Guest guest Posted September 19, 2006 Report Share Posted September 19, 2006 Dear Mukesh, I am moved by your words. It takes a lot of courage and love for a man to admit these things. It proves how right was when she said that people learn this lesson eventually. There's an old song by "The Corgis" that comes to mind which is called "Everybody gotta' learn sometime" (not the best of English grammar, you have to say, but the sentiment is sound). It also proves how true it is that you can try to explain things until you are blue in the face, but people do not understand until they have experienced their own hardships. That's where all the support and empathy comes from on this Board. We are all in this together. Love from Ann in England XX Mukesh Shah <mukeshshah_fine@...> wrote: Ann///Pippa ,Yes..you all are right..but unfortunately, nobody understand this unless they themselves or their family members have gone through this..I am a boss of my company, and let me confess that I was exactly the same..not understanding such difficulties of people..But, now I understand it....bcoz my son is going through this.. I felt nice to confess this...Mukesh RE: Re: Work Woes UpdateYeah , you go girl !!!Let's all have a jolly good rant, vent, moan, shout - about people who don't try to understand.I had to stand my ground with my last boss who could not understand why I could not work for 5 hours straight through (pre-myotomy) without anything to eat or drink. I did not give up the fight and won my corner, but not everyone had the stamina or the assertiveness to do that.I KNOW that bosses have their profts to make, their targets to keep, but for goodness sake they have real people working for them, not b........y robots !!!!! Warren <juliecwarrencomcast (DOT) net> wrote:,I don’t think most people understand the effects of these kind of disorders. You know why? Because they don’t have to deal with it. Sometimes people can be so heartless when it comes to medical problems, they eventually act like you created it, or its something you did, that has been my experience so far. C WarrenCo-Founderwww.achalasia.usFrom: achalasia [mailto:achalasia ] On Behalf Of let45rideSent: Tuesday, September 19, 2006 8:28 AMachalasia Subject: Re: Work Woes UpdateAnn, , and Pippa,Thank you all for your kind words! It's helped give me some hopethat maybe we can handle what comes along and that things will get better.Ann, you wrote: "I can't help thinking that this is such aheartless move from 's employers. Don't you just want to lookthem in the face and say "There but for the grace of god go you"??????" You got it right, that's exactly how we've felt! At onepoint, when still worked there, and I knew he wouldn't want meto confront his supervisors directly, I had a letter composed in mymind to explain what DES is and say just what you wrote! It nevermade it to paper, though. Heaven forbid one of THEM or their familiesmembers developed DES or A! I think they would've approached thesituation with MUCH differently then. Thanks for helping mevent the anger! in Michigan---------------------------------All new "The new Interface is stunning in its simplicity and ease of use." - PC Magazine Inbox full of spam? Get leading spam protection and 1GB storage with All New . Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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