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Laura described her typical Saturday, which involved waking up at 11am, messaging friends on MSN to find someone to hang out with, showering and getting ready before meeting up with her friend Insaf in the city. They spent 6 hours out together before Laura returned home for dinner and to do homework. Later, she went out with more friends until 11pm, when she went home to relax and watch TV while continuing to message people online until going to sleep at 1am.
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Integrating Ayurveda into Parkinson’s Management: A Holistic Approach
Laura
- 1. Laura wrote: 1 days of my life: it's 11 hours, I wake up. I grab my laptop and go to MSN. I'm looking for someone who would chill with me. Insaf says she has nothing to do. So I go to shower and dress. than I make me up and I go to the city with Insaf. 6 hours to get home to eat. After dinner I goto my laptop and do my homework. when I finished it I'm going out with many friends. we make a lot of fun at 11 hours I'll go home. I grab a drink, put my pajamas on and go watch TV. then I on my laptop till 1 hours at night and then go to sleep. that was my Saturday.