Re: something interesting - Not acceptable!

[Guest guest]

Did he really write that? I didn't see that.

Tony, if you did, it's not acceptable here. Falls under " personal

attack " in a big (like entire country) way. Stop it!

If anyone wants me to remove it, I will. Just tell me which post.

And on behalf of at least some Americans, I'd like to say that I like

the French too. I found them extremely helpful in Paris, even though I

couldn't speak a word; they went out of their way to help me use

public transportation and phones. Also helped me find some pads for my

shoes when my feet broke down and it became too painful to walk around

that beautiful city. I'd like to move there, in fact. The artwork is

amazing! Not to mention, as an artist friend of mine puts it (someone

who spends a lot of time there), the French are all about the art of

living.

Anyway, back to the point: Please, guys. I have 2 kids of my own. I

don't want to mother a bunch of adults as well! Actually, my kids are

so easy, in contrast to the bickering that goes on here. LOL!

penny

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> > Here in australia and even new zealand the french are disliked

> > immensley (due to there arrogance). I now understand those

> > feeling's. I actually think the americans feel the same way

toward's

> > the french, if I'm not wrong.

[Guest guest]

Yeah

I did write that, I just felt nelly like to jump on me saying I say

the same old same old thing when the whole forum seemed totally

focused on borrelia. Give me a break. she! accuses me of being

repetative.I thought her targeting of me was a personal shot, then

it brought out some feelings that we have of the french. These are

not my own issues, but are issues bandied around by the media. It

just put that arrogance into perspective for me.

tony

> >

> > > Here in australia and even new zealand the french are disliked

> > > immensley (due to there arrogance). I now understand those

> > > feeling's. I actually think the americans feel the same way

> toward's

> > > the french, if I'm not wrong.

[Guest guest]

Lovey

I brought up a new topic to this list " superinfection " and it was

you- jumping all over it.. like it's ever been brought up.????

How do you start getting anywhere when everyones stuck in neutral?

outside a bowen borrelia test nothing else seems to ever occur. The

excuses start rolling in, it's impossable to get your blood viewed

on the other side of town. yet everyone can send bowen tests in the

mail.My message is simple test, test, and test somemore, become

inventive.I have a microbiologist friend in san diego that I can

request help from and I live in australia.

My message covers all the bases of this ilness. The area I can't get

involved over is what the body is doing, there's too many

absolutely impossable issues to monitor. I like the basic stuff like

your blood is going thru your veins clumped together, WHY? . This

normally means to me whatever else your looking for this hurdle

needs to be jumped, because not much else will makes good sense.

You see I cover all bases and bring in what I observe at most

hospitals. My uncle recently in an ICU very ill with pneumonia had

only coagulase negative staph isolated from all his samples, with

the exception of a small irrelevant colony of staph areus according

to his medical report.This is possably why he survived, it's like

the bug that can kill, but more than likely will get in and keep you

chronic and torture you.

No-one else shares the real life stuff. You gotta cover all aspects

when dealing with these things- which isn't really a hot topic

around here.

> >

> > > Here in australia and even new zealand the french are disliked

> > > immensley (due to there arrogance). I now understand those

> > > feeling's. I actually think the americans feel the same way

> toward's

> > > the french, if I'm not wrong.

>

> I am not worried one tiny bit about Tony's opinion re what

Australians (or NZders, or Americans) think of " the French " . This is

so pathetic it is laughable.

>

> I am French, I am also Australian (but get your teeth into this

one, Tony, I lived in Sydney, if you want to get going on this as

well:)))) so for me it's " heads " I win, " tails " I win too )

>

> I know all about all the difficulties involved in communicating

across cultures, my field of research was ethnolinguistics, I lived

in several countries, taught people from the world over, and all I

care about really is getting there and " getting there " as far as

this group is concerned is exchanging info on infections and

inflammation, diagnoses and treatments.

>

> I can't write or read very much because my eyes and head are very,

very sore most of the time, so I get annoyed when Tony raves on and

on about things that are not getting us anywhere because we are

ALREADY where he thinks he is taking us.

>

> I promise this is the last from me, re Tony or replying to him in

any way or form

>

> Nelly (in very hot, sunny PARIS-FRANCE)