RE: Roy

[Guest guest]

Roy, we don’t care if your thinking falls in

with party lines. We don’t expect everyone here to think

alike. How freakin’ boring would THAT be? We love a good

debate as long as it doesn’t get angry & upset the members. I

tried to point out in an earlier post a day or two ago that although you seem

to be a lucky one without many problems from this disease, and there are many

members (like me) who aren’t having many problems, there are a great numbers

of other members who are seriously in a life or death situation at this

moment. There are also members everywhere in between those two

extremes.

The

idea that you’ve been flippant comes from your statements that HCV is one

of the more benign of chronic diseases and that no one should base their

existence upon having it. We have people on this group who are too sick

to work, but not sick enough for a transplant. People who are being

evaluated for tp, people waiting for their tp beepers to go off, people who

have already had tp’s and have or are treating again because a tp isn’t

a cure. Those people have to base their existence around not necessary

the hcv specifically, but the health of their liver because of it. I will

say it again, some of our members have died. Those people damn sure don’t

think this disease is benign in any form or fashion. And those of us who

have treated or want to treat or are treating now so that we don’t get to

that point obviously don’t think it’s benign either. The ones

of us that aren’t that sick yet don’t base our existence or who we

are around hcv either, but this is an hcv support group and that’s what

we talk about here. When we want to talk about the non-hcv things we have

going on in our lives, we go private.

We’re

all very happy for you that you’re not sick with this disease, but you

are acting uninformed and naive and insulting to those that are when you make

statements like that. Your experience is not the same as everyone else’s.

The most important thing I tell new members is that we have all stages of

progression in this group and you have to pick out the people that are near

your stage and relate to them and not let the ones further along scare

you. But we don’t want to minimize anyone’s

experiences.

Re: why treat

Jeeez,

Because my thinking doesn't fall in with the party lines I'm flippant

and uninformed... I think tolerance is a very important trait for

anyone on any road to recovery. I think it might help to know the

meaning of flippant before one brands another with that moniker,

there was no levity, frivolous disrespect nor lack of seriousness.

Possibly it could be considered shallow..... : )

Roy

[Guest guest]

This thread is getting a bit long and we are starting to get very

repetitive. Though I love a good debate, this may be one argument

that we may have to agree to disagree.

Roy, your opinions are your own just as my opinions are my own. I

will respect yours just as I would ask that you respect mine. The

one thing I do ask is that when you state your opinions, that you do

so with other people's feelings in mind. Now a days they call

it " politically correct " . So just ask yourself if the way you are

wording your opinion would cause someone else to be upset. If the

answer is that it possibly could, then you should maybe think of

another way to word that opinion. I am not trying to say change your

opinion, but, I am saying that you should think and/or rethink the

wording that you are using. As my mother used to tell me, think

before you speak. You could be saying something very important, but

if the way you are saying it offends other people, then what you are

attempting to say will not be heard.

So maybe we should change the subject while we are ahead. I still

would like to see that list. I think the results will be interesting.

Judy

>

> Roy, we don't care if your thinking falls in with party lines. We

don't

> expect everyone here to think alike. How freakin' boring would

THAT be? We

> love a good debate as long as it doesn't get angry & upset the

members. I

> tried to point out in an earlier post a day or two ago that

although you

> seem to be a lucky one without many problems from this disease, and

there

> are many members (like me) who aren't having many problems, there

are a

> great numbers of other members who are seriously in a life or death

> situation at this moment. There are also members everywhere in

between

> those two extremes.

>

>

>

> The idea that you've been flippant comes from your statements that

HCV is

> one of the more benign of chronic diseases and that no one should

base their

> existence upon having it. We have people on this group who are too

sick to

> work, but not sick enough for a transplant. People who are being

evaluated

> for tp, people waiting for their tp beepers to go off, people who

have

> already had tp's and have or are treating again because a tp isn't

a cure.

