Answer:
you tell them, no.
you distinctly state that not something you want to do, tell them you aren't comfortable with it. always walk away or tell them that you aren't comfortable with something.
Taylor says to you...."What’s the big deal? No one will even know we’re gone."
this is how you response to this, i will know we where gone, and im not comfortable leaving with you. then stay with the group, or go be with people.
Taylor says to you...."I thought you liked me." you respond" you thought wrong, i dont so leave me alone. and leave the situation.
Taylor says to you...."Everyone else is making out. What’s the matter with you. you respond" well im not every one else and im don't want to do that.
Make sure you are always comfortable in any situation your in.
abigail’s family can be an advocate by first learning about her symptoms and educate themselves on what she may be struggling with. according to the description, it sounds like her grandmother may be struggling from some form of dementia. they can also attend her appointments with her and speak up when she can’t.
Obtaining a graduate degree
Well the hormone would be one thing. I'd say because it strengthens our heart muscles and trains our breathing pattern to be more effective. These would lead to more efficient transportation of blood and hence oxygen to our whole body including our brain. Our brain becomes more alert, and our body more energetic.
