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①바른 호칭을 쓴다. 신혼 때에는 여보, ○○씨, 여봐요 등으로 부르고 자녀가 생기면 여보, ○○아버지(아빠) 또는 ○○엄마(어머니)가 적당하다.
②칭찬은 자주하고 무시하는 말은 하지 않는다. 일정 기간 이를 북돋우는 게임을 하는 것도 방법. 돼지저금통을 마련하고 배우자를 무시한 말을 할 때마다 일정액을 넣는다. 또 배우자에게 칭찬을 받아도 돈을 넣는다. 자녀를 심판으로 정하는 것도 괜찮다.
③게임을 하면서 배우자가 어떤 말에 무시 받았다고 생각하는지를 기록한다. 무심코 하는 말들이 부부 관계를 벌려 놓는다는 사실을 깨닫게 된다.
④배우자의 잘못을 따질 때에는 상대방에게 높임말을 쓴다. 감정싸움으로 번지는 것을 피하게 된다.
⑤배우자나 가족의 사진을 휴대전화나 수첩에 담아둔다.
⑥부부가 취미활동이나 운동을 함께 한다.
⑦서로 편지나 e메일을 보낸다.
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Networking Reception in the Exhibit Hall We invite you to join us for cocktails and hors d’oeuvres in the exhibit hall.
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How to be a Successful Cash Based Medical Practice: Become a Holtorf Medical Group Physician. Exceptional Opportunity for Exceptional Physicians Presented by: Holtorf Medical Group
ROOM: Canary 1 TIME: 6:30pm 8:00pm SPEAKER: Kent Holtorf, MD
Integrative Biophysics Workshop Presented by: ONDAMED
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SPEAKERS: Stephen Sinatra, MD, FACC, CNS, Michael Torosian, MD, FACS,
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AGE PRINT WORKSHOP: Know Your Oldest Part So You Avoid Surprise Death Presented by: PATH Medical
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Rose Pharmaceuticals Investor Presentation Presented by: Rose Pharmaceuticals
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This Way to Freedom:
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Adipose Derived Stem Cell Harvesting & Isolation Techniques Presented by: Mitchell Ghen, MD
ROOM: Crystal G1 TIME: 7:00pm 7:45pm
Adipose Derived Stem Cell Clinical Applications Presented by: Sharon McQuillan, MD
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How to Enter to Win: Visit the exhibit booths of each Rolex Sponsor and you can enter
the prize draw. The Sponsors and their booth numbers are shown on the “Passport to Prizes”
entry form. Just ask each Sponsor to validate your passport in their logo square,
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To enter the competition you must be a registered conference delegate or expo visitor to the 18th Annual World Congress on Anti-Aging Medicine and Biomedical Technologies. Exhibitors, sponsors and their staff are not eligible to win. You must be present to win.
Rolex Giveaway to be held on Saturday, April 17th at approximately 12:30 p.m. in the Exhibit Hall.
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