> Those people have to base their existence around not necessary the

hcv

> specifically, but the health of their liver because of it. I will

say it

> again, some of our members have died. Those people damn sure don't

think

> this disease is benign in any form or fashion. And those of us who

have

> treated or want to treat or are treating now so that we don't get

to that

> point obviously don't think it's benign either. The ones of us

that aren't

> that sick yet don't base our existence or who we are around hcv

either, but

> this is an hcv support group and that's what we talk about here.

When we

> want to talk about the non-hcv things we have going on in our

lives, we go

> private.

>

>

>

> We're all very happy for you that you're not sick with this

disease, but you

> are acting uninformed and naive and insulting to those that are

when you

> make statements like that. Your experience is not the same as

everyone

> else's. The most important thing I tell new members is that we

have all

> stages of progression in this group and you have to pick out the

people that

> are near your stage and relate to them and not let the ones further

along

> scare you. But we don't want to minimize anyone's experiences.

>

>

>

>

>

> Re: why treat

>

>

>

> Jeeez,

>

> Because my thinking doesn't fall in with the party lines I'm

flippant

> and uninformed... I think tolerance is a very important trait for

> anyone on any road to recovery. I think it might help to know the

> meaning of flippant before one brands another with that moniker,

> there was no levity, frivolous disrespect nor lack of seriousness.

> Possibly it could be considered shallow..... : )

>

> Roy

>

[Guest guest]

De, Thank you. You have said exactly what I wanted to say when I read Roy's post but didn't have the energy to. I just got back from Toronto & I'm beat! I'll post an update tomorrow when I've slept on it - things do not look good for me. SuZie Motley wrote:

Roy, we don’t care if your thinking falls in with party lines. We don’t expect everyone here to think alike. How freakin’ boring would THAT be? We love a good debate as long as it doesn’t get angry & upset the members. I tried to point out in an earlier post a day or two ago that although you seem to be a lucky one without many problems from this disease, and there are many members (like me) who aren’t having many problems, there are a great numbers of other members who are seriously in a life or death situation at this moment. There are also members everywhere in between those two extremes. The idea that you’ve been flippant comes from your statements that HCV is one of the more benign of chronic diseases and that no one should base their existence upon having it. We have people on this group who are too sick to work, but not sick enough for a transplant. People who are being evaluated for tp, people waiting for their tp beepers to go off, people who have already had tp’s and have or are treating again because a tp isn’t a cure. Those people have to base their existence around not necessary the hcv specifically, but the health of their liver because of it. I will say it again, some of

our members have died. Those people damn sure don’t think this disease is benign in any form or fashion. And those of us who have treated or want to treat or are treating now so that we don’t get to that point obviously don’t think it’s benign either. The ones of us that aren’t that sick yet don’t base our existence or who we are around hcv either, but this is an hcv support group and that’s what we talk about here. When we want to talk about the non-hcv things we have going on in our lives, we go private. We’re all very happy for you that you’re not sick with this disease,

but you are acting uninformed and naive and insulting to those that are when you make statements like that. Your experience is not the same as everyone else’s. The most important thing I tell new members is that we have all stages of progression in this group and you have to pick out the people that are near your stage and relate to them and not let the ones further along scare you. But we don’t want to minimize anyone’s experiences. -----Original Message-----From: HepatitisCSupportGroupForDummies [mailto:HepatitisCSupportGroupForDummies ] On Behalf Of seataconeSent: Monday, January 14, 2008 12:57 PMTo: HepatitisCSupportGroupForDummies Subject: Re: why treat Jeeez,Because my thinking doesn't fall in with the party lines I'm flippant and uninformed... I think tolerance is a very important trait for anyone on any road to

recovery. I think it might help to know the meaning of flippant before one brands another with that moniker, there was no levity, frivolous disrespect nor lack of seriousness. Possibly it could be considered shallow..... : )Roy

Next time I'm coming back as a cat

[Guest guest]

>

> Roy, we don't care if your thinking falls in with party lines. We

don't

> expect everyone here to think alike. How freakin' boring would

THAT be? We

> love a good debate as long as it doesn't get angry & upset the

members. I

> tried to point out in an earlier post a day or two ago that

although you

> seem to be a lucky one without many problems from this disease, and

there

> are many members (like me) who aren't having many problems, there

are a

> great numbers of other members who are seriously in a life or death

> situation at this moment. There are also members everywhere in

between

> those two extremes.

