Tap the Instagram app icon, which resembles a multicolored app with a white camera outline on it. This will open your Instagram feed if you're logged in. If you aren't logged in, enter your email address (or phone number, or username) and password before proceeding. Tap a user's name in your Instagram feed, or tap the Search magnifying glass, enter their name in the search bar, and tap their account when it appears. If you aren't following the person for whom you want to turn on post notifications, tap Follow at the top of their profile page. It's in the upper-right corner of the screen. A menu will appear. This option is in the menu. Doing so will turn on post notifications, meaning that you'll receive a notification on your phone whenever the account in question uploads. You can disable post notifications by going back to the profile, tapping or , and tapping Turn off Post Notifications in the menu.
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One-sentence summary -- Open Instagram. Go to a user's profile. Follow the user if necessary. Tap (iPhone) or (Android). Tap Turn on Post Notifications.

Q: Many pregnant women have to dash to the restroom constantly, or find that they aren't able to hold their bladder as they used to be. To combat these issues, rest often and sleep on your left side to improve kidney function. You can also do kegel exercises to increase your perineal muscle tone. If you experience pain in your bladder or while urinating, speak to your healthcare provider about the possibility of a urinary tract infection (UTI).
A: Expect to urinate frequently or have incontinence.

Article: Between 31-84% of domestic abuse survivors develop symptoms of post-traumatic stress disorder, or PTSD. Abuse can also trigger anxiety or depression. Seeking counseling from a mental health professional can help relieve these symptoms. You can learn to cope effectively with your pain and heal the wounds left by your abuser. A therapist or counselor who specializes in trauma is a good option. These specialized counselors can help you process the feelings from the trauma you've experienced. The International Society for the Study of Trauma and Dissociation has a searchable database of therapists who are members of their organization. The American Psychological Association has a searchable database of psychologists by area. Many domestic violence programs, shelters, hospitals, and your doctor can also refer you to trained counselors and therapists. Look for a therapist who uses "evidence-based" treatments, such as cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), cognitive processing therapy (CPT), prolonged exposure therapy (PE), or eye movement desensitization and reprocessing (EMDR). EMDR is a common treatment used with PTSD. If children were involved in the domestic abuse, you may find that attending family therapy can help you and your children heal together. You may find a support group or group counseling helpful. Domestic violence programs, shelters, mental health clinics, and religious facilities may offer support groups. You can also find support groups online. If you're having a hard time finding a group, ask your doctor or therapist. You can also try searching online. Websites such as meetup.com often have listings of support groups in your area. Social support networks are a crucial part of helping survivors recover from abuse. These can come in the form of family and friends, as well as formal networks such as domestic violence services and advocacy. Talk with friends and family about your experiences. One of the most scarring things about abuse is that victims are often forced to remain silent about their suffering. Sharing your stories with your loved ones and asking for their support can be a huge factor in healing. Make new friends. Abusers often isolate their victims from friends and relatives, leaving survivors feeling alone and helpless. Making new friends can help you recover your sense that you are worthy of love and care. Joining clubs, exercise classes, or reading groups are good ways to meet new, like-minded people. These can be especially helpful if your abuse isolated you from people. Get support from domestic violence or child abuse services. Even if the abuse occurred some time ago, you may find it helpful to speak with an advocate who is experienced with domestic abuse cases. These services can often refer you to mental health treatment, financial support, and other resources. Studies suggest that a belief in a deity, fate, or other form of spiritual tradition can help people recover from abuse. This can take the form of organized religion or a more general spiritual belief. This may be because people are able to find comfort and meaning in life through their traditions. Many religious and spiritual traditions also have strong community emphases, which can be a source of support for survivors. Finding a supportive religious or spiritual community may help alleviate symptoms of anxiety and depression. Religious communities may also be able to provide financial or other practical assistance. Many religious communities offer counseling. Some also include "women's ministries," which provide mentoring and companionship from other women. Many employers see domestic abuse as a serious workplace issue. You may find it helpful to discuss your situation with your HR representative or boss. Many companies have employee assistance programs that can provide resources for survivors of domestic abuse. Employers can also help obtain restraining orders to keep abusers from coming to your workplace.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Seek professional help. Find a support group. Find sources of social support. Find sources of spiritual support. Talk with your employer.

Problem: Article: Create a new Google Chrome browsing tab and visit Facebook at www.facebook.com. If you're not yet signed in, enter your account details on the allocated text fields and click the "Sign In" button to proceed to your account. Click the Update Status text field at the very top of the page and start typing in the status that you want to post. Make a right-click on the Status Update text field and choose "Spell-Check Options" from the pop-out menu. Select the "Check the spelling of text fields" from the slide-out menu that will appear to enable Google Chrome's built in Spell-Check tool. Every time you misspell a word, a red line will appear below it telling you that the word is wrongfully spelled. To correct the spelling, right-click on the underlined word and a list of possible correct choices will appear. Select one of the suggested words from the list and it will replace the one that you misspelled.
Summary: Sign into your Facebook account. Post a status. Enable Google Chrome's Spell-Check tool. Correct spelling.

Article: Chickens can eat some of the insects scorpions prey on for food. As such, they'll make the area less inviting to scorpions. Keep in mind that scorpions are nocturnal and chickens are not, so chickens won't have much opportunity to hunt scorpions themselves. This natural substance is made from ground up fossils. It's a fine white powder that can be sprinkled in doorways, cracks and crevices both indoors and outdoors. It's completely safe for humans and pets to be around, but the tiny shards of fossil effectively pierce scorpions' exoskeletons when they happen to scuttle over the powder. Diatomaceous earth also kills spiders, roaches and other insects. The same traps that can be used to get rid of mice or roaches work for scorpions, too. Set them up in dark corners and near sources of water. If you catch a scorpion, throw the trap away and set out another one in the same area, since it's likely a spot that more scorpions will be attracted to.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Install a chicken coop. Try diatomaceous earth. Set out sticky traps.