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How to help someone cope with parkinson's disease 
Educate yourself about the disease. 
Parkinson's effects and treatment can be complex. Learn as much as you can from the patient's doctor, parkinson's support groups, or books, and share what you learn with your loved one as well.
A: The national parkinson's foundation, american parkinson's disease association, and the michael j. fox foundation are excellent resources for parkinson's patients and their families.


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How to make a strawberry scrunch 
Preheat the oven to 180 ° c (356 ° f). 
Mix together the oats, flour, digestive biscuits, sugar, and melted butter in a bowl. 
Use your hands to press it in firmly.
A: Add the oat mixture into a baking pan. Bake the oat mixture for about 20 minutes.


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How to put a head collar on a pony 
Check that the halter (head collar) size fits the size of your pony's head. 
If you go into a store that sells tack and horse supplies, you can ask an employee and they should help you find the right size. Make sure you have precise measurements of your horse's head before going in.
A: Choose the halter that matches your pony's size. There are halters made specifically for horses, which are larger and ones made for ponies, which are smaller.


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How to keep a band together 
Make sure all of you are into the same kind of music. 
If the drummer likes hard rock and the lead guitarist is into death metal, you're bound to have problems sooner or later. 
Don't take total control over everyone.
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If one person alone makes the decisions and bosses others around, it'll end up in a mess. No one likes an all-out dictator breathing on their neck! Communicate.