Sorry, didn't mean to upset anyone, wish everyone the best...

Roy

[Guest guest]

Suzie,

Keep us updated, you have been on my mind a lot lately, and I am

wishing you the best.

Judy

> Roy, we don't care if your thinking falls in with

party lines. We don't expect everyone here to think alike. How

freakin' boring would THAT be? We love a good debate as long as it

doesn't get angry & upset the members. I tried to point out in an

earlier post a day or two ago that although you seem to be a lucky

one without many problems from this disease, and there are many

members (like me) who aren't having many problems, there are a great

numbers of other members who are seriously in a life or death

situation at this moment. There are also members everywhere in

between those two extremes.

>

> The idea that you've been flippant comes from your statements

that HCV is one of the more benign of chronic diseases and that no

one should base their existence upon having it. We have people on

this group who are too sick to work, but not sick enough for a

transplant. People who are being evaluated for tp, people waiting

for their tp beepers to go off, people who have already had tp's and

have or are treating again because a tp isn't a cure. Those people

have to base their existence around not necessary the hcv

specifically, but the health of their liver because of it. I will

say it again, some of our members have died. Those people damn sure

don't think this disease is benign in any form or fashion. And those

of us who have treated or want to treat or are treating now so that

we don't get to that point obviously don't think it's benign either.

The ones of us that aren't that sick yet don't base our existence or

who we are around hcv either, but this is an hcv

> support group and that's what we talk about here. When we want to

talk about the non-hcv things we have going on in our lives, we go

private.

>

> We're all very happy for you that you're not sick with this

disease, but you are acting uninformed and naive and insulting to

those that are when you make statements like that. Your experience

is not the same as everyone else's. The most important thing I tell

new members is that we have all stages of progression in this group

and you have to pick out the people that are near your stage and

relate to them and not let the ones further along scare you. But we

don't want to minimize anyone's experiences.

>

>

>

> Re: why treat

>

> Jeeez,

>

> Because my thinking doesn't fall in with the party lines I'm

flippant

> and uninformed... I think tolerance is a very important trait for

> anyone on any road to recovery. I think it might help to know the

> meaning of flippant before one brands another with that moniker,

> there was no levity, frivolous disrespect nor lack of seriousness.

> Possibly it could be considered shallow..... : )

>

> Roy

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

> Next time I'm coming back as a cat

>

[Guest guest]

People on this page I told how i fell . But if they are getting mad for that so be it.So myself I will be leaveing this site Because it's not for me So good bye and god bless you all.suzie wrote: De, Thank you. You have said exactly what I wanted to say when I read Roy's post but didn't have the energy to. I just got back from Toronto & I'm beat! I'll

post an update tomorrow when I've slept on it - things do not look good for me. SuZie Motley <dmotleybellsouth (DOT) net> wrote: Roy, we don’t care if your thinking falls in with party lines. We don’t expect everyone here to think alike. How freakin’ boring would THAT be? We love a good debate as long as it doesn’t get angry & upset the members. I tried to point out in an earlier post a day or two ago that although

you seem to be a lucky one without many problems from this disease, and there are many members (like me) who aren’t having many problems, there are a great numbers of other members who are seriously in a life or death situation at this moment. There are also members everywhere in between those two extremes. The idea that you’ve been flippant comes from your statements that HCV is one of the more benign of chronic diseases and that no one should base their existence upon having it. We have people on this group who are too sick to work, but not sick enough for a transplant.

