In this case, you have the option of simply pulling away more but staying friends, right through to walking away from the friendship. See if you can try the softer options first, before ending a best friendship. Become better at doing things on your own and taking responsibility to show your friend that you've changed and have taken control of your own life. Don't be available all of the time; go out with other friends or do other things without your friend Stop your friend from doing it by doing it yourself. If your friend feels a need to step in for you to fix things, start fixing those things for yourself before your friend even notices. For example, when your friend begins to boss you around, don't do what she or he says. Just ignore what your friend tells you and she or he will get the indication to stop doing it. It is not fair that you must be the puppet of a friend and if you find it too hard to stop the behavior alone, consider telling someone who can help. Tell someone close to you what's been happening, and ask for their advice on how to handle it. Or, at least stop being this person's best friend. It's hard to be in a situation like that, but go with your gut feeling and realize that you have the power to stand up for yourself. Avoid communicating. If you have a best friend who is a friend of the controller, or you and the controller are friends for long, then take a break. Go to relatives' house for holiday stays; forget the controller's existence by distracting yourself. If she frequently calls/texts you, switch off your phone or change your SIM.
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One-sentence summary -- Consider what to do if your friend refuses to acknowledge his or her controlling behavior. Practice your independence. Refuse to react. Tell someone. If your friend doesn't listen, and refuses to stop the controlling behavior, consider ending the friendship.

Take the glass out of the picture frame and replace it with lace, cork, chicken wire, mesh, or peg board. You can use the holes in the material or tacks on the cork to hang necklaces and earrings. Hang the picture frame on your wall or lean it against something on a table. If you want, you can paint the picture frame first. Glue wallpaper over the cork or leave it exposed. You can use tea cups and saucers as elegant jewelry displays. Place rings and bracelets inside the cups and hang earrings off of the sides or off of the handles. Get mismatched cups or use a tea set for your display. Hang different types of door or cabinet knobs in a row on a piece of wood or directly on the wall. Have your large necklaces hang from the knobs. You can use different knobs or they can all look the same. You can find unique knobs at vintage or antique stores and at home stores. A great place to get knobs is the clothing store Anthropologie. Get colorful or decorative bowls and trays to display your bracelets. You can lay the bracelets out on the tray or stack them in the bowls. Alternatively, using clear glass bowls will allow you to see what jewelry is inside of the bowl and is elegant. Put trays on small stands to add elevation to your display. Use a ceramic egg crate to display your rings. The tiny indents for the eggs are perfect for holding rings. The white ceramic makes rings stand out. Old muffin or cupcake trays work great for bracelets and brooches. Leave the exposed metal or spray paint the tray to match the flow of your display. Create elevation to your display by using hardcover books. You can stack the books and place your jewelry display pieces on top of them to make your display have more variety. Use old vintage books or new books with colorful and unique backs.
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One-sentence summary -- Use a picture frame for necklaces and earrings. Put your jewelry in tea cups and saucers. Create a display with unique knobs. Use bowls and trays. Use old kitchen supplies for your jewelry. Use books for elevation.

Corticosteroids are drugs that reduce inflammation. They can also decrease joint pain, inflammation from rashes and headaches. Low doses of oral or topical corticosteroids are often offered as a means of managing lupus cases that do not involve major organ systems. Your physician can prescribe the right corticosteroid and dosage to treat your case of lupus. Ask your physician about potential side effects of the corticosteroid that he or she recommends, and how to manage them. Non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs) such as ibuprofen and naproxen sodium can help with the pain felt during lupus flares. However, lupus patients are more susceptible to complications caused by taking NSAIDs (including hypertension and renal dysfunction), so discuss this method of treatment with your physician before beginning it. For serious lupus flares, immunosuppressants can be used. In lupus, it has been established that the body's own immune system attacks the body's cells. Immunosuppressant medications can decrease this immune response of the body, lessening its effects. In some cases of lupus, antimalarial drugs can be used to treat joint pain, rashes, fatigue, and other symptoms of flares. Your physician can determine if anti-malarial medications such as hydroxychloroquine sulfate and chloroquine phosphate may provide you some relief. He or she can also discuss potential side effects, which include: Digestive problems such as stomach, nausea, vomiting, and diarrhea Headache and/or dizziness Blurred vision Trouble sleeping Itchiness
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One-sentence summary -- Take corticosteroids. Use NSAIDs. Try immunosuppressants. Take anti-malarial drugs.

On your computer, create and name a folder that you can easily find later. You can name the folder anything you like, but when working with HTML, it's best to get in the habit of naming files and folders with short, single word names that are recognizable. Put the image you'd like to use as background into the HTML folder. If you aren't too concerned with ensuring your website will run well on older devices with slower internet connections, you should be safe in using a higher resolution image as your background. Simple images with light, repetitive patterns are also a good choice when deciding on a background image so that you can read any text on top of it. You can create an HTML file using a basic text editor app such as NotePad on Windows or TextEdit on Mac You can also use a what-you-see-is-what-you-get (WYSIWYG) HTML editor such as Adobe Dreamweaver. If you are using a WYSIWYG editor, click the option to open a new HTML file on the start of the page. It's in the menu bar at the top of the page. It's in the file menu below. If you are using a PC, click Save As in the "File" drop-down menu. If you are using a Mac, click Save in the drop-down menu. Generally, the first page of a website is called "index", but you can the page anything you want. Type the name of the file in the text field next to "File Name". It's in the lower-right corner of the window. This saves the text document as an HTML document.
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Create a folder to hold your HTML file and background image. Put the background image into the HTML folder. Open a text editor or HTML Editor. Click File. Click Save As (Notepad) or Save (TextEdit). Type a name for the HTML document. Click Save.