Offensive Message - Yes

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Deron, whomever that is obviously does not know what it is like to like

with this disease and does not belong among us who do. I find

this message from him/her extremely offensive not only in words but

tone.

If anyone wants to know the long term effects of what can happen to

someone who tries to deny for 12 yrs that they RA and keeps on pushing

their body to do what it was not meant to do with RA they are welcome

to come talk to me. I had the attitude that I wasn't going to be a wimp

about it, no siree, I was going to beat it. Well guess what

Deron, it didn't happen and I am worse off now then if I had just

admitted what I had and taken the disability and taken care of myself.

Ila

On 1/29/07, cynthiadew1 <cynthiadew1@...> wrote:

Would the moderator please read Deron's message and decide if this is

the type of messages that are appropriate for this list. I for one find

it offensive, and would rather not lose any member who need

support with this nasty disease.

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From: Deron Giuliani

> Date: 1/29/2007 10:40:51 AM

> Rheumatoid Arthritis

> Subject: Re: Re: about SSI/Deborah

>

> The last thing you want to do is try to go out on > Workman's

Comp or disability. Don't let RA make a > pussy out of you. You just

need to start getting up > earlier so as to be more limber by the

time you are to > start work every day. What you really need to do is

> is go out there and get yourself a new disease. Yeah, >

something cureable. This way, it'll give your body > something to

fight besides itself. Herpes would be > for the person who doesn't

want to visit the docrot > all the time. That should keep your

immune system > busy for the rest of your life. Or, if you don't

want > anything permanaent, go get yourself a case of > chlamydia

or ghonnorea, or even syphillis. You can > even rotate your STD's.

And, probably give yourself a > break in between. Like 2 weeks of

syphillis, then > treatment, and then one week clean, no disease.

Just > about the time your body starts to fight itself again,

> switch to a new disease like chlamydia. You can > actually

harbor this infection longer without much > adverse events, maybe

host the big Clamydia for about > 2 months, take 3 antibiotic pills,

and bam, onto the > next one. Sounds crazy? It might just be what the

> doctor ordered. >>>

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