift launch vehicles. The launches will follow smaller, precursor missions later this decade.
Marglad Bencomo, executive director of the Bolivarian Agency for Space Activities (ABAE), visited China’s new, national Deep Space Exploration Laboratory (DSEL) March 30 to discuss cooperation and exchanges.
Code Adam Origin | Snopes.com
Fact Check Is missing child protocol in stores called 'Code Adam' after 6-year-old Adam Walsh? Published Dec 31, 1998 ");}else if(is_tablet()){slot_number++;document.write(" Advertisment:
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Origins: "Code Adam" is a "missing child" security protocol in place in various chain stores.
Costco Has a Secret Pricing System You Need to Know About
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There are many reasons shoppers love Costco—free samples, rotating inventory, and those rotisserie chickens, to name a few—but perhaps nothing is more enticing than the great prices available to members. The savviest shoppers, however, know that to truly get the best deals, you have to pay close attention to the price tags.
D&D 5E - Seahorse Run
Originally posted by iserith:
Featuring Basic Rules v0.2's Most Deadly Monster:
THE SEAHORSE
No XP. No Damage. NO MERCY!
The Sitch
This might be the seaside community of Hightide's last day above water. The super-intelligent sea grell
Hippocampus has hatched a plot to summon The Kraken after discovering a ruined monument containing twenty of the creature's eggs. The magical song of Sirenia has gone silent and no longer does it power the mer-ward which heretofore hid the egg repository from the eyes of land-dwellers and kept sea life at bay.
Google Wallet adds more banks including Venmo
Tap-to-pay support was once relatively rare among banks, but over a decade on the scene has expanded support for Google Wallet to virtually every bank. Recently, though, Google Wallet has expanded to around 40 more banks, as well as adding support for Venmo cards.
Google Wallet’s list of supported banks is quite long, as details on a support page. Over three thousand banks and credit unions are listed, and occasionally, there are new additions.
Hoarders - General Discussion - Page 3 - Hoarders
I don't believe hoarding is curable, at least not if the person lives on their own. There have been people from one or the other older hoarder episodes who ended up in assisted living, and they tried to hoard there too. Many of these people lie about when they started hoarding, and it was many years before their traumatic event that they claim triggered the hoarding. A lot of times if there is a parent, or spouse that refused to allow them to hoard dies, or leaves, then the hoarding expands very quickly.
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