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Over Detroit Skies
Commented Dec 27, 2009 at 12:23:10 in World
“Thank you for your account and your work. Both are beautifully written ... one with words and the other, in life.”
A Christian Conservative That Cared
Commented Dec 26, 2009 at 21:54:19 in Politics
“Pbley, I think you must be right. That is, if they read.”
Feminomics: Women and Bankruptcy
Commented Dec 20, 2009 at 11:11:11 in Business
“Boy, wouldn't THAT be something. I wish.”
Maids Made Into Slaves in the Middle East
Commented Dec 18, 2009 at 22:50:21 in World
“It is unimaginable to me that people can treat others so badly. It really gets me when women are cruel to their sisters ... especially when we should all be sticking together.”
President Obama Loses His Base: He Just Ran Out of Slack
Commented Dec 18, 2009 at 21:52:31 in Politics
“We had cold cold rain in Georgia today. While I had planned on going to the mall to shop for Christmas, I ended up spending the day at home snug in bed or by the fire with hot cocoa.
In any event, a foot of snow is A LOT more to deal with. I hope you were able to be home, snug and warm, despite the power outage!”
In any event, a foot of snow is A LOT more to deal with. I hope you were able to be home, snug and warm, despite the power outage!”
ErnestineBass replied on Dec 18, 2009 at 23:32:38
“Same weather due west of you (Alabama).
Cold and wet...weat
heh”
Cold and wet...weat
heh”
To an Athlete Screwing Up Young
Commented Dec 12, 2009 at 18:40:23 in Sports
“I seriously doubt Tiger is done. His marriage, perhaps, but not his golf career.”
Our Leaders Are Staging a Scam in Copenhagen
Commented Dec 12, 2009 at 11:53:17 in Green
“Yeah! Melting glaciers are all in your mind!”
BOWIEMAN replied on Dec 12, 2009 at 12:49:52
“but not the increasing icefields in Antarctica”
Dementia: A Tragic Fate for My Father
Commented Dec 07, 2009 at 00:39:56 in Living
“Oh, you sweet person. Many blessings on you for the caring of your beloved elder. (So many would not bother.)”
America Without a Middle Class
Commented Dec 03, 2009 at 03:39:22 in Business
“Wouldn't that be nice!”
America Without a Middle Class
Commented Dec 03, 2009 at 03:39:03 in Business
“I found your comment very interesting. And, perceptive.”
My Father The Miracle Worker
Commented Nov 23, 2009 at 01:51:29 in Living
“Yes, he should keep silent so no one will read his words or his story. That makes sense.”
Does This Black Republican Understand Sarah Palin's Appeal? You Betcha!
Commented Nov 21, 2009 at 15:49:20 in Politics
“Kevin, what are you talking about about when you call Palin an author. Good Heavens, man. Palin has not written any book. Yes, she has her name one one .. but it was written Lynn Vincent.
Palin is NO author.”
Palin is NO author.”
Integrative Mental Health: A New Model For Depression Relief
Commented Nov 18, 2009 at 11:25:33 in Living
“My neighbor is a sweet, mid-60's woman who lives alone. She is scared and lonely and thus, sad.
She went to the doctor and, suddenly, she was scheduled for a complete hysterectomy. She had no symptoms, no lumps, no bleeding ... nothing. So, why! As I encouraged her to get a second opinion, she was whisked into surgery. Her surgery happened so fast, she almost had no time to make aftercare arrangements.
As she healed, her depression grew.
Now, her doctors have her on lexepro, klonopin and more. The poor lady is a wreck. And I have no idea what to do for her.”
She went to the doctor and, suddenly, she was scheduled for a complete hysterectomy. She had no symptoms, no lumps, no bleeding ... nothing. So, why! As I encouraged her to get a second opinion, she was whisked into surgery. Her surgery happened so fast, she almost had no time to make aftercare arrangements.
As she healed, her depression grew.
Now, her doctors have her on lexepro, klonopin and more. The poor lady is a wreck. And I have no idea what to do for her.”
Huminawah replied on Nov 18, 2009 at 21:14:13
“It could be the sudden change in her estrogen levels from having the hysterectomy. This often happens afterward, but especially when you haven't gone through menopause yet. Since she is sixty I'm going to assume she has, but that might not be the case. She should figure out if her symptoms before the surgery are ever treated through a hysterectomy and what or if there was an alternative solution she was not told about. Most doctors won't do a hysterectomy unless it is necessary because of the side effects of the hormone imbalance. Also, many insurance companies will not cover it unless the doctor insists that it is mandatory.
I hope some of this helps.”
I hope some of this helps.”
kuastar replied on Nov 18, 2009 at 13:11:59
“"... scared and lonely and thus..." VULNERABLE to the medical vultures.”
DeadPhish replied on Nov 18, 2009 at 11:55:04
“Help her sue the doctor for unneccessary surgery.”
Integrative Mental Health: A New Model For Depression Relief
Commented Nov 18, 2009 at 11:08:09 in Living
“Hi. Your link does not work. Just so you know.”
PhillyQuaker replied on Nov 18, 2009 at 13:51:55
“Try this:
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How Sarah Palin Made Herself Indispensable While Destroying the Republican Party
Commented Nov 16, 2009 at 00:46:03 in Politics
“Thank you for your interesting comment!
I can understand how some Republican powers might consider a Palin presidency based on intentions to manipulate her, as you say, a la Bush.
However, I am not thinking of the power brokers. I'm considering the Republican base ... birthers to flat-earthers ... that embrace a mentality of anti-intel
Palin, like Bush, is a bobble-head. You can drink beer with both of them. Except Palin will charge you to do it.”
