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09 Jun 2018, 3:01 am

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they say that women named christine have a 700% chance of being someone's firstripper.

First stripper?


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09 Jun 2018, 3:04 am

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Mr Raleigh, I also noticed Mr Ferris is absent. I hope he comes back soon whatever the reason.

I'm hoping he went to that awesome music festival.

Mind you, if he did, I'm insanely jealous. :evil:


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09 Jun 2018, 3:17 am

Raleigh wrote:
Kiprobalhato wrote:
they say that women named christine have a 700% chance of being someone's firstripper.

First stripper?


first ripper.

the first person of your life. you were essentially created when you met the firstripper


and i depicted mine in acrylic in my avatar


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09 Jun 2018, 4:39 am

It’s been too quiet lately



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09 Jun 2018, 4:45 am

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It’s been too quiet lately


Yes it has.

Although that may be for a number of reasons.



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09 Jun 2018, 6:34 am

Hi-Bye!



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09 Jun 2018, 9:04 am

Belated hello.

I was reading a news story about a woman with brain cancer who lived for 10 years, then died, then her son died of brain cancer shortly after.

Really uplifting stuff. :|


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09 Jun 2018, 9:08 am

Can't sleep.

I've had a cup of tea
A cocoa
Finished my book
Played Wordscapes
FB
Read WP
Cried a lot
Posted on WP
Now it's past midnight
And past the point of no return


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09 Jun 2018, 9:16 am

[quote="Raleigh"]Belated hello.

I was reading a news story about a woman with brain cancer who lived for 10 years, then died, then her son died of brain cancer shortly after.

Really uplifting stuff. :|[/quote/]

The news outlets make a point of mainly sharing the saddest stories

They also keep reporting to a minimum on things that are actually important or report one-sided and leave important info out idk why. shock value and hopelessness maybe
Stories about things ppl can actually change or do something about they keep to a minimum

Brain cancer runs in my mom’s family.

My mom is a doctor so she knows how all this works.

Her sister died of it then my mom got it but she is super into health nutrition etc because she is also a nutritionist

She participated in some study where they used some Amazonian bark supplement fr brain tumours
Along with all her other holistic stuff
Within a year or so when she went back fr her MRI in London the tumour had a hard casing /shell formed around it.

The dr was all ‘wow! This makes it easier to extract n it’s not as dangerous!’ They extracted it. It was at a base of nerves so there was inevitable damage (eg couldn’t use /feel one side of her body, one eye couldn’t blink n needed to be forcefully shut with tape , vertigo , brief paralysis etc) but thanks to the brain’s awesome capability fr neuroplasticity n the other stuff she was doing (holistic stuff) a lot of it went away. The brain learned to cope

Now a lot of stuff is back to normal n she can function fine
Now she is about to complete her ultrasound course so she can work

So just to offset the depressing stuff I shared that


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09 Jun 2018, 9:22 am

It did make her more prone to anger/depression esp right after the surgery because the process is humiliating n dehumanizing
Eg drs don’t tell of the side effects or don’t believe you or support u fr it everything is an uphill battle etc


But that has more to do with how messed up the system is right now

Anyway life is more n more depressing

The only ppl who don’t cry about this world are psychopaths who thrive off the instability


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09 Jun 2018, 9:26 am

Where can I get some Amazonian bark supplement


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09 Jun 2018, 9:26 am

Oh let me ask my mom when she responds I will PM you


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09 Jun 2018, 9:30 am

^ thanks.

I've been rejected for every study so far.


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09 Jun 2018, 9:36 am

I’m sorry fr being such a smart aleck/unemotional sounding person
I don’t mean to invalidate ur pain
I just don’t like hearing u are depressed
Everything is messed up so it makes sense

My XH told me yesterday
of a family he n his friend are trying to help n they have 2 disabled kids
they can’t speak English etc no money (minimum wage — but it doesn’t pay fr much as they spend whatever they can on hospital treatments)


N I was so mad thinking ‘why do all the immoral evil ppl like lawyers who purposely rig things to make Even MORE $$ —even though they are already rich -
N basic things are denied in life to many ppl?’

I think a week’s pay check of my old lawyer was more than sufficient fr a few months of this family’s bills
He got 200 dollars just to reply one sentence to an email


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09 Jun 2018, 9:39 am

Not even an enlightening useful sentence. Just something like ‘Will do. Regards.’ Boom! 200 dollars


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