<span>When running it is important to always "Stay Hydrated."
When power walking, an average person must perform a speed of "2 miles" per hour.
Hiking constitutes "walking on different terrains".
Among the given choices above, the "dog paddle", is not considered a swimming stroke. </span>
1. i was very shocked and scared at the same time and then started getting depressed.
2. yes it effected my life negatively because i wasn't used to having to eat different to everyone else and all of a sudden i could t eat ehat they ate and i had to have injections alot and i was scared of needles.
3.when blood sugar goes low i feel dizzy light headed and fuzzy alot of the times faint.
when its high I feel tired like i coukd sleep all day my head aches and i feel heavy
4. sometimes 2 maybe 3 or if its an up and down day 3 or 4
5. struggles i went through where coping with the needles try g to do from my levels and trying to adjust the way my life was to how it now had to be.
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i would say the first option
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To minimize interruptions in chest compressions during CPR, continue CPR while the defibrillator is charging. Immediately after the shock, resume CPR, beginning with chest compressions. Give 2 minutes (about 5 cycles) of CPR.
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