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Our ladies today have a topic on lupron this drug has dramaticly taken over our destiny when you have endometriosis,cervical ,ovarian,cancers what are these doctors trying to do to us in so much pain with the drug after taking it than not taking it before in reality when I thought I was alone there are more ladies who feel the pain and agony that I go through I guess we often feel emotional but there is some way to feel happy again I have hope and faith.I continue to live each day as it were my last.

Greg ClarkeTis the season for...family fights? Learn how to manage 15 classic difficult family personalities.

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By Amanda Hinnant

"Everyone's a child at Christmas," the saying goes. At Thanksgiving, however, everyone simply acts like one-petulant, complaining, unhelpful, boastful-as they all assume their prescribed roles. (You, of course, are perfect.) No matter how mature your relatives may be in everyday life, when thrown together in an old, familiar situation, they regress-and their "issues" take center stage. Why? Experience has taught them that this behavior succeeds in getting people to focus on them and their agendas, says Stephen R. Covey, author of The 7 Habits of Highly Effective Families ($16, amazon.com).

While you can't control the actions of your role-playing relatives, you can at least control your own reactions. Here, authorities on etiquette and family dynamics offer strategies for handling a tableful of problem

By Tara Rasmus, Refinery29

Raise your hand if you know anyone (male, female, gay, straight, canine, whatever) who isn't in love with Emma Stone. We know, right? Ms. Stone is just one of those celebs. The kind who has managed to explode on the scene without annoying even the most celeb-averse among us. There's something about her...the sparkling eyes, the freckles, and the girl-next-door honesty that never ceases to seem completely genuine...yeah, we're crushing hard.

So, it goes without saying that we (and every person we know) were thrilled to have the chance to sit down and talk beauty with her, in honor of the launch of Revlon's new Nearly Naked makeup (in stores in January). Read on to learn all about Stone's skin care routine, her favorite Revlon product, and the hair color she loves most - and prepare to fall just a little bit more more in love with everyone's favorite leading lady.

So, tell us all about this new foundation.
"Well, I like it because I break out all the time,

By: @eyespy57

Miami beach is currently hosting ART BASEL and the current hot spot for our favorite celebrities to be spotted.

Last night we spotted Owen Wilson, Martha Stewart, Brian Atwood, Marcia Cross, Olga Kurylenko, Peter Brant, Laure Heriard Dubreuil, Sofia Sanchez Barrenechea and Chelsea Leyland who attended the Valentino & Interview Magazine celebrating Art Basel with a private rooftop party at The Webster in South Beach. Hosts Laure Heriard Dubreuil, Sofia Sanchez Barrenechea and Chelsea Leyland welcomed guests as they took a special journey "Through Laure's Lens," experiencing Valentino's Pop Pois collection. Guests enjoyed DJ beats by Lola Langusta, sipped (BELVEDERE)RED cocktails and sampled light bites - including candy-colored polka-dotted Valentino cake pops.

Peter Brant and Owen Wilson

Martha Stewart attends INTERVIEW & VALENTINO Pop Pois (BELVEDERE)RED Cocktail Party at The Webster Miami

By Sharon Knolle
In Tim Gunn's Fashion Bible, the ever-stylish Project Runway fashion guru declares "Thou shalt look fabulous." His informative book, co-written with Ada Calhoun, provides a history of clothing through the ages-did you know jeans originated in Italy?-and suggests which clothes look best on you. He doesn't just preach fashion do's and don'ts, although Gunn isn't shy about sharing which clothing trends he can't stand.

Here are some of our favorite Gunnisms as he goes through the typical closet, item by item.

1. "Tight underwear is your friend, America!"
In years past, women had to wear corsets or girdles to "control" their figures, but with the liberated styles of the 20th century, more and more people want to just let it all hang out. If you also want to look good in your clothes, a little constraint is a small price to pay, Gunn argues, especially since less constricting garments like Spanx are available. "You have to make a choice between freedom