They've been treating a buddy of mine for congestive heart failure.

[Prisoner_Number_Six]

After God knows how many hospital stays and various drugs and nostrums they've finally discovered the truth- he's allergic to his cat.

:banghead: :banghead:

There's really just not a lot that can be said about that shit. :shrug:

[CaliforniaPeggy]

1. My dear Prisoner_Number_Six!

Omigod. How on earth did they discover that?

I hope he gets his health back.....and a good home for his cat. That's gotta suck...

[Prisoner_Number_Six]

2. No idea how they figured it out.

I'll just bet his 5 dogs are breathing a collective sigh of relief.... :rofl:

[CaliforniaPeggy]

3. I'm sure they are!

Thank goodness he's not allergic to them!

:rofl:

:hi:

[old mark]

4. 6: I had all of my cardiac arteries blocked and my doc was treating me for carpal tunnel syndrome.

Ya can't trust 'em....



mark

[RandomThoughts]

5. I have heard that before, you know what.

Not a single person has corrected what they should have corrected in my situation.

So it seems you can't trust people either. Why might that be? so I been constructing paradoxes.

Some say any power must be good, like the argument that a birthright was allowed to be stolen, or the argument that if you can take it, it is yours.

Yet if power is shown against what they want to see, then they say, oh that must be bad side.

Or they think if it 'is' then it is suppose to be that way, which takes away thoughts of who you might hurt or what effects something might have.

Or they think they are divinely blessed because they have seen some supernatural stuff, and agreed to go along with something it said, just because it is supernatural does not mean it is good. That is naive.

Imagine being able to do what you 'want to believe' you are allowed to do, and thinking it is divine authority, you could suddenly do anything regardless of consequence. Blind belief in spiritual without thinking and feeling is what should not be trusted.

And faith requires doubt so that a person can think and feel on things.



On a side note, the supernatural, some of them are jerks, some are really nice. And you can't judge a book by its cover. So you have to think and feel and decide what you think is best, and try to learn from people while you express what you think and feel.

[old mark]

6. Amen, brother! nt