Guest guest Posted May 2, 2004 Report Share Posted May 2, 2004 Hi again Mike, I have to agree with you, quite a lot of the docs really should earn money on something else, preferably something that would have to do with papers only... Well, just anything, as long as it didn't have to do with people (or animals, they deserve better too, well maybe with the exception of critters like cockroaches, tee-hee)... I love the theory that some surgeons chose their profession as a defense mechanism (sublimation, if I remember right), they chose that instead of becoming sadistic knife killers... LOL... The worst part is that this is not kidding, it is totally serious, our psychology lecturer told us in college... Maybe that is what we need to do when we meet one of the really obnoxious ones, tell them about this " You know what Psychologists say about you surgeons?...... Good for you, this sure beats death row " ... I'm not sure if it would be a good thing to do though, unless you don't have to go back ever... Sure would have been fun though, some of those guys are just awful, as arrogant as they can possibly get... I bet you would have had fun being on the TV program... Can I go too if I can get you on it? LOL But on a more serious note, it is really amazing what they come up with and how totally it shows to be true. Things they never could have known about, places they have never been before... Do you really mean it when you say you think you lived on Tahiti in previous lives, or are you just kidding. Not easy to know... Some say they always had an urge to go somewhere, and when they finally go there they feel that they have been there before... Anyway, with what I have read here and there and watching TV programs like that, I sure feel you need to at least have an open mind... Doing regressions and such is very controversial here. The Psychologist on the show actually lost his license because he used regression therapy on patients. It has raised a lot of controversy that he is now on the show after that, and also that the production company chose just him to do it for them... It could be fun to try to write to them though, if you are serious. But I doubt they would let you on, simply because you live far away... On the subject of TV programs. There's a really great one here where they send people away for 4 days, and really good carpenters etc. redecorate a room in their house while they are away. No easy and cheap solutions like e.g. on Changing Spaces/Changing Rooms, but really well done stuff. This program has an online forum, and I was the first one to post on it a couple of weeks after the show started on TV. I was asking about some things, and others soon joined. Several of them wanted to be on the show. I didn't ask about that at all, but mentioned just a sentence like " Oh, how great it would have been if they could do my bathroom, make it really practical for a wheelchair and I could get the jacuzzi I have always dreamt of " . Then the producer suddenly mailed me, saying that they would love to do my bathroom... I was so excited, you have no idea... But then they couldn't do it, because I live about 200 miles from where the production company is, in Oslo. They could only afford to do things there, because the cost of taking the whole production team here would be too high... I was so disappointed, it would just have been so fantastic... Think of being able to sink down into a wonderful jacuzzi after a hard day, getting a really wonderful water massage... Oh well, maybe one day... But if they had done it, I wouldn't just have got a standard tile bathroom, it would have been so special, probably with a lot of materials which aren't that common, they are so creative, but everything is really functional too. They even make all the furniture, one of the guys on the team is a really skilled and popular furniture carpenter, he makes such wonderful customized things. You should have seen the living room they made for a single dad with two boys. They got a really neat and decorative " bowed " wall, with a built in projector, DVD and Nintendo or something like that, so they could watch TV, movies or play games, with the other wall as the screen. So neat... Oh well... Now the TV program starts, so I'll be off the computer... PS! I will reply to your other mail later... Aase Marit > > >(1) Of course doctors need to earn some money. I just feel that a >lot of them should do it in some field other than medicine. > >(2) I know it will take time, but one of my objectives in trying to >teach some of this alternative stuff (particularly things for pain >management) is to put a real financial hurt on as many major drug >companies as possible. I think it would be absolutely wonderful if I >could push at least one into bankruptcy before I die. Of course, if >they had any idea about this, they might try to arrange to hasten my >departure. > >(3) As for your TV program, can you arrange to get me on it? I just >know that I had to have spent at least one previous life time in >Tahiti. > >(4) And I think something like that TV program is the only way I >will ever be able to go back. About 30 years ago, my wife and her >then best friend (neighbor across the street from us) kept talking >about going to Hawaii. I didn't have any interest in going to >Hawaii at the time. Well, the two of them were out in the front >yard talking about it (again) one Saturday afternoon. I piped in >with " OK - I have enough miles built up. I'll cash enough to send >the two of you to Hawaii and I'll go to Tahiti. " Response from >wifey? " Like hell you will. " It took