People who are being evaluated for tp, people waiting for their tp beepers to go off, people who have already had tp’s and have or are treating again because a tp isn’t a cure. Those people have to base their existence around not necessary the hcv specifically, but the health of their liver because of it. I will say it again, some of our members have died. Those people damn sure don’t think this disease is benign in any form or fashion. And those of us who have treated or want to treat or are treating now so that we don’t get to that point obviously don’t think it’s benign either. The ones of us that aren’t that sick yet don’t base our existence or who we are around hcv either, but this is an hcv support group and that’s what we talk about here. When we want to talk about the non-hcv things we have going on in our lives, we go private. We’re all very happy for you that you’re not sick with this disease, but you are acting uninformed and naive and insulting to those that are when you make statements like that. Your experience is not the same as everyone else’s. The most important thing I tell new members is that we have all stages of progression in this group and you have to pick out the people that are near your stage and relate to them and not let the ones further along scare you. But we don’t want to minimize anyone’s experiences. -----Original Message-----From: HepatitisCSupportGroupForDummies [mailto:HepatitisCSupportGroupForDummies ] On Behalf Of

seataconeSent: Monday, January 14, 2008 12:57 PMTo: HepatitisCSupportGroupForDummies Subject: Re: why treat Jeeez,Because my thinking doesn't fall in with the party lines I'm flippant and uninformed... I think tolerance is a very important trait for anyone on any road to recovery. I think it might help to know the meaning of flippant before one brands another with that moniker, there was no levity, frivolous disrespect nor lack of seriousness. Possibly it could be considered shallow..... : )Roy Next time I'm coming back as a

cat

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hey whats up you got to give and take the world isnt spinning around me or you i really dont know what happened but what I think is you put something out with out giving the situations and feelings of others much fore thought likely just speaking your mind it happens sometime I am sure no here had the intention to offend or hurt nor do I think that it was yours sometimes we need to stop feeling and just simply love and accept But this group is wonderful the help I have gotten here I did not believe was possible in a cyber setting I would have lost my mind I got tears dried questions answered and apathy which is worth much more and is a lot harder to find than sympathy hope you stay but if you don't its shame Group I love you!!!! t wrote: People on this page I told how i fell . But if they are getting mad for that so be it.So myself I will be leaveing this site Because it's not for me So good bye and god bless you all.suzie <suzieandsandy> wrote: De, Thank you. You have said exactly what I wanted to say when I read Roy's post but didn't have the energy to. I just got back from Toronto & I'm beat! I'll post an update tomorrow when I've slept on it - things do not look good for me. SuZie Motley <dmotleybellsouth (DOT) net> wrote: Roy, we don’t care if your thinking falls in with party lines. We don’t expect everyone here to think alike. How freakin’ boring would THAT be? We love a good debate as long as it doesn’t get angry & upset the members. I tried to point out in an earlier post

a day or two ago that although you seem to be a lucky one without many problems from this disease, and there are many members (like me) who aren’t having many problems, there are a great numbers of other members who are seriously in a life or death situation at this moment. There are also members everywhere in between those two extremes. The idea that you’ve been flippant comes from your statements that HCV is one of the more benign of chronic diseases and that no one should base their existence upon having it. We have people on this group who are too sick to work,

but not sick enough for a transplant. People who are being evaluated for tp, people waiting for their tp beepers to go off, people who have already had tp’s and have or are treating again because a tp isn’t a cure. Those people have to base their existence around not necessary the hcv specifically, but the health of their liver because of it. I will say it again, some of our members have died. Those people damn sure don’t think this disease is benign in any form or fashion. And those of us who have treated or want to treat or are treating now so that we don’t get to that point obviously don’t think it’s benign either. The ones of us that aren’t that sick yet don’t base our existence or who we are around hcv either, but this is an hcv support group and that’s what we talk about here. When we want to talk about the non-hcv things we have going on in our lives, we go private. We’re all very happy for you that you’re not sick with this disease, but you are acting uninformed and naive and insulting to those that are when you make statements like that. Your experience is not the same as everyone else’s. The most important thing I tell new members is that we have all stages of progression in this group and you have to pick out the people that are near your stage and relate to them and not let the ones further along scare you. But we don’t want to minimize anyone’s experiences. -----Original Message-----From: HepatitisCSupportGroupForDummies [mailto:HepatitisCSupportGroupForDummies ] On Behalf Of seataconeSent: Monday, January 14, 2008 12:57 PMTo: HepatitisCSupportGroupForDummies Subject:

Re: why treat Jeeez,Because my thinking doesn't fall in with the party lines I'm flippant and uninformed... I think tolerance is a very important trait for anyone on any road to recovery. I think it might help to know the meaning of flippant before one brands another with that moniker, there was no levity, frivolous disrespect nor lack of seriousness. Possibly it could be considered shallow..... : )Roy Next time I'm coming back as a cat Be a better friend, newshound, and know-it-all with Yahoo! Mobile. Try it now.

