Hi Guys,
Now taking suggestions on the subject of the month for August. Ideally something not only relevent, but some subject that will lock the forum in debate would be ideal.
Paul
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Suggestions
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Suggestions
by Paul Clarke » 26 Jul 2010, 03:11
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On my gravestone, I want them to write - "I told you I was sick!"
The truth is out there! (Problem is the bloody tumour is in here!")
On my gravestone, I want them to write - "I told you I was sick!"
The truth is out there! (Problem is the bloody tumour is in here!")
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Re: Suggestions
by Morph » 26 Jul 2010, 12:42
It might seem too black & unpalatable an idea, but what about any unexpected boons that arise from destructive conditions that force you to change your life?
Morph x.
Morph x.
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Re: Suggestions
by Bev » 29 Jul 2010, 13:37
Yes you have to believe there is. Here it is meeting all these lovely fellow pituitary patients!
Hormonal disorders began 1978. Cushings symptoms presented in 1988. After years of mis-diagnosis, self-diagnosed (Woman magazine) 2000. Confirmed as cyclical Cushings 2002. Transphenoidal surgery to remove pituitary tumour. 5 years on hydrocortisone, then 12 month withdrawal, now medication free. Type II diabetes caused by Cushings.
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Re: Suggestions
by ValerianJ » 10 Aug 2010, 18:06
How about, "Alternative medicine, your experience....", or we can just tell obscene jokes to each other, I like a good laugh now and then, if not bawdy, maybe just stoopid jokes. You decide.
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Re: Suggestions
by ValerianJ » 10 Aug 2010, 18:08
Velveeta, "a cheese food." Really? Cheese? A food? Discuss....
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Re: Suggestions
by JohnwithanhD » 17 Aug 2010, 09:06
ValerianJ
We in the UK are spared Velveeta (and aerosol cheese for that matter). We do, however, have our own culinary abominations. (Some people would include Marmite in this).
John
We in the UK are spared Velveeta (and aerosol cheese for that matter). We do, however, have our own culinary abominations. (Some people would include Marmite in this).
John
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Re: Suggestions
by ValerianJ » 17 Aug 2010, 23:33
Yes, I would include marmite and "Quorn", mad from contagion or yeast or something. I would also include hominy in that group: it is corn on steroids with bad b.o. A friend just e-mailed me something about pink slime-- a by product from the slaughterhosue floor, contaminated by contagion and washed with ammonia to sanitize it for use as an additive in meat by-products like ground beef and hot dogs. Good thing your are a veg--vegetarian, not vegetable. I buy local and avoid things like RBST and pink slime. Without a car ( in shop) and forced to use public transportation. Thank goodness the temperature is going down. Looks like thunder outside and hot and muggy. The old people say that this weather is "close", atmosphere that is drippy, oppresive and hanging about your shoulders.
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Re: Suggestions
by JohnwithanhD » 18 Aug 2010, 09:31
ValerianJ
No, I am not a vegetable, despite the drugs the doctors had me on earlier this year
It is good to walk/bus it to the shops -- it focuses your attention on what you really need to buy!
John
No, I am not a vegetable, despite the drugs the doctors had me on earlier this year
It is good to walk/bus it to the shops -- it focuses your attention on what you really need to buy!
John
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