mrcarlosrendon

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by mrcarlosrendon 10y ago
Thanks for sharing. I think its important to discuss mental health issues openly. They have a huge impact on our lives and are quite common (NAMI says 1 in 5), yet we tend as a society to shy away from talking about it and tend to have stra
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by mrcarlosrendon 12y ago
" A good therapist is a good therapist, male or female, and a mediocre one is a mediocre one." - I disagree. As a male, I would prefer to see a male if possible as I would feel they could better understand and relate to men's
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by mrcarlosrendon 12y ago
"2. You can remember their past behavior" I think this is a big missing piece. Sure in many communities I can kinda look up their past behavior, but it is not easy. I would be good to know if this person: 1. Adds to the discussion
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by mrcarlosrendon 12y ago
His face looks great. I think you can see his age in his arm skin.
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by mrcarlosrendon 13y ago
Well just imagine how poor you would feel with just the median household income of 50k (2011 US Census) or worse and you were the bottom 20% making <=25k.
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by mrcarlosrendon 13y ago
He starts at the beginning with math and works his way up. Your average IT/programmer guy will probably not have read this book, but it covers all the basics. Think of it as a replacement for a CS degree or at least the lower division
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by mrcarlosrendon 13y ago
Would you agree that "very low food security" translates to "hunger"? If so then the number is close to 1 in 18. In my opinion this is still a high number. http://www.ers.usda.gov/publications/err-ec
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by mrcarlosrendon 13y ago
Sure they may be getting some food, but just barely. "...for 1 in 6 people in the United States, hunger is a reality" "These are often hard-working adults, children and seniors who simply cannot make ends meet and are forced