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Oh , you're special...I can tell. A kind heart. I want you to know that...but maybe you've been told that a million times! Keep on keeping on...All The Best, Lily Goolsby wrote: hey whats up you got to give and take the world isnt spinning around me or you i really dont know what happened but what I think is you put something out with out giving the situations and feelings of others much fore thought likely just speaking your mind it happens sometime I am sure no here had

the intention to offend or hurt nor do I think that it was yours sometimes we need to stop feeling and just simply love and accept But this group is wonderful the help I have gotten here I did not believe was possible in a cyber setting I would have lost my mind I got tears dried questions answered and apathy which is worth much more and is a lot harder to find than sympathy hope you stay but if you don't its shame Group I love you!!!! t <gtaylor2009> wrote: People on this page I told how i fell . But if they are getting mad for that so be it.So myself I will be leaveing this site Because it's not for me So good bye and god bless you all.suzie <suzieandsandy> wrote: De, Thank you. You have said exactly what I wanted to say when I read Roy's post but didn't have the energy to. I just got back from Toronto & I'm beat! I'll post an update tomorrow when I've slept on it - things do not look good for me. SuZie Motley <dmotleybellsouth (DOT) net> wrote: Roy, we don’t care if your thinking falls in with party lines. We don’t expect everyone here to think alike. How freakin’ boring would THAT be? We love a good debate as long as it doesn’t get angry & upset the members. I tried to point out in an earlier post a day or two ago that although you seem to be a lucky one without many problems from this disease, and there are many members (like me) who aren’t having many problems, there are a great numbers of other members who are seriously in a life or death situation at this moment. There are also members everywhere in between those two extremes. The idea that you’ve been flippant comes from your statements that HCV is one of the more benign of chronic diseases and that no one should base their existence upon having it. We have people on this group who are too sick to work, but not sick enough for a transplant. People who are being evaluated for tp, people waiting for their tp beepers to go off, people who have already had tp’s and have or are treating again because a tp isn’t a cure. Those people have to base their existence around not necessary the hcv specifically, but the health of their liver because of it. I will say it again, some of our members have died. Those people damn sure don’t think this disease is benign in any form or fashion. And those of us who have treated or want to treat or are treating now so that we don’t get to that point obviously don’t think it’s benign either.

The ones of us that aren’t that sick yet don’t base our existence or who we are around hcv either, but this is an hcv support group and that’s what we talk about here. When we want to talk about the non-hcv things we have going on in our lives, we go private. We’re all very happy for you that you’re not sick with this disease, but you are acting uninformed and naive and insulting to those that are when you make statements like that. Your experience is not the same as everyone else’s. The most important thing I tell new members is that we have all stages of progression in this group

and you have to pick out the people that are near your stage and relate to them and not let the ones further along scare you. But we don’t want to minimize anyone’s experiences. -----Original Message-----From: HepatitisCSupportGroupForDummies [mailto:HepatitisCSupportGroupForDummies ] On Behalf Of seataconeSent: Monday, January 14, 2008 12:57 PMTo: HepatitisCSupportGroupForDummies Subject: Re: why treat Jeeez,Because my thinking doesn't fall in with the party lines I'm flippant and uninformed... I think tolerance is a very important trait for anyone on any road to recovery. I think it might help to know the meaning of flippant before one brands another with that moniker, there was no levity, frivolous disrespect nor lack of seriousness. Possibly it could be considered shallow..... :

)Roy Next time I'm coming back as a cat Be a better friend, newshound, and know-it-all with Yahoo! Mobile. Try it now. Looking for last minute shopping deals? Find them fast with Yahoo! Search.