at least another fifteen years >before " we " finally went to Hawaii. I'm still waiting for Tahiti. > > > > > > > > >To learn more about EDS, visit our website: http://www.ehlersdanlos.ca > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 2, 2004 Report Share Posted May 2, 2004 Hi again Mike, I have to agree with you, quite a lot of the docs really should earn money on something else, preferably something that would have to do with papers only... Well, just anything, as long as it didn't have to do with people (or animals, they deserve better too, well maybe with the exception of critters like cockroaches, tee-hee)... I love the theory that some surgeons chose their profession as a defense mechanism (sublimation, if I remember right), they chose that instead of becoming sadistic knife killers... LOL... The worst part is that this is not kidding, it is totally serious, our psychology lecturer told us in college... Maybe that is what we need to do when we meet one of the really obnoxious ones, tell them about this " You know what Psychologists say about you surgeons?...... Good for you, this sure beats death row " ... I'm not sure if it would be a good thing to do though, unless you don't have to go back ever... Sure would have been fun though, some of those guys are just awful, as arrogant as they can possibly get... I bet you would have had fun being on the TV program... Can I go too if I can get you on it? LOL But on a more serious note, it is really amazing what they come up with and how totally it shows to be true. Things they never could have known about, places they have never been before... Do you really mean it when you say you think you lived on Tahiti in previous lives, or are you just kidding. Not easy to know... Some say they always had an urge to go somewhere, and when they finally go there they feel that they have been there before... Anyway, with what I have read here and there and watching TV programs like that, I sure feel you need to at least have an open mind... Doing regressions and such is very controversial here. The Psychologist on the show actually lost his license because he used regression therapy on patients. It has raised a lot of controversy that he is now on the show after that, and also that the production company chose just him to do it for them... It could be fun to try to write to them though, if you are serious. But I doubt they would let you on, simply because you live far away... On the subject of TV programs. There's a really great one here where they send people away for 4 days, and really good carpenters etc. redecorate a room in their house while they are away. No easy and cheap solutions like e.g. on Changing Spaces/Changing Rooms, but really well done stuff. This program has an online forum, and I was the first one to post on it a couple of weeks after the show started on TV. I was asking about some things, and others soon joined. Several of them wanted to be on the show. I didn't ask about that at all, but mentioned just a sentence like " Oh, how great it would have been if they could do my bathroom, make it really practical for a wheelchair and I could get the jacuzzi I have always dreamt of " . Then the producer suddenly mailed me, saying that they would love to do my bathroom... I was so excited, you have no idea... But then they couldn't do it, because I live about 200 miles from where the production company is, in Oslo. They could only afford to do things there, because the cost of taking the whole production team here would be too high... I was so disappointed, it would just have been so fantastic... Think of being able to sink down into a wonderful jacuzzi after a hard day, getting a really wonderful water massage... Oh well, maybe one day... But if they had done it, I wouldn't just have got a standard tile bathroom, it would have been so special, probably with a lot of materials which aren't that common, they are so creative, but everything is really functional too. They even make all the furniture, one of the guys on the team is a really skilled and popular furniture carpenter, he makes such wonderful customized things. You should have seen the living room they made for a single dad with two boys. They got a really neat and decorative " bowed " wall, with a built in projector, DVD and Nintendo or something like that, so they could watch TV, movies or play games, with the other wall as the screen. So neat... Oh well... Now the TV program starts, so I'll be off the computer... PS! I will reply to your other mail later... Aase Marit > > >(1) Of course doctors need to earn some money. I just feel that a >lot of them should do it in some field other than medicine. > >(2) I know it will take time, but one of my objectives in trying to >teach some of this alternative stuff (particularly things for pain >management) is to put a real financial hurt on as many major drug >companies as possible. I think it would be absolutely wonderful if I >could push at least one into bankruptcy before I die. Of course, if >they had any idea about this, they might try to arrange to hasten my >departure. > >(3) As for your TV program, can you arrange to get me on it? I just >know that I had to have spent at least one previous life time in >Tahiti. > >(4) And I think something like that TV program is the only way I >will ever be able to go back. About 30 years ago, my wife and her >then best friend (neighbor across the street from us) kept talking >about going to Hawaii. I didn't have any interest in going to >Hawaii at the time. Well, the two of them were out in the front >yard talking