Guest guest Posted April 11, 2006 Report Share Posted April 11, 2006 nicely said grace.i thought she was targeting me lol New Messenger with Voice. Call regular phones from your PC and save big. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 11, 2006 Report Share Posted April 11, 2006 Grace. i think that my comments have derailed a few. what i have studied, interacted with others and my discussion with the doctors, i have come accross that in liver diseases particularly in hep c, drinking is most injurious. had it been not, why had you left. so for the better health, no one should drink. it is simple in the medical science. so if you are fighting a war against hep c, to me, you have to make the people realize that they should leave drinking. your success story is the example. i am not criticising any one nor want to hurt any body. i just want to say that if you are patient of hep c, you must leave drinking to be better cured. this was the simple massage. even then if some one wants to play with his health it is his/her sweat will. Grace. with your experience , i think, you should guide every patient that for his good health he/she should leave drinking, if deem it appropriate, otherwise, it is up to your sweat will. good luck.Grace <amazing_grace10@...> wrote: I'm not sure what your getting at with your post since it seems to ramble way off topic and has numerous misspellings that I can't interpret. And you are not replying to anything that is in my post. If you're simply taking this opportunity to speak in the rhetorical - you might want to consider a different forum. See if you can't keep it on topic and related to the posts to which you are replying. Maybe we can all learn something that way. I'm not here to convince anyone that they should do anything. I assume people are intelligent enough and old enough to be responsible for their own decisions and actions. And while we're at it, let's not assume that smoking and drinking are the only bad things for ones health, there are many over -indulgences that can lead to bad health and death. Let's remember that most things in moderation are not as bad as some would lead others to believe. saleem chaudhary <saleem.charudhary@...> wrote: hello. why do people drink and smoke. when every wise person knows these are injurious to health. are the people who drinks or smoke not sincere to themselves and their family members. i think it some one is not sincere to himself, he/she can't be sincere to any body. so first try to love oneself. if you have learnt to love youself, you will learn to love the humanity. to drink in social gathering is rubbish. if some one is alking on the path of death, would you follow. i think no sane person ill do that. why do you leave when some danger is knocking at the door. i think that one should not be coward and should be bold and coureougeous enough that he should say no to every harmful things and be example for others. let us convince others to leave drinking and smoking. for entertainment, do the service to the humanity. if youwill lessen the pain and agonies of others that will give you much relaxation and tranquality. believem. try. Talk is cheap. Use Messenger to make PC-to-Phone calls. Great rates starting at 1¢/min. New Messenger with Voice. Call regular phones from your PC and save big. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 11, 2006 Report Share Posted April 11, 2006 Grace. i think that my comments have derailed a few. what i have studied, interacted with others and my discussion with the doctors, i have come accross that in liver diseases particularly in hep c, drinking is most injurious. had it been not, why had you left. so for the better health, no one should drink. it is simple in the medical science. so if you are fighting a war against hep c, to me, you have to make the people realize that they should leave drinking. your success story is the example. i am not criticising any one nor want to hurt any body. i just want to say that if you are patient of hep c, you must leave drinking to be better cured. this was the simple massage. even then if some one wants to play with his health it is his/her sweat will. Grace. with your experience , i think, you should guide every patient that for his good health he/she should leave drinking, if deem it appropriate, otherwise, it is up to your sweat will. good luck.Grace <amazing_grace10@...> wrote: I'm not sure what your getting at with your post since it seems to ramble way off topic and has numerous misspellings that I can't interpret. And you are not replying to anything that is in my post. If you're simply taking this opportunity to speak in the rhetorical - you might want to consider a different forum. See if you can't keep it on topic and related to the posts to which you are replying. Maybe we can all learn something that way. I'm not here to convince anyone that they should do anything. I assume people are intelligent enough and old enough to be responsible for their own decisions and actions. And while we're at it, let's not assume that smoking and drinking are the only bad things for ones health, there are many over -indulgences that can lead to bad health and death. Let's remember that most things in moderation are not as bad as some would lead others to believe. saleem chaudhary <saleem.charudhary@...> wrote: hello. why do people drink and smoke. when every wise person knows these are injurious to health. are the people who drinks or smoke not sincere to themselves and their family members. i think it some one is not sincere to himself, he/she can't be sincere to any body. so first try to love oneself. if you have learnt to love youself, you will learn to love the humanity. to drink in social gathering is rubbish. if some one is alking on the path of death, would you follow. i think no sane person ill do that. why do you leave when some danger is knocking at the door. i think that one should not be coward and should be bold and coureougeous enough that he should say no to every harmful things and be example for others. let us convince others to leave drinking and smoking. for entertainment, do the service to the humanity. if youwill lessen the pain and agonies of others that will give you much relaxation and tranquality. believem. try. Talk is cheap. Use Messenger to make PC-to-Phone calls. Great rates starting at 1¢/min. Blab-away for as little as 1¢/min. Make PC-to-Phone Calls using Messenger with Voice. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 11, 2006 Report Share Posted April 11, 2006 Grace. i think that my comments have derailed a few. what i have studied, interacted with others and my discussion with the doctors, i have come accross that in liver diseases particularly in hep c, drinking is most injurious. had it been not, why had you left. so for the better health, no one should drink. it is simple in the medical science. so if you are fighting a war against hep c, to me, you have to make the people realize that they should leave drinking. your success story is the example. i am not criticising any one nor want to hurt any body. i just want to say that if you are patient of hep c, you must leave drinking to be better cured. this was the simple massage. even then if some one wants to play with his health it is his/her sweat will. Grace. with your experience , i think, you should guide every patient that for his good health he/she should leave drinking, if deem it appropriate, otherwise, it is up to your sweat will. good luck.Grace <amazing_grace10@...> wrote: I'm not sure what your getting at with your post since it seems to ramble way off topic and has numerous misspellings that I can't interpret. And you are not replying to anything that is in my post. If you're simply taking this opportunity to speak in the rhetorical - you might want to consider a different forum. See if you can't keep it on topic and related to the posts to which you are replying. Maybe we can all learn something that way. I'm not here to convince anyone that they should do anything. I assume people are intelligent enough and old enough to be responsible for their own decisions and actions. And while we're at it, let's not assume that smoking and drinking are the only bad things for ones health, there are many over -indulgences that can lead to bad health and death. Let's remember that most things in moderation are not as bad as some would lead others to believe. saleem chaudhary <saleem.charudhary@...> wrote: hello. why do people drink and smoke. when every wise person knows these are injurious to health. are the people who drinks or smoke not sincere to themselves and their family members. i think it some one is not sincere to himself, he/she can't be sincere to any body. so first try to love oneself. if you have learnt to love youself, you will learn to love the humanity. to drink in social gathering is rubbish. if some one is alking on the path of death, would you follow. i think no sane person ill do that. why do you leave when some danger is knocking at the door. i think that one should not be coward and should be bold and coureougeous enough that he should say no to every harmful things and be example for others. let us convince others to leave drinking and smoking. for entertainment, do the service to the humanity. if youwill lessen the pain and agonies of others that will give you much relaxation and tranquality. believem. try. Talk is cheap. Use Messenger to make PC-to-Phone calls. Great rates starting at 1¢/min. Messenger with Voice. Make PC-to-Phone Calls to the US (and 30+ countries) for 2¢/min or less. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 11, 2006 Report Share Posted April 11, 2006 Grace. i think that my comments have derailed a few. what i have studied, interacted with others and my discussion with the doctors, i have come accross that in liver diseases particularly in hep c, drinking is most injurious. had it been not, why had you left. so for the better health, no one should drink. it is simple in the medical science. so if you are fighting a war against hep c, to me, you have to make the people realize that they should leave drinking. your success story is the example. i am not criticising any one nor want to hurt any body. i just want to say that if you are patient of hep c, you must leave drinking to be better cured. this was the simple massage. even then if some one wants to play with his health it is his/her sweat will. Grace. with your experience , i think, you should guide every patient that for his good health he/she should leave drinking, if deem it appropriate, otherwise, it is up to your sweat will. good luck.Grace <amazing_grace10@...> wrote: I'm not sure what your getting at with your post since it seems to ramble way off topic and has numerous misspellings that I can't interpret. And you are not replying to anything that is in my post. If you're simply taking this opportunity to speak in the rhetorical - you might want to consider a different forum. See if you can't keep it on topic and related to the posts to which you are replying. Maybe we can all learn something that way. I'm not here to convince anyone that they should do anything. I assume people are intelligent enough and old enough to be responsible for their own decisions and actions. And while we're at it, let's not assume that smoking and drinking are the only bad things for ones health, there are many over -indulgences that can lead to bad health and death. Let's remember that most things in moderation are not as bad as some would lead others to believe. saleem chaudhary <saleem.charudhary@...> wrote: hello. why do people drink and smoke. when every wise person knows these are injurious to health. are the people who drinks or smoke not sincere to themselves and their family members. i think it some one is not sincere to himself, he/she can't be sincere to any body. so first try to love oneself. if you have learnt to love youself, you will learn to love the humanity. to drink in social gathering is rubbish. if some one is alking on the path of death, would you follow. i think no sane person ill do that. why do you leave when some danger is knocking at the door. i think that one should not be coward and should be bold and coureougeous enough that he should say no to every harmful things and be example for others. let us convince others to leave drinking and smoking. for entertainment, do the service to the humanity. if youwill lessen the pain and agonies of others that will give you much relaxation and tranquality. believem. try. Talk is cheap. Use Messenger to make PC-to-Phone calls. Great rates starting at 1¢/min. __________________________________________________ Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 11, 2006 Report Share Posted April 11, 2006 Hillbilly. i think you have taken wrong. i am hitting hep c. Grace is the best person to advise to leave drinking if you are suffering from hep c. That's why i addressed her because her example is before us and with her experience if she would guide some one that will be more effective than any body else, so don't take it otherwise. we are here to hurt each other rather to cosole each other and help each other how to tackle this menace. Grace is so furious that she even did not ignored the spelling mistakes, which iadmit are there because before posting i have not checked.Hillbilly Tim <knoxweb1@...> wrote: nicely said grace.i thought she was targeting me lol New Messenger with Voice. Call regular phones from your PC and save big. __________________________________________________ Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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