Guest guest Posted January 22, 2008 Report Share Posted January 22, 2008 Sorry if I started something here. I believe in live and let live just don't preach it to me. I don't care what other people do just don't try to make me like it too. By the way did everyone notice there is no " In God we trust " on the new silver dollars. My hubby just had an email on this, he checked it and sure enough it's not there. And this is just my opinion and I know this is not a political space but this is why I'm voting for Mit Romney. He may not be my or your religion but he has and shows his family values. Ok enough about this and I am sorry if I offended anyone. By the way if anyone wants to email me and talk about their illness or lonliness feel free to do so privately. I'm not going to talk anymore about it on this site. A lot of people are here only for antibiotic information. So we all need people.. just privately. Hugs and love to all. Cooky _____ From: rheumatic [mailto:rheumatic ] On Behalf Of Ken Pearson Sent: Tuesday, January 22, 2008 1:24 PM rheumatic Subject: rheumatic Suppressive People/Organizations Hi All There is a theory accepted by many that suppressive people/organisations can cause us to be physically ill by their psychological hold on us. One either has to handle him/her/them or disconnect. I would not join an organisation that required me to attend their halls 4 times a week, prohibit everything form attending a Christian funeral or joining the army, celebrating birthday or having a blood transfusion. their mistakes about 1975 being the year of Armaggedon is also pathetic. from where do the elders get their authority from Brooklyn. Do me a favour. If you would like to handle this supression, you can reach me at maputo95 (DOT) <mailto:maputo95%40> com Ken C Stonkey <cookee1comcast (DOT) <mailto:cookee1%40comcast.net> net> wrote: Answers in your letter. _____ From: rheumatic@grou <mailto:rheumatic%40> ps.com [mailto:rheumatic@grou <mailto:rheumatic%40> ps.com] On Behalf Of leonie cent Sent: Tuesday, January 22, 2008 6:21 AM rheumatic@grou <mailto:rheumatic%40> ps.com Subject: rheumatic Cooky Thanks Cooky, you sound like a cool person and you've got it all figured out re the friends thing... there's no formula for it. You're right... it's kind of serendipity when you make a friend. I AM THE MOST COOL PERSON <YEA RIGHT> My family are Jehovah's Witness and they shun me, because they aren't allowed to have anything to do with me since I left the religion. It hurts big time when the people who brought you into the world and who you grew up with reject you. I don't have any kids either. My partner doesn't have friends either, so things are fairly quiet in my life. Even tho I get to feeling sorry for myself, I realise I can make the decision to turn things around, and turn a negative into a positive experience - it's just about what you focus on and how grateful you are for the things you DO have in your life that are good - and there's a lot. Hopefully when the AP therapy kicks in for me, I will get the strength to stand up do things differently. MY HUSBAND HAS FAMILY THAT ARE JAHOVA AND YES THEY ARE VERY DIFFERENT PEOPLE. I AM SO SORRY THAT THEY ARE IN THIS CULT. I WAS GOING TO SAY MAYBE YOU COULD CALL THEM ONCE IN A WHILE TO SHOW THEM YOU STILL CARE BUT WHT FOR. THEY WILL ONLY MAKE YOU FEEL WORSE. I THINK YOU WILL DEFINITELY FEEL BETTER WHEN AP KICKS IN BUT MAYBE( LIKE ME) YOU WILL ALSO NEED AN ANTI DEPRESSANT. IT MAKES A WORLD OF DIFFERENCE ON THEM. I TAKE JUST ONE NOW AND I CAN REALIZE FINALLY THAT EVEN THO I MISS MY KIDS AND GRANDS I CAN SEE THE GOOD THINGS ABOUT LIVING FARTHER AWAY. Emails are great but can only do so much....YOU ARE SO RIGHT It's a pity all us people on the list can't be together in person and help each other more - I would love to be able to help someone else and forget about my own sorry state of affairs. Being alone can make you get really self absorbed.ITS EVEN DIFFICULT TO HELP SOMEONE IN PERSON WHEN YOU FEEL BAD YOURSELF. And besides, sometimes it's a good thing you can't meet cyber space buddies, hehehehe ... for example you might be thinking, " gee, she's a real nutter... I'm glad she lives a million miles away " SO TRUE All the best to you Cooky... Leonie PS I can call the USA for virtually peanuts, so let me know if you or anyone else wants to chat on the phone. TRUTHFULLY AT THIS POINT IN MY LIFE.. I DON'T. IT HAS NOTHING TO DO WITH YOU BUT I HAVE ALWAYS HAD