about it (again) one Saturday afternoon. I piped in >with " OK - I have enough miles built up. I'll cash enough to send >the two of you to Hawaii and I'll go to Tahiti. " Response from >wifey? " Like hell you will. " It took at least another fifteen years >before " we " finally went to Hawaii. I'm still waiting for Tahiti. > > > > > > > > >To learn more about EDS, visit our website: http://www.ehlersdanlos.ca > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 2, 2004 Report Share Posted May 2, 2004 Oh Mike, this is terrible news!!!!! You are entitled to all the curse and bad words you need to shout! Jill Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 2, 2004 Report Share Posted May 2, 2004 Oh Mike, this is terrible news!!!!! You are entitled to all the curse and bad words you need to shout! Jill Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 2, 2004 Report Share Posted May 2, 2004 I love the theory that some surgeons chose their profession as a defense mechanism (sublimation, if I remember right), they chose that instead of becoming sadistic knife killers... LOL... The worst part is that this is not kidding, it is totally serious, our psychology lecturer told us in college... Do you really mean it when you say you think you lived on Tahiti in previous lives, or are you just kidding. Doing regressions and such is very controversial here. The Psychologist on the show actually lost his license because he used regression therapy on patients. -------------------- From some of the horror stories I have read over the years, I am not sure that all of them sublimated. I think some of them went in to surgery to get paid for something they would have been more than happy to do for free. Just kidding about Tahiti. The airline miles bit was a true story, but I have no inkling about ever having been to Tahiti, in this life or any other. Considering my Viking heritage and my somewhat antisocial attitude in years gone by, if I ever did have a past life in Tahiti, I was probably part of the group that killed and Barbecued Captain Cook. Norway is not unique. Doing regression therapy is controversial, no matter where it is done. Just another example of Standard of Care laws in action, though. Do anything that doesn't fit the accepted norm and risk fines, jail time and loss of license. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 2, 2004 Report Share Posted May 2, 2004 I love the theory that some surgeons chose their profession as a defense mechanism (sublimation, if I remember right), they chose that instead of becoming sadistic knife killers... LOL... The worst part is that this is not kidding, it is totally serious, our psychology lecturer told us in college... Do you really mean it when you say you think you lived on Tahiti in previous lives, or are you just kidding. Doing regressions and such is very controversial here. The Psychologist on the show actually lost his license because he used regression therapy on patients. -------------------- From some of the horror stories I have read over the years, I am not sure that all of them sublimated. I think some of them went in to surgery to get paid for something they would have been more than happy to do for free. Just kidding about Tahiti. The airline miles bit was a true story, but I have no inkling about ever having been to Tahiti, in this life or any other. Considering my Viking heritage and my somewhat antisocial attitude in years gone by, if I ever did have a past life in Tahiti, I was probably part of the group that killed and Barbecued Captain Cook. Norway is not unique. Doing regression therapy is controversial, no matter where it is done. Just another example of Standard of Care laws in action, though. Do anything that doesn't fit the accepted norm and risk fines, jail time and loss of license. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 2, 2004 Report Share Posted May 2, 2004 And hey if anyone here is capable of speeding up bone knitting its YOU LoL. --------------- It's all well and good for me to give all kinds of alternative suggestions to everybody else on the list. But when it comes to MY ribs, I want them fixed NOW! Don't think for one minute that I have not taken frequent breaks today and basically said " Fingers, don't fail me now. " or " Fingers, do your thing. " The only results I have gotten so far are the finger from my own fingers. Actually, I think I have been able to drop the overall general pain level. But if I am not careful and move too fast or in the wrong way, it just about buckles my knees and drops me to the floor. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 3, 2004 Report Share Posted May 3, 2004 Geeze Mike! You sure do have some problems with your ribs! Take it EASY for a few days. It's suppose to be showery this week, so no going out in the yard and mowing or anything!!!!! Tom and I spent yesterday burning all the tree branches that fell in our big storm last winter, and that short one last week. I'm pretty sore from hauling them. relax, relax, relax. Hugs, Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 3, 2004 Report Share Posted May 3, 2004 Geeze Mike! You sure do have some problems with your ribs! Take it EASY for a few days. It's suppose to be showery this week, so no going out in the yard and mowing or anything!!!!! Tom and I spent yesterday burning all the tree branches that fell in our big storm last winter, and that short one last week. I'm pretty sore from hauling them. relax, relax, relax. Hugs, Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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