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04 Feb 2016, 4:38 am

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I thought you said somewhere that you have health cover.
Wouldn't ambulance be included in that?


I had health cover when I was with Kathy - when I went into St. John of God but we've been separated around 4 years now and she told me she was going to take me off the policy because she couldn't afford it.


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04 Feb 2016, 4:39 am

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Raleigh wrote:
I thought you said somewhere that you have health cover.
Wouldn't ambulance be included in that?


I had health cover when I was with Kathy - when I went into St. John of God but we've been separated around 4 years now and she told me she was going to take me off the policy because she couldn't afford it.


I was in HFC - we had top cover. I don't know if she actually took me off it or not.

We're still friends


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04 Feb 2016, 4:42 am

I just lit a cigarette back to front. I couldn't even taste it. I was wondering why it wasn't working.


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04 Feb 2016, 4:44 am

If it's too personal a question. you don't have to answer but do you smoke Raleigh?


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04 Feb 2016, 4:46 am

Oh, OK.
Ambulances are free here as long as you're a QLD resident.
I had to call one last year for my partner and they were great.
We had 4 paramedics come - 2 were in training.
Of course, it wasn't so good once he was admitted to hospital - he virtually laid there for 3 days, ignored completely.
If he hadn't had me, he wouldn't have been able to eat or anything.
They didn't even clean him - it was horrible.


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04 Feb 2016, 4:48 am

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If it's too personal a question. you don't have to answer but do you smoke Raleigh?

I'm not allowed to smoke.
I have lung disease.


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04 Feb 2016, 4:51 am

Raleigh wrote:
ImAnAspie wrote:
If it's too personal a question. you don't have to answer but do you smoke Raleigh?

I'm not allowed to smoke.
I have lung disease.


I'm sorry to hear that. :(


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04 Feb 2016, 4:54 am

Raleigh wrote:
Oh, OK.
Ambulances are free here as long as you're a QLD resident.
I had to call one last year for my partner and they were great.
We had 4 paramedics come - 2 were in training.
Of course, it wasn't so good once he was admitted to hospital - he virtually laid there for 3 days, ignored completely.
If he hadn't had me, he wouldn't have been able to eat or anything.
They didn't even clean him - it was horrible.


My Mother had heart troubles and eventually had to have a pacemaker put in.

After my separation from Kathy, I lived with Mum and I don't know how many times I had to call the ambulance for her, and it didn't cost us a thing. She is a pensioner though, because Dad died.

Do you mind talking about your lung disease?


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04 Feb 2016, 4:57 am

ImAnAspie wrote:
Raleigh wrote:
Oh, OK.
Ambulances are free here as long as you're a QLD resident.
I had to call one last year for my partner and they were great.
We had 4 paramedics come - 2 were in training.
Of course, it wasn't so good once he was admitted to hospital - he virtually laid there for 3 days, ignored completely.
If he hadn't had me, he wouldn't have been able to eat or anything.
They didn't even clean him - it was horrible.


My Mother had heart troubles and eventually had to have a pacemaker put in.

After my separation from Kathy, I lived with Mum and I don't know how many times I had to call the ambulance for her, and it didn't cost us a thing. She is a pensioner though, because Dad died.

Do you mind talking about your lung disease?

I've talked about it in other threads.
I don't really like talking about it that much.


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04 Feb 2016, 4:58 am

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If he hadn't had me, he wouldn't have been able to eat or anything.
They didn't even clean him - it was horrible.


Which hospital was that? It sounds like the Bankstown butchers (an affectionate term we locals give to the doctors of Bankstown hospital)

That's despicable! Did you make a formal complaint?


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04 Feb 2016, 5:06 am

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We're all homeless, really.


On occasion... I'm strongly considering moving outdoors for most of this year; I have my car but it's just for naps & hauling skis or bikes. I'll basically only go indoors to study or sleep. :roll:

Seriously I can survive on roots, cannabis stems & cacti longer than most people can tolerate staying on the internet. It's a race... :heart:


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04 Feb 2016, 5:08 am

ImAnAspie wrote:
Raleigh wrote:
If he hadn't had me, he wouldn't have been able to eat or anything.
They didn't even clean him - it was horrible.


Which hospital was that? It sounds like the Bankstown butchers (an affectionate term we locals give to the doctors of Bankstown hospital)

That's despicable! Did you make a formal complaint?

It's a rather notorious hospital.
No, I didn't complain.


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04 Feb 2016, 5:10 am

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Raleigh wrote:
We're all homeless, really.


On occasion... I'm strongly considering moving outdoors for most of this year; I have my car but it's just for naps & hauling skis or bikes. I'll basically only go indoors to study or sleep. :roll:

Seriously I can survive on roots, cannabis stems & cacti longer than most people can tolerate staying on the internet. It's a race... :heart:

Living out of your car is great fun.
Oh, to be homeless again.


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04 Feb 2016, 5:17 am

People around the world should listen to much more white noise videos.


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04 Feb 2016, 5:20 am

Raleigh wrote:
cberg wrote:
Raleigh wrote:
We're all homeless, really.


On occasion... I'm strongly considering moving outdoors for most of this year; I have my car but it's just for naps & hauling skis or bikes. I'll basically only go indoors to study or sleep. :roll:

Seriously I can survive on roots, cannabis stems & cacti longer than most people can tolerate staying on the internet. It's a race... :heart:

Living out of your car is great fun.
Oh, to be homeless again.


I live in the suburbs - so I don't get a chance to go bush but occasionally in Summer, I'll do what I call backyard camping. I'll set up a fire in the backyard, cook my dinner out there and either sleep in a tent or just on a quilt on the ground, under the stars. Mozzies are a killer though.

I LOVE it!

I'd love to get away from it all!


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04 Feb 2016, 5:21 am

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People around the world should listen to much more white noise videos.


I love white noise - brown noise is good also.

Meditation and mindfulness rule though!


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