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While there's no way to import your Google contacts into YouTube, you can often find your friends on YouTube by viewing their Google+ profiles. If your friend's YouTube account was created before Summer of 2015, there's likely a link listed on their Google+ profile. You'll need to have a Google account to use this method. Click "Sign In" at the top right corner of the screen and enter your login information. If you're already signed in, you'll see your Google profile image at the top right corner of Google+. The menu will expand. " Now you'll see a list of suggested contacts, as well as a menu on the left side of the screen. If you have contacts in Gmail, this is how you can locate their Google+ profiles. A list of your Gmail Contacts will appear, containing links to their Google+ profiles. If you've ever been active on Google+, you can also try clicking "Have You in Circles" at the top of the page. Both options will display a list of user profiles. If you're looking for a specific friend, you could search for their name in the search box at the top of the page. It may help to add the city they live in, for example: "Michael Jackson, Santa Maria." The profile has a large header at the top, with your friend's profile photo on the left side. If this person has posted public videos to YouTube, they will now appear beneath the header. Notice that it says "[friend's name]'s YouTube videos" next to the red YouTube symbol just below the header. If you don't see a "YouTube" link beneath this image, you won't be able to find this person's YouTube channel with this method. Your friend's YouTube page will appear on the screen. The button is red and appears at the top right corner of the page.

summary: Visit Google+ in a web browser. Sign in with your Google account information. Click the "Home" drop-down menu. Select "People. Select "Gmail Contacts" on the left menu. Click the name of a friend to view their profile. Click "YouTube" on the menu bar just below the header. Click "YouTube channel" beneath "[friend's name]'s YouTube videos". Click "Subscribe" to follow your friend's channel.

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Under the Abortion Act of 1967, abortions are legal and can be performed at or before 24 weeks of pregnancy in England, Wales, and Scotland. The laws in Northern Ireland are different than the rest of the U.K. Abortions after 24 weeks are only permitted when the pregnancy poses a substantial risk to the mother or if there is significant evidence of fatal fetal abnormalities. Two doctors must agree that it is in the patient's best interest to terminate the pregnancy. This usually includes your general practitioner and the doctor performing the procedure. The U.K.'s National Health Service (NHS) provides free medical care to citizens of England, Scotland, and Wales. Abortions are free at NHS clinics and hospitals. Your medical history and procedures are kept confidential. Your doctor or a professional at a sexual health service will refer you to a certified and licensed NHS clinic or hospital. If you wish to terminate the pregnancy as soon as possible, seeking care at a private clinic may be the best option for you. You will most likely have a consultation and the procedure within one week. Details concerning your health and the procedure are confidential. The cost of an abortion at a private clinic can range from 400 to 800 or more, while a later term procedure can cost around 2,000.

summary: Review the abortion laws in your country. Use the National Health Service. Opt for services at a private clinic.

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Go to social gatherings and spend time with friends or make new ones. Allowing yourself to have genuine connections with other people will start giving you positive experiences to talk about and relate to. These experiences can start shifting a negative mindset to a more optimistic one. You may or may not talk to your friends about what is bothering you, but just knowing that they are there is reassuring. And if you decide to confide in someone you trust, you may experience some relief, or your friend's feedback may be useful. Create works of art to help your brain integrate emotions and thoughts. By creating something, you form new neural pathways in your brain and utilize your entire brain during the process. Aside from being a great way to pour your focus into something positive, creating a work of art can be healing. This does not have to be a "traditional" kind of art. You might choose to paint a picture, but you can create art in many other ways, too. For example, you could build a birdhouse as a creative project, or use online coloring apps or puzzles. If your pain is severe and causes you to feel depressed, anxious, or otherwise mentally unstable, you should seek help from a mental health professional. You should also seek out a professional if you have dealt with the pain for a long time and still struggle to cope with the incident. Your doctor can refer you to a mental health professional. The time required to heal from an incident can vary from incident to incident and person to person. For example, it may take you longer to heal after a parent dies than it takes someone to heal from losing their dog. Support groups will allow you to connect directly with people who are struggling with the same pains. These groups will allow you to share your story and encourage others with similar stories. You will also be held accountable for taking steps to heal yourself since you will be talking about it at each meeting. Support groups are understanding of people working through all stages of pain. You will not be required to share or talk in most support groups.
summary: Connect with another person. Find a creative outlet. Discuss the situation with a professional. Join a support group.