I can understand how some Republican powers might consider a Palin presidency based on intentions to manipulate her, as you say, a la Bush.
However, I am not thinking of the power brokers. I'm considering the Republican base ... birthers to flat-earthers ... that embrace a mentality of anti-intel
Palin, like Bush, is a bobble-head. You can drink beer with both of them. Except Palin will charge you to do it.”
How Sarah Palin Made Herself Indispensable While Destroying the Republican Party
Commented Nov 15, 2009 at 23:40:48 in Politics
“From the article: "Yet the fact that she had such a limited understanding of the world actually recommended her to the Republican base."
This is saying that Republicans revel in ignorance. And worse, they want to be led by someone equally ignorant and unqualified.
How stupid is that?
I will never get it.”
This is saying that Republicans revel in ignorance. And worse, they want to be led by someone equally ignorant and unqualified.
How stupid is that?
I will never get it.”
Opygollopy replied on Nov 15, 2009 at 23:56:56
“No, they want someone to run that they can manipulate a la G. W. B. He was totally unqualified to be President as well but Cheney pulled his strings and he was told what to do at all times. He was just made to think that some of the decisions were his. He realized this way too late, the damage was done. Believe me, I am not defending him, just relating what the GOP want to do. S.P. is totally unqualified to be a politician. She has so many bad traits, she wouldn't qualify to be dog catcher.”
How Sarah Palin Made Herself Indispensable While Destroying the Republican Party
Commented Nov 15, 2009 at 23:31:45 in Politics
“Yes”
Biased Media, Dirty Tricks and Special Interests Drove Out Republican
Commented Nov 01, 2009 at 01:28:05 in Politics
“Voters, weary of deception, will not support Hoffman.”
blizb replied on Nov 01, 2009 at 06:31:59
“Hoffman isn't a very strong candidate.
Now that he will be forced into the media and have to regularly speak and present himself that should reveal to the voters how weak a candidate he is and unsuited for the office he is running for.
I think the state and local government will probably consider adjusting their rules for running for an office and ask that the candidates come from their own district now that this has happened.”
Now that he will be forced into the media and have to regularly speak and present himself that should reveal to the voters how weak a candidate he is and unsuited for the office he is running for.
I think the state and local government will probably consider adjusting their rules for running for an office and ask that the candidates come from their own district now that this has happened.”
Uninsured: A Personal Price
Commented Oct 28, 2009 at 23:13:22 in Politics
“Unfortunatly, I am related to him.
Not really.
But sadly, to others just like him.”
Not really.
But sadly, to others just like him.”
Math Is Not Hard: A Simple Method That Is Changing The World
Commented Oct 24, 2009 at 23:28:11 in Living
“Aw, beautiful.”
Canary in the Coal Mine: Student Loans
Commented Oct 21, 2009 at 12:13:45 in Politics
“The way I see it, the lender got their money and more. She borrowed only 5,000 but, to date, has paid back 17,000. Who cares how she paid it. The lender is, in fact, paid. And that is what I would tell them.”
Collision: Is Religion Absurd or Good for the World?
Commented Oct 20, 2009 at 22:36:28 in Living
“Sure he does. And if Pastor Wilson's daddy had been a good Jew, Wilson would be a good Jew. And today, he would not be a Pastor but rather, a Rabbi.
It is ALL what you are taught.”
It is ALL what you are taught.”
Collision: Is Religion Absurd or Good for the World?
Commented Oct 20, 2009 at 15:32:22 in Living
“The way I see it is ...
If one repeatedly claims to have an imaginary friend, he is deemed crazy and needs meds.
But if he does it in the name of religion ... ah well. That's okay.”
If one repeatedly claims to have an imaginary friend, he is deemed crazy and needs meds.
But if he does it in the name of religion ... ah well. That's okay.”
I Am Not a Dog
Commented Oct 19, 2009 at 17:15:36 in Politics
“Ian, you are amazing. An inspiration.
I have no doubt you will succeed in your fight against Guardian.”
I have no doubt you will succeed in your fight against Guardian.”
Stepping Up the Pressure: The Archbishop Comes to the Abortion Clinic
Commented Oct 18, 2009 at 02:46:05 in Living
“There are many fine charities, not just Catholic, so I hardly need to START a charity. I fail to see the sense in your comment. But, oh well.
Personally, I like Nspire, a homeless outreach in my community of Atlanta. They dress, feed, educate the homeless and more.
See, this is just a small, hardworking charity, helping about 300 people a week. They are very much needed here and I like that they help children.
Meanwhile, at the Vatican, the pope's belly is full as he lives in a city of gold. With so many starving the world over, isn't this just ... lovely.
That the church forbids birth control, and condoms nails down for me the evident need to control and punish women, adding to misery index of children especially. And by all means, let's have more starving, homeless children. Because, you know, it's pro-life.
But that silliness aside, isn't it lovely that the pope likes his little red Prada loafers?.”
Personally, I like Nspire, a homeless outreach in my community of Atlanta. They dress, feed, educate the homeless and more.
See, this is just a small, hardworking charity, helping about 300 people a week. They are very much needed here and I like that they help children.
Meanwhile, at the Vatican, the pope's belly is full as he lives in a city of gold. With so many starving the world over, isn't this just ... lovely.
That the church forbids birth control, and condoms nails down for me the evident need to control and punish women, adding to misery index of children especially. And by all means, let's have more starving, homeless children. Because, you know, it's pro-life.
But that silliness aside, isn't it lovely that the pope likes his little red Prada loafers?.”
Gidster replied on Oct 19, 2009 at 12:35:16
“And the Pope's vow of poverty...
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