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thank you !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Rose wrote: Oh , you're special...I can tell. A kind heart. I want you to know that...but maybe you've been told that a million times! Keep on keeping on...All The Best, Lily Goolsby <anthonyegoolsby> wrote: hey whats up you got to give and

take the world isnt spinning around me or you i really dont know what happened but what I think is you put something out with out giving the situations and feelings of others much fore thought likely just speaking your mind it happens sometime I am sure no here had the intention to offend or hurt nor do I think that it was yours sometimes we need to stop feeling and just simply love and accept But this group is wonderful the help I have gotten here I did not believe was possible in a cyber setting I would have lost my mind I got tears dried questions answered and apathy which is worth much more and is a lot harder to find than sympathy hope you stay but if you don't its shame Group I love you!!!! t <gtaylor2009> wrote: People on this page I told how i fell . But

if they are getting mad for that so be it.So myself I will be leaveing this site Because it's not for me So good bye and god bless you all.suzie <suzieandsandy> wrote: De, Thank you. You have said exactly what I wanted to say when I read Roy's post but didn't have the energy to. I just got back from Toronto & I'm beat! I'll post an update tomorrow when I've slept on it - things do not look good for me. SuZie Motley <dmotleybellsouth (DOT) net> wrote: Roy, we don’t care if your thinking falls in with party lines. We don’t expect everyone here to think alike. How freakin’ boring would THAT be? We love a good debate as long as it doesn’t get angry & upset the members. I tried to point out in an earlier post a day or two ago that although you seem to be a lucky one without many problems from this disease, and there are many members (like me) who aren’t having many problems, there are a great numbers of other members who are seriously in a life or death situation at this moment. There are also members

everywhere in between those two extremes. The idea that you’ve been flippant comes from your statements that HCV is one of the more benign of chronic diseases and that no one should base their existence upon having it. We have people on this group who are too sick to work, but not sick enough for a transplant. People who are being evaluated for tp, people waiting for their tp beepers to go off, people who have already had tp’s and have or are treating again because a tp isn’t a cure. Those people have to base their existence around not necessary the hcv specifically,

but the health of their liver because of it. I will say it again, some of our members have died. Those people damn sure don’t think this disease is benign in any form or fashion. And those of us who have treated or want to treat or are treating now so that we don’t get to that point obviously don’t think it’s benign either. The ones of us that aren’t that sick yet don’t base our existence or who we are around hcv either, but this is an hcv support group and that’s what we talk about here. When we want to talk about the non-hcv things we have going on in our lives, we go private. We’re all very happy for you that you’re not sick with this disease, but you are acting uninformed and naive and insulting to those that are when you make statements like that. Your experience is not the same as everyone else’s. The most important thing I tell new members is that we have all stages of progression in this group and you have to pick out the people that are near your stage and relate to them and not let the ones further along scare you. But we don’t want to minimize anyone’s experiences. -----Original Message-----From: HepatitisCSupportGroupForDummies [mailto:HepatitisCSupportGroupForDummies ] On Behalf Of seataconeSent: Monday,

January 14, 2008 12:57 PMTo: HepatitisCSupportGroupForDummies Subject: Re: why treat Jeeez,Because my thinking doesn't fall in with the party lines I'm flippant and uninformed... I think tolerance is a very important trait for anyone on any road to recovery. I think it might help to know the meaning of flippant before one brands another with that moniker, there was no levity, frivolous disrespect nor lack of seriousness. Possibly it could be considered shallow..... : )Roy Next time I'm coming back as a cat Be a better friend, newshound, and know-it-all with Yahoo! Mobile. Try it now. Looking for last minute shopping deals? Find them fast with Yahoo! Search. Looking for last minute shopping deals? Find them fast with Yahoo! Search.

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Thank you for the kind words.We consider ourselves a family,a very close one.Everyone in this group brings so much to the group and we sincerely care.

