willfully

willfully,

adv intentionally; purposefully.

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Patient discussion about willfully.

Q. Now she is willing to get out of it but in vain. What is the cure for alcoholism? My aunt who was misguided by her friend got addicted to alcoholism. Now she is willing to get out of it but in vain. What is the cure for alcoholism?

A. hi--try and get your aunt to check out an AA meeting in your area,or she can talk to other people in recovery---(in the rooms.com) (NA online chat.com----mrfoot56---peace

Q. Anyone whos doctor here and is willing to help me fillin in questionare for my project? hello, my name is edward sinanta from indonesia, i am a high school student and i would like to request an interview with you for a essay regarding the trend of health problem consultation in social networking. if you don't mind to be interviewed about this issue, please notify me through this e-mail and we can discuss the details later on. thank you for your time and attention. regards, edward

A. edward, i'm not a doctor so i can't help you ,but i hope you'll find what you are looking for and way to go on finding resources for your project!!

Q. willing to know the type of sugar which is harmless for consumption to maintain good health? I am a health conscious guy willing to know the type of sugar which is harmless for consumption to maintain good health?

A. Xylitol is a natural sweetener made from birch tree bark. It sounds bad, but I think it is much better than stevia, which can be bitter. It's fairly expensive, but worth it because it doesn't spike blood sugar levels.