PHONE FRIENDS IN THE PAST AND IT'S LIKE EMAIL FRIENDS. I'M WAITING FOR AN IN PERSON FRIEND TO BE IN MY LIFE. ENJOY YOUR PARTNER.MAKE THIS PERSON YOUR FRIEND. PLAN THINGS JUST LIKE YOU DO WITH A FRIEND. I HAVE BEEN DOING THAT AND I FIND ITS NICE HAVING A FRIEND IN MY HOUSE! I REALLY HOPE YOU FEEL BETTER SOON. IF YOU NEED TO GET IT ALL OUT JUST SEND ME AN EMAIL. IF YOU HAVE PROBLEMS WITH AP .I AM HERE. HUGS, COOKY rheumatic Rhonda and all Hi Rhonda and all, It can be hard to build friendships when you are down and out. Do you have any tips on how to make friends ? Even from childhood, I've never been the sort of person to connect with people and form lasting relationships, as much as I yearned for it. I don't know why - I guess it's because of low self esteem and so people just aren't drawn to me like they would be with bubbly people who have a healthy self image. I'm not shy and can chat easily and take an interest in others, but it doesn't seem to go anywhere. I noticed the most popular people talk about themselves and their lives an awful lot, which isn't a bad thing because I don't mind listening - but I am wary of talking about myself too much as I think it will put people off - esp potential friends... they might think I'm a pain in the a#% or something. Not having any friends or family to talk to regularly is a real bummer and makes life unbearable. I just wanted to get that off my chest, and I don't expect anyone to have any answers. Best to all, Leonie Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 22, 2008 Report Share Posted January 22, 2008 thank you Cooky, to me the facts of supressive people remain, whether one believes it or not. Have a good day, KEN C Stonkey <cookee1@...> wrote: Sorry if I started something here. I believe in live and let live just don't preach it to me. I don't care what other people do just don't try to make me like it too. By the way did everyone notice there is no " In God we trust " on the new silver dollars. My hubby just had an email on this, he checked it and sure enough it's not there. And this is just my opinion and I know this is not a political space but this is why I'm voting for Mit Romney. He may not be my or your religion but he has and shows his family values. Ok enough about this and I am sorry if I offended anyone. By the way if anyone wants to email me and talk about their illness or lonliness feel free to do so privately. I'm not going to talk anymore about it on this site. A lot of people are here only for antibiotic information. So we all need people.. just privately. Hugs and love to all. Cooky _____ From: rheumatic [mailto:rheumatic ] On Behalf Of Ken Pearson Sent: Tuesday, January 22, 2008 1:24 PM rheumatic Subject: rheumatic Suppressive People/Organizations Hi All There is a theory accepted by many that suppressive people/organisations can cause us to be physically ill by their psychological hold on us. One either has to handle him/her/them or disconnect. I would not join an organisation that required me to attend their halls 4 times a week, prohibit everything form attending a Christian funeral or joining the army, celebrating birthday or having a blood transfusion. their mistakes about 1975 being the year of Armaggedon is also pathetic. from where do the elders get their authority from Brooklyn. Do me a favour. If you would like to handle this supression, you can reach me at maputo95 (DOT) <mailto:maputo95%40> com Ken C Stonkey <cookee1comcast (DOT) <mailto:cookee1%40comcast.net> net> wrote: Answers in your letter. _____ From: rheumatic@grou <mailto:rheumatic%40> ps.com [mailto:rheumatic@grou <mailto:rheumatic%40> ps.com] On Behalf Of leonie cent Sent: Tuesday, January 22, 2008 6:21 AM rheumatic@grou <mailto:rheumatic%40> ps.com Subject: rheumatic Cooky Thanks Cooky, you sound like a cool person and you've got it all figured out re the friends thing... there's no formula for it. You're right... it's kind of serendipity when you make a friend. I AM THE MOST COOL PERSON <YEA RIGHT> My family are Jehovah's Witness and they shun me, because they aren't allowed to have anything to do with me since I left the religion. It hurts big time when the people who brought you into the world and who you grew up with reject you. I don't have any kids either. My partner doesn't have friends either, so things are fairly quiet in my life. Even tho I get to feeling sorry for myself, I realise I can make the decision to turn things around, and turn