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« Reply #30 on: September 01, 2011, 08:33:13 am »

Oh, darn, this is just a gammability, not an actual mythology...

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« Reply #31 on: September 01, 2011, 01:47:59 pm »


'Welcome to my world'? Projective empathy - what I feel, you feel, and if I feel sick, you feel sick to death.


I want this one, for dealing with medical professionals that ... <much left unsaid, here> ... don't actually *help*.

(And to be able to use it on behalf of my friends, some of whom are going through similar, or worse, or much worse. (Latest horror story from one friend: they'll only treat her migraines if she stops taking her lithium. She actually walked out of the appointment at that point, but the next-nearest neuro is 60 miles away. Oy. (The joys of living in mostly-rural Idaho; her sister will drive her there, luckily.)))
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« Reply #32 on: September 02, 2011, 05:10:52 pm »


'Welcome to my world'? Projective empathy - what I feel, you feel, and if I feel sick, you feel sick to death.


I want this one, for dealing with medical professionals that ... <much left unsaid, here> ... don't actually *help*.

(And to be able to use it on behalf of my friends, some of whom are going through similar, or worse, or much worse. (Latest horror story from one friend: they'll only treat her migraines if she stops taking her lithium. She actually walked out of the appointment at that point, but the next-nearest neuro is 60 miles away. Oy. (The joys of living in mostly-rural Idaho; her sister will drive her there, luckily.)))

Was reading in the Irene thread that jimsmyth had a recent hospital experience, and thought how wrong it is that I must occasionally squash a wave of homesickness-for-hospital, and then I thought "Now that would make an interesting element for that germpath gamma: a history that engenders a homesickness for the care one receives in a good medical facility."

I am studiously not thinking about lying in an adjustable bed, with everything I need at my fingertips, with other people carrying the load of responsibility that comes with adulthood/parenthood/name-your-hood. Nope; not thinking about it!
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« Reply #33 on: September 02, 2011, 08:07:47 pm »

I am studiously not thinking about lying in an adjustable bed, with everything I need at my fingertips, with other people carrying the load of responsibility that comes with adulthood/parenthood/name-your-hood. Nope; not thinking about it!

Remember the scrambled eggs.

That is all.
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« Reply #34 on: September 02, 2011, 09:14:26 pm »

Jim's right. Bad scrambled eggs.

Still, I understand that one so well. When everything goes so completely busted that a hospital is involved...and finally, in spite of pain or fear or any sort of brouhaha, you can hand it all over to the experts. Kind of awful, but true.
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« Reply #35 on: September 05, 2011, 08:02:15 am »

I want this one, for dealing with medical professionals

This!
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