Re: stroke info clarification

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Re: OT: Bourbonais is ill, pray for a

speedy recovery

> We love you and want you here.

>

This is Patti posting:

I need to post a quick apology. When I listed information, for the too

common American stroke experiences, I was NOT inferring any sort of

implication as to what 's experience is. Not at all. I did add to my

intended wish for a speedy recovery, the health and responses for any

of us, or our family who may experience or suspect we're experiencing a

stroke. Because I posted the layman's appropriate response to a stroke

in the same message I'm afraid someone may have concluded the list member's

stroke was of any particular level. I did not mean to, I never assume

anything.

As Anya said, our list member telephoned, was clearly thoughtful and able to

be thoughtful and to communicate- that's a good thing. I've just retired

in July from 31 years with Social and Health Services, the last decade with

services to the elderly and or disabled, so I shared what " you can do " if

you

find yourself experiencing, or suspecting you are experiencing a stroke to

help yourself have a better outcome than you might otherwise have.

Of course if a person has a severe alergy to aspirin, that's not an option.

I did not mean to imply or infer any specifics as to the cheeky monkeh's

experience is, as I wouldn't have any more information than Anya shared with

us.

I'll toss another wish 's way, I hope he gets serviced by an equally

cheeky nurse!

Patti

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Re: OT: Bourbonais is ill, pray for a

speedy recovery

> We love you and want you here.

>

This is Patti posting:

I need to post a quick apology. When I listed information, for the too

common American stroke experiences, I was NOT inferring any sort of

implication as to what 's experience is. Not at all. I did add to my

intended wish for a speedy recovery, the health and responses for any

of us, or our family who may experience or suspect we're experiencing a

stroke. Because I posted the layman's appropriate response to a stroke

in the same message I'm afraid someone may have concluded the list member's

stroke was of any particular level. I did not mean to, I never assume

anything.

As Anya said, our list member telephoned, was clearly thoughtful and able to

be thoughtful and to communicate- that's a good thing. I've just retired

in July from 31 years with Social and Health Services, the last decade with

services to the elderly and or disabled, so I shared what " you can do " if

you

find yourself experiencing, or suspecting you are experiencing a stroke to

help yourself have a better outcome than you might otherwise have.

Of course if a person has a severe alergy to aspirin, that's not an option.

I did not mean to imply or infer any specifics as to the cheeky monkeh's

experience is, as I wouldn't have any more information than Anya shared with

us.

I'll toss another wish 's way, I hope he gets serviced by an equally

cheeky nurse!

Patti

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>

>

> Re: OT: Bourbonais is ill, pray

for a

> speedy recovery

>

>

> > We love you and want you here.

> >

> This is Patti posting:

>

> I need to post a quick apology. When I listed information, for

the too

> common American stroke experiences, I was NOT inferring any sort of

> implication as to what 's experience is. Not at all (...) I'm

afraid someone may have concluded the list member's

> stroke was of any particular level. I did not mean to, I never

assume

> anything.

> As Anya said, our list member telephoned, was clearly thoughtful

and able to

> be thoughtful and to communicate- that's a good thing. I've just

retired

> in July from 31 years with Social and Health Services, the last

decade with

> services to the elderly and or disabled, so I shared what " you can

do " if

> you

> find yourself experiencing, or suspecting you are experiencing a

stroke to

> help yourself have a better outcome than you might otherwise have.

> Of course if a person has a severe alergy to aspirin, that's not an

option.

> I did not mean to imply or infer any specifics as to the cheeky

monkeh's

> experience is, as I wouldn't have any more information than Anya

shared with

> us.

>

> I'll toss another wish 's way, I hope he gets serviced by an

equally

> cheeky nurse!

>

> Patti

>

Dear Patti, no need at all to apologize, everybody could understand

clearly that you were only sharing very very good advises.

It did not involved any bad conclusion for , all the more as we

don't know precisely when talked by phone with Anya after his

stroke.

Thank you for your good advises that can save lifes : you remebered

me somethin inmportant I forgot : my dad, MD always had aspirin and

antihistaminics, and a poison syringe...

This morning - it is morning in Europe- I was riding your post and I

realized that I did not had at all that precious material in the

first-aid kit I forgot in my bathroom since many years.

As my dad used to think about having valid aspirin and

antihistaminics , I did not got used to think about it,

classical..... not good....I decided to buy some new, both for home

and both for my bag : might be usefull for me or for anybody needing

a quick help

I hope that is well cared by gentle nurses and persons like

you ! And firmly wait for good news about him.....

Bons baisers de France

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Patti Grinds wrote:

>> We love you and want you here.

>>

>>

> This is Patti posting:

>

> I need to post a quick apology. When I listed information, for the too

> common American stroke experiences, I was NOT inferring any sort of

> implication as to what 's experience is.

No need to apologize, Patti. Strokes are complex, and come in many

forms. My brother had a " clot " . Others have a bleed. You info about the

warning signs and aspirin were invaluable.

--

Sincerely, Anya

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renartmalin wrote:

>

> Dear Patti, no need at all to apologize, everybody could understand

> clearly that you were only sharing very very good advises.

> It did not involved any bad conclusion for , all the more as we

> don't know precisely when talked by phone with Anya after his

> stroke.

>

Hi

I didn't pry into 's situation, and I'll call back to him in a few

days. He was lucid, which is so good!

> As my dad used to think about having valid aspirin and

> antihistaminics , I did not got used to think about it,

> classical..... not good....I decided to buy some new, both for home

> and both for my bag : might be usefull for me or for anybody needing

> a quick help

>

So, see Patti, how your info helped !

> I hope that is well cared by gentle nurses and persons like

> you ! And firmly wait for good news about him.....

>

>

> Bons baisers de France

Bon baisers back to you, and to too!

--

Sincerely, Anya

Anya's Garden http://AnyasGarden.com - perfumes, aromatics, classes,

consultation

Natural Perfumers Guild http://NaturalPerfumersGuild.com

1400 member Natural Perfumery group -

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