Gail

-----Original Message-----From: HepatitisCSupportGroupForDummies [mailto:HepatitisCSupportGroupForDummies ]On Behalf Of RoseSent: January 15, 2008 10:29 AMTo: HepatitisCSupportGroupForDummies Subject: RE: RoyOh , you're special...I can tell. A kind heart. I want you to know that...but maybe you've been told that a million times! Keep on keeping on...All The Best, Lily Goolsby wrote:

hey whats up you got to give and take the world isnt spinning around me or you i really dont know what happened but what I think is you put something out with out giving the situations and feelings of others much fore thought likely just speaking your mind it happens sometime I am sure no here had the intention to offend or hurt nor do I think that it was yours sometimes we need to stop feeling and just simply love and accept But this group is wonderful the help I have gotten here I did not believe was possible in a cyber setting I would have lost my mind I got tears dried questions answered and apathy which is worth much more and is a lot harder to find than sympathy hope you stay but if you don't its shame Group I love you!!!! t <gtaylor2009> wrote:

People on this page I told how i fell . But if they are getting mad for that so be it.So myself I will be leaveing this site Because it's not for me So good bye and god bless you all.suzie <suzieandsandy> wrote:

De,

Thank you. You have said exactly what I wanted to say when I read Roy's post but didn't have the energy to. I just got back from Toronto & I'm beat! I'll post an update tomorrow when I've slept on it - things do not look good for me.

SuZie Motley <dmotleybellsouth (DOT) net> wrote:

Roy, we don’t care if your thinking falls in with party lines. We don’t expect everyone here to think alike. How freakin’ boring would THAT be? We love a good debate as long as it doesn’t get angry & upset the members. I tried to point out in an earlier post a day or two ago that although you seem to be a lucky one without many problems from this disease, and there are many members (like me) who aren’t having many problems, there are a great numbers of other members who are seriously in a life or death situation at this moment. There are also members everywhere in between those two extremes.

The idea that you’ve been flippant comes from your statements that HCV is one of the more benign of chronic diseases and that no one should base their existence upon having it. We have people on this group who are too sick to work, but not sick enough for a transplant. People who are being evaluated for tp, people waiting for their tp beepers to go off, people who have already had tp’s and have or are treating again because a tp isn’t a cure. Those people have to base their existence around not necessary the hcv specifically, but the health of their liver because of it. I will say it again, some of our members have died. Those people damn sure don’t think this disease is benign in any form or fashion. And those of us who have treated or want to treat or are treating now so that we don’t get to that point obviously don’t think it’s benign either. The ones of us that aren’t that sick yet don’t base our existence or who we are around hcv either, but this is an hcv support group and that’s what we talk about here. When we want to talk about the non-hcv things we have going on in our lives, we go private.

We’re all very happy for you that you’re not sick with this disease, but you are acting uninformed and naive and insulting to those that are when you make statements like that. Your experience is not the same as everyone else’s. The most important thing I tell new members is that we have all stages of progression in this group and you have to pick out the people that are near your stage and relate to them and not let the ones further along scare you. But we don’t want to minimize anyone’s experiences.

-----Original Message-----From: HepatitisCSupportGroupForDummies [mailto:HepatitisCSupportGroupForDummies ] On Behalf Of seataconeSent: Monday, January 14, 2008 12:57 PMTo: HepatitisCSupportGroupForDummies Subject: Re: why treat

Jeeez,Because my thinking doesn't fall in with the party lines I'm flippant and uninformed... I think tolerance is a very important trait for anyone on any road to recovery. I think it might help to know the meaning of flippant before one brands another with that moniker, there was no levity, frivolous disrespect nor lack of seriousness. Possibly it could be considered shallow..... : )Roy

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<anthonyegoolsby> wrote:

hey whats up

you got to give and take the world isnt spinning around me or you i

really dont know what happened but what I think is you put something out with

out giving the situations and feelings of others much fore thought likely

just speaking your mind it

happens sometime I am sure no here had the intention to offend or hurt nor do I

think that it was yours sometimes we need to stop feeling and just simply love

and accept

But this group is wonderful the help I have gotten here I did not believe was

possible in a cyber setting I would have lost my mind I got tears dried

questions answered and apathy which is worth much more and is a lot harder to

find than sympathy

hope you stay but if you don't its shame

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