Posted by bulldog2 on November 9, 2008, at 18:22:57
In reply to Re: Blinders On » bulldog2, posted by JadeKelly on November 9, 2008, at 15:53:16
> > > >If a person who has led a relatively problem >free existance for 40 years, suddenly faces, >lets say, 10 tragedies/losses in a fairly short >time, suddenly feels numb, can't work, can't get >out of bed, can't socialize, can't eat, can't >cry, doesn't really feel much, and this lasts >for 2-3 years, do you really think that this >person is going to hop up one day in remission?
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> > > Yes, most mid life crisis usually pass.
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> > > Linkadge
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> > The man's in remission and moving on with his life. So it's better to be catatonic and depressed and hope some day you'll snap out of it. Sounds like a game plan I wouldn't follow.
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> Well good for him that he's in remission, that doesn't give him the right to go around dogging (no pun intended) everyone else with no regard, or knowledge in most cases, of someone elses illness, pain or its cause.
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> Glad HIS midlife crisis is over, because after all, thats what were ALL here for, right?
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> Thanks for the support Bulldog, hope you're doing well.
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> ~Jade
>
>I was talking about Scott being in remission. I don't believe he dogs anyone but just tries to be helpful.
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