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How to support someone who is chronically ill
Maintain a presence in your friend's life.
Your friend is facing a very different life than they had imagined for themselves, and will need to grieve their loss. They are likely dealing with an overload of painful symptoms, and coming to terms with their new limitations.
A: The first step is to let them know that you intend to be there for them as a friend. This alone will be a gift to them; many chronically ill are dropped by their friends, who find the problems associated with the illness to be too difficult or uncomfortable.

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How to tell if a girl likes you over text
Pay attention to how often she starts the conversation.
If initiating the conversation always falls on your shoulders, odds are, she is not very interested. On the other hand, if she starts the conversation too often, she might not be interested, either.
A: When a girl likes a guy, she will likely try to show her interest without being too obvious or looking too needy. As a result, she will start at least half of your conversations if not most, but probably won't start all of them.

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How to make a weta home in your garden
Check for weta in your garden.
Even urban gardens have their fair share of this amazing insect, which actually has six sub species. It could be useful to assume you have them, as providing the housing may encourage them even if they're not spending much time in your garden already.
A: Select suitable bamboo to create the weta home. Find a sturdy piece of bamboo of a length at least 10 cm or more and of a good width--weta are long and quite large.

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How to be a good social worker
Be sure you have the personality of a good social worker.
Social work can be a very demanding job. You are constantly interacting with people in need, and often despite your best efforts, you are unable to help them due to social factors or your clients' own resistance.
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Those who succeed as social workers tend to share common personality traits : Empathy-you must be caring and understanding of those who come to you for help. Patience-you must work through problems at your clients' own speed.