Posted: 24 Jan 2011, 16:43
I also have that, best now and not in a few weeks time.markfiend wrote:I woke up with a sore throat and now I'm starting to feel a bit feverish. Hope it's not the man-flu...
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Posted: 24 Jan 2011, 16:45
There is thatweebleswobble wrote:I also have that, best now and not in a few weeks time.markfiend wrote:I woke up with a sore throat and now I'm starting to feel a bit feverish. Hope it's not the man-flu...
Ta.
Posted: 24 Jan 2011, 17:20
Me too. Get it out the way.
Posted: 24 Jan 2011, 17:38
Good luck at that ...sziamiau wrote:so another surgery...Feb 7th..about 2 weeks before Tilburg and then Budapest. ah well
... and see you in Tilburg ... 
...Posted: 28 Jan 2011, 10:48
I drove past the scene of a particularly nasty car-crash this morning on my way to work: http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-br ... e-12305283From what remains of the car I saw, I will be surprised if the two "seriously injured" people make it through today.
Posted: 06 Feb 2011, 19:46
thanks. it's tomorrow..put your paws together for moi. if everything goes well they should quick me out by the afternoonBeing645 wrote:Good luck at that ...sziamiau wrote:so another surgery...Feb 7th..about 2 weeks before Tilburg and then Budapest. ah well
Posted: 06 Feb 2011, 20:54
Fingers crossed over in Hungary-land for you Kati
Posted: 06 Feb 2011, 21:13
thanks! long time no see Pista..´til the 25th!
Posted: 06 Feb 2011, 21:25
car and crash
Posted: 06 Feb 2011, 21:28
oh damn I hope you are ok
Posted: 06 Feb 2011, 21:30
not mine crash - Robert Kubica (F1 driver Renault-Lotus team).
Posted: 06 Feb 2011, 21:33
I shall think of you and keep my fingers crossed ... best luck ...sziamiau wrote:thanks. it's tomorrow..put your paws together for moi. if everything goes well they should quick me out by the afternoonBeing645 wrote:Good luck at that ...sziamiau wrote:so another surgery...Feb 7th..about 2 weeks before Tilburg and then Budapest. ah well
...@ Bartek
Oh, I hope everything's ok with you and your dear beast ... and your car is not beyond repair ...
Posted: 06 Feb 2011, 22:01
keep safe Cat Lady
Posted: 06 Feb 2011, 22:13
thanks guys..will report back
I heard about Kubica..it looks pretty bad
I heard about Kubica..it looks pretty bad
Posted: 07 Feb 2011, 07:59
Good luck Kati!sziamiau wrote:thanks. it's tomorrow..put your paws together for moi. if everything goes well they should quick me out by the afternoonBeing645 wrote:Good luck at that ...sziamiau wrote:so another surgery...Feb 7th..about 2 weeks before Tilburg and then Budapest. ah well
*fingers crossed*
Posted: 07 Feb 2011, 22:47
just got 'comfirmation' a person close to me is diagnosed with Borderline.
I don't want to sound cruel or thoughtless,
but labeling it will not make up for all the trouble that person goten herself into. (and not just her) nor will it for all the bad choices she has made.
somehow I feel like for once I should be there to say the right words.
but I don't know if they should be kind and comforting, or harsh and truthfull
I don't want to sound cruel or thoughtless,
but labeling it will not make up for all the trouble that person goten herself into. (and not just her) nor will it for all the bad choices she has made.
somehow I feel like for once I should be there to say the right words.
but I don't know if they should be kind and comforting, or harsh and truthfull
Posted: 07 Feb 2011, 22:50
Truth be told, I had to look that up. Also, IMO it is one of the 'difficult' diseases.christophe wrote:just got 'comfirmation' a person close to me is diagnosed with Borderline.
I don't want to sound cruel or thoughtless,
but labeling it will not make up for all the trouble that person goten herself into. (and not just her) nor will it for all the bad choices she has made.
somehow I feel like for once I should be there to say the right words.
but I don't know if they should be kind and comforting, or harsh and truthfull
Like labeling all children ADHD'ers just to be on the safe side... drives me mad sometimes.
IZ.
Posted: 07 Feb 2011, 23:01
I know exactly what you meanIzzy HaveMercy wrote:Truth be told, I had to look that up. Also, IMO it is one of the 'difficult' diseases.christophe wrote:just got 'comfirmation' a person close to me is diagnosed with Borderline.