a negative into a positive experience - it's just about what you focus on and how grateful you are for the things you DO have in your life that are good - and there's a lot. Hopefully when the AP therapy kicks in for me, I will get the strength to stand up do things differently. MY HUSBAND HAS FAMILY THAT ARE JAHOVA AND YES THEY ARE VERY DIFFERENT PEOPLE. I AM SO SORRY THAT THEY ARE IN THIS CULT. I WAS GOING TO SAY MAYBE YOU COULD CALL THEM ONCE IN A WHILE TO SHOW THEM YOU STILL CARE BUT WHT FOR. THEY WILL ONLY MAKE YOU FEEL WORSE. I THINK YOU WILL DEFINITELY FEEL BETTER WHEN AP KICKS IN BUT MAYBE( LIKE ME) YOU WILL ALSO NEED AN ANTI DEPRESSANT. IT MAKES A WORLD OF DIFFERENCE ON THEM. I TAKE JUST ONE NOW AND I CAN REALIZE FINALLY THAT EVEN THO I MISS MY KIDS AND GRANDS I CAN SEE THE GOOD THINGS ABOUT LIVING FARTHER AWAY. Emails are great but can only do so much....YOU ARE SO RIGHT It's a pity all us people on the list can't be together in person and help each other more - I would love to be able to help someone else and forget about my own sorry state of affairs. Being alone can make you get really self absorbed.ITS EVEN DIFFICULT TO HELP SOMEONE IN PERSON WHEN YOU FEEL BAD YOURSELF. And besides, sometimes it's a good thing you can't meet cyber space buddies, hehehehe ... for example you might be thinking, " gee, she's a real nutter... I'm glad she lives a million miles away " SO TRUE All the best to you Cooky... Leonie PS I can call the USA for virtually peanuts, so let me know if you or anyone else wants to chat on the phone. TRUTHFULLY AT THIS POINT IN MY LIFE.. I DON'T. IT HAS NOTHING TO DO WITH YOU BUT I HAVE ALWAYS HAD PHONE FRIENDS IN THE PAST AND IT'S LIKE EMAIL FRIENDS. I'M WAITING FOR AN IN PERSON FRIEND TO BE IN MY LIFE. ENJOY YOUR PARTNER.MAKE THIS PERSON YOUR FRIEND. PLAN THINGS JUST LIKE YOU DO WITH A FRIEND. I HAVE BEEN DOING THAT AND I FIND ITS NICE HAVING A FRIEND IN MY HOUSE! I REALLY HOPE YOU FEEL BETTER SOON. IF YOU NEED TO GET IT ALL OUT JUST SEND ME AN EMAIL. IF YOU HAVE PROBLEMS WITH AP .I AM HERE. HUGS, COOKY rheumatic Rhonda and all Hi Rhonda and all, It can be hard to build friendships when you are down and out. Do you have any tips on how to make friends ? Even from childhood, I've never been the sort of person to connect with people and form lasting relationships, as much as I yearned for it. I don't know why - I guess it's because of low self esteem and so people just aren't drawn to me like they would be with bubbly people who have a healthy self image. I'm not shy and can chat easily and take an interest in others, but it doesn't seem to go anywhere. I noticed the most popular people talk about themselves and their lives an awful lot, which isn't a bad thing because I don't mind listening - but I am wary of talking about myself too much as I think it will put people off - esp potential friends... they might think I'm a pain in the a#% or something. Not having any friends or family to talk to regularly is a real bummer and makes life unbearable. I just wanted to get that off my chest, and I don't expect anyone to have any answers. Best to all, Leonie Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 22, 2008 Report Share Posted January 22, 2008 yep, that's the JWs for you ! will drop you a line and chat. Leonie rheumatic Rhonda and all Hi Rhonda and all, It can be hard to build friendships when you are down and out. Do you have any tips on how to make friends ? Even from childhood, I've never been the sort of person to connect with people and form lasting relationships, as much as I yearned for it. I don't know why - I guess it's because of low self esteem and so people just aren't drawn to me like they would be with bubbly people who have a healthy self image. I'm not shy and can chat easily and take an interest in others, but it doesn't seem to go anywhere. I noticed the most popular people talk about themselves and their lives an awful lot, which isn't a bad thing because I don't mind listening - but I am wary of talking about myself too much as I think it will put people off - esp potential friends... they might think I'm a pain in the a#% or something. Not having any friends or family to talk to regularly is a real bummer and makes life unbearable. I just wanted to get that off my chest, and I don't expect anyone to have any answers. Best to all, Leonie Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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