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  1. reduce stress, eat healthier- mointor unsat and saturated fats, excerise- lots of cardio, good job on the sodium intake, quit smoking, limit alcohol, and if you have to take meds- take them! HBP is a silent disease- nothing hurts. supplements- Coenzyme Q10, Omega 3 fatty acids, and garlic (some studies suggest this) Good Luck!!
  2. lots of info here! happy planning! i'm a DTulum bride myself, june 4 2008
  3. Quote: Originally Posted by Matt Adcock Yes, grandma was able to tour the ENTIRE 100+ acres of the Coba grounds, all on a bicycle taxi. When I say bicycle taxi, imagine a driver and a front that is made with 2 wheels and a soft cushion, perfect for grandmas. We even brought a pillow for her tush and it was the best! To hear her say "i read about this pyarmid in national geographic, i never imagined in my lifetime that I could actually see it, wow, its really amazing".... wow, I just broke down. The fun thing is that you can get a guide to tell you about it, and he talks for 10 minutes then you rent bikes with your friends, SO MUCH FUN, and go for the tour. The grounds will take you 1.5 hrs to go through, even on a bike. The Coba ruins are the largest in the Yucatan. You can even climb them, another awesome experience. Tulum is nice, its on the ocean.... but I was BLOWN away by Coba. She did go to a cenote, you may want to try Cenote Carwash (on way back from Coba) as i think it is flat enough for her. We went to Grand Cenote with friends and family, just to chill and there was a covered pavilion where she ended up sitting. After that, she went home in her car with her daughter while the others went to the beach! With this day tour, you can get a lot in, grandma friendly. good luck! wow thanks for the info matt. now was the whole trip with everyone 116 or perperson? i have a dad that uses a cane and i was worried how he would handle tulum. this is great!!! THANK YOU
  4. Quote: Originally Posted by LadyP Do they have a website. no i don't think so, but maybe... google it. it's like a dollar/99 cent store but in Japan
  5. thanks annie for the info, i booked a honeymoon suite so i'll remember to steer clear of that one!
  6. Quote: Originally Posted by monicabrandon2008 If I knew how many people were coming I would order them too! I can't wait to start ordering all of the fun stuff! I found cheap mexican market bags at delsolstores.com They aren't exactly what I want but they are the cheapest. Off subject- I went to Target yesterday and in the $1 section they have spanish for dummies and sudoko books. I bought the spanish for dummies. OMG!! thanks for the heads up! i went and cleared out 2 targets with the books, going in my OOT bags!!
  7. so KAWAIII! i love the 100yen store! i go ballastic each time i visit my aunt!
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    Welcome and Happy Planning! You'll find tons of info here!
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    Ttd

    Quote: Originally Posted by DreamsTulumBride Mine looked like new after doing it.... twice ! Dreams Tulum does not have a very nice swimmable beach (rocky) so I went with my photographer to another place to have my TTD pictures done. That way, it was private and the water in the beach was great ! After the photos, I took my dress off (I had a white bathing suit under it) and put it in the water since I had lots and lots of sand in it ! I took picture before with the horses and mine left some dark brown spots on it (if you know what I mean!) on my train. When I went in the salty water, everything came of ! I think salt is magic on fabric that is dirty ! Since I still had some sand in my dress and that it smelled "the beach", I put it in my bath for the whole evening. The next day, the dress was floting on the water and there was lots ans lots of sand on the bottom! 10 days after, I re- TTD but this time in the pool at Dreams Tulum. Again, nothing happened to my dress. But, it all depends on the type of dress you have... what material was your dress?
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