Topic : 08/21 Ask Dr. Phil & Robin with JCPenney Jam

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Created on : Friday, December 02, 2005, 03:58:26 pm
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(Original Air Date: 12/09/05) It's Ask Dr. Phil and Robin day! When they say "anything goes," the guests take full advantage. Melissa says her sex life is boring, and that it's all her husband, Spencer's, fault because he is too uptight. He says he's tired of being a piece of meat. Can they meet in the middle when it comes to the bedroom? Next, Russell says his daughter, Nyla, is a piano-playing prodigy. His wife thinks he's pushing Nyla too hard -- especially since she's only 7 months old! Then, a mother and her teenage stepdaughter compete to see who can eat less in order to lose weight, and Robin tries to set them straight. And, a mother fears for her 13-year-old daughter, Kelli, who drinks, smokes and is missing curfew. See what Dr. Phil has planned for Kelli. Plus, go backstage and get a sneak preview of Dr. Phil and Robin hosting the JCPenney Jam Concert for America's Kids, and learn how this organization is working hard to provide kids with opportunities after school. Talk about the show here.


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August 21, 2006, 5:00 pm PDT

after school programs

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I was impressed with JC Penny, the YMCA and the Boys and Girls Clubs. What they are doing is great. They are changing lives.

The problem with these programs is that kids do not have the transportation to get there (or home). Sure, in large metropolitan areas there is public transportation - but  can only  be used it if the kids have the change to drop in the bucket. I am betting the kids who desperatley want to attend the afterschool programs are among the poor. FOr they are the ones left out in the cold because it costs money to play afterschool sports or join an afterschool club.

My fear is that these programs will dry up, unable to even help those kids in walking distance of the programs - because of the small number of kids utilizing them.

If there was just an affordable way to transport these kids back and forth, this would make a huge impact on today's society. More kids would have higher self esteem, go on to college and espcecially STAY OUT OF TROUBLE.

Sorry to tbe the wet blanket.

 

 I'm glad that there are organizations out there that want to help our children.  However, I recently moved to a rural area and there aren't ANY after school programs or summer camp activities for any of my children to attend.  The nearest is over 25 miles away and I don't really want to travel that far on back woods roads to get there.

The main people who seem to benefit from these Dr. Phil programs and other companies like JC Penny (we don't even have one around here) are the URBAN communities.  Yes, our community here is a very poor one, but because it is not a big city and only a small town, our children are apparently not worthy of the attention that Dr. Phil and others lavish on those larger communities.

If there was funding available, I would volunteer myself to help ... but not even our public schools will provide anything that would help any of our children in these small towns.
 
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August 21, 2006, 6:33 pm PDT

I agree

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 Are you kidding me?  These two women need to get a grip!  That teenage girl needs to work on how good of a person she is, how good her grades are, and the step-mother needs to make sure she is being the best and most supportive mom that she can be.  I'm sorry, but not even Marilyn Monroe was a size two...she was a size 12.....you people watch way too much celebrity TV...measure yourself by your health and not by your pants size!!

First of all, the mom should encourage and support her DAUGHTER!! For what and who she is!!!! Instead of trying to make her be something she isn't?? But then again, the DAUGHTER shouldn't worry about what her mom does. This is her life, and it won't last long!!! So she need to live the best she can!!

 
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August 22, 2006, 3:44 pm PDT

Doctor Phil Show.

And Ask Doctor Phil/Robin. Is this the same like the last time? I think so. And that was last year. See you tomorrow Afternoon. Well I had better close now. Sincerley Your. Russell Vlaanderen.--
 
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August 25, 2006, 5:36 pm PDT

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If you look at the Topic info up above, it will give you your information.

 

It shows the Author:  DrPhilBoard1 and gives you the (Original Air Date)

 

I've missed several shows, so repeats can be beneficial.  The  shows I've seen,  if they're, IMO, worth watching again, I do.  Or I'll just post if I have something to say that I didn't the first time.  If it is like you say boring, I just check the weekend for the upcoming shows.

 

Hope this helped.

 

 

 

  Thanks for that tip....

 

  I admit Ive gone way past looking silly here. I never took time to read that at the top. I guess I can now.

 

  Your'e right Original Air Date is there.  Dr. Phil is a good show. I guess regardless of how boring it is. I would watch it anyway

 

  SEE YA

 
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August 25, 2006, 5:53 pm PDT

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and what you call boring could be a breath of fresh air to others, in fact its good to see shows of all types, dr phil covers the board and relly gives all of us a very wide varritey of shows to watch, if you find a show too boring to watch maybe try changing chanels as many people do,  lol   looks like your up to date on what a re run is lol it is in deed the same show over and over  lol have a good day and a better tomorrow.

 

 

   Good Point. I am up to date on all Dr. Phil episodes......

 

   I admit the day I posted that message was really......really.....LONG

 

  Thanks for the reply

 
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September 1, 2006, 3:39 am PDT

Thank you!

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I agree that it's everyone's choice as to what they do during labor and delivery.  If you are in pain, there are meds for that purpose.  I just don't understand why most people in the audience gasped when the woman stated she had missed her epidural because she was watching Dr. Phil.  Imagine!  Missing an epidural when you had full control over when you get to the hospital.  It sounds like it was her problem and not Dr. Phil's.   

The other issue is the whole natural childbirth vs. drugs during labor and delivery.  My son was born without any drugs and if possible, I'll do the same with our 2nd child.  I felt fabulous afterwards and to me, pain is a just part of it.  It's mind over matter.  I knew there were pain meds available to me if I wanted them but by the time pain go to that point, I was complete and ready to deliver. 

Why should someone be rewarded for choosing a certain method of birth?  It was her choice not to go to the hospital right away too - just as much as it was my choice to not take any pain meds. 

This show only just aired yesterday here in the Netherlands. And I thought it was ridicoulus that the audience gasped when she stated she had missed her epidural. I was glad to see that there are other people outside my country who think it is not the end of the world to deliver without drugs.

Hundreds of woman deliver without drugs. And I am not talking about poor people in third world countries. The Netherlands is one of the best countries in Europe when is comes down to childbirth.

The majorety of Dutch woman give birth in the sanctuary of their own home. Without a doctor, hospital and drugs but wit people (mostly women) who are specialiced in helping women through labor.

 

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