I don't want to sound cruel or thoughtless,
but labeling it will not make up for all the trouble that person goten herself into. (and not just her) nor will it for all the bad choices she has made.
somehow I feel like for once I should be there to say the right words.
but I don't know if they should be kind and comforting, or harsh and truthfull
Like labeling all children ADHD'ers just to be on the safe side... drives me mad sometimes.
IZ.
but in this case, I guess the disease is not the 'problem' it just makes it more difficult to handle her.
right when you think things are going better, they go over the top. further than any other person would go and from there you can only go down, strait back into the mess she just left behind.
Posted: 08 Feb 2011, 07:18
Too hard C.!christophe wrote: somehow I feel like for once I should be there to say the right words.
but I don't know if they should be kind and comforting, or harsh and truthfull
All the best to you and your 'friend'!
Posted: 08 Feb 2011, 08:37
very much support this, IZ ... labelling can make things much worse at times ... for the definitions these labels includeIzzy HaveMercy wrote:Truth be told, I had to look that up. Also, IMO it is one of the 'difficult' diseases.christophe wrote:just got 'comfirmation' a person close to me is diagnosed with Borderline.
I don't want to sound cruel or thoughtless,
but labeling it will not make up for all the trouble that person goten herself into. (and not just her) nor will it for all the bad choices she has made.
somehow I feel like for once I should be there to say the right words.
but I don't know if they should be kind and comforting, or harsh and truthfull
Like labeling all children ADHD'ers just to be on the safe side... drives me mad sometimes.
IZ.
are then applied to this person, whether that should get anywhere close to the problem or not ... or even resolve anything ...
And then, in lack of a practicable solution, the next step is often enough ... medication, pah ...
On the other hand, labels mark a point, a statement, a basis ...
sometimes relieving, sometimes opening a chance for development ...
My very best wishes to you and this person, christophe ...
kindness, comfort and truth are no contradiction ... usually ... being upright with all it includes ... I wouldn't know what else to do ... .
Posted: 08 Feb 2011, 19:30
Thx Ozpat.
I agrea with you, normaly I would just go for the truth.
but in this case the truth would serve as another example that the world is against her, and words of comfort are what she seems te be graving for, not for the advice but for the attention.
ah well, in fact I just feel very sad with all this because it is just another chapter in a book that allready is way to long.
I don't feel like spilling a lot of details of the subject here. it just is to difficult to comprehend, let alone to write down in a way strangers might understand.Being645 wrote:My very best wishes to you and this person, christophe ...
kindness, comfort and truth are no contradiction ... usually ... being upright with all it includes ... I wouldn't know what else to do ... .
I agrea with you, normaly I would just go for the truth.
but in this case the truth would serve as another example that the world is against her, and words of comfort are what she seems te be graving for, not for the advice but for the attention.
ah well, in fact I just feel very sad with all this because it is just another chapter in a book that allready is way to long.
Posted: 09 Feb 2011, 12:02
I know that book....whenever you need a time out in a different area;christophe wrote:ah well, in fact I just feel very sad with all this because it is just another chapter in a book that allready is way to long.
you know where I am. All the best!
Posted: 09 Feb 2011, 12:28
I know how you feel, christophe ...christophe wrote:I don't feel like spilling a lot of details of the subject here. it just is to difficult to comprehend, let alone to write down in a way strangers might understand.
and I know that things like this can be overcome and - with time - ... even forgotten ...
therefore, again my very best wishes and energies to everybody concerned ...
Posted: 09 Feb 2011, 15:53
The little niece of our wee Noor has been diagnosed with bacterial meningitis She's in hospital now and fighting the bugger... She's just two years of age.
As a result our Noor has to take antibiotics as well, fingers crossed she will come out of it unscathed and really REALLY praying her niece comes through as well
My brother in law and his wife are at an end, saw them today and they look as if their whole family died in a car-crash. I can understand the feeling will be similar to that indeed...
And whet the feck can you do? Naught.
IZ.
She's in hospital now and fighting the bugger... She's just two years of age.As a result our Noor has to take antibiotics as well, fingers crossed she will come out of it unscathed and really REALLY praying her niece comes through as well
My brother in law and his wife are at an end, saw them today and they look as if their whole family died in a car-crash. I can understand the feeling will be similar to that indeed...And whet the feck can you do? Naught.
IZ.
Posted: 09 Feb 2011, 15:57
Horrible. Simply horrible. Can't even begin to imagine.