Yeah, I felt the same way until I scrolled up. We KNEW our rachel could not feel so!
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Yeah, I felt the same way until I scrolled up. We KNEW our rachel could not feel so!
oops,
sorry M'Lord, well it is how I feel about you anyway.
Sorry David, about the brain blisters I mean. This is such a trying day and all my burns are for real blistering, I have never had such deep burns before. It will take weeks, weeks to heal and I just hope no one on the street accidentally bumps into me. I will see stars and my life flashing about in front of my eyes for I must let the air get at them according to specialist so they are not protected, well not on my hand. My abdomen yes because of my clothing.owiiee.....again my apologies.
Ouch...feel better soon, rachel!
In the meantime, what say you to the actual question, as if we did not know already?
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Would you adopt a handicapped child?
I am already looking into it, and, one baby, was completely emotionally challenged, detached and almost autistic in her behaviour because of trauma when she came to me.Yes .........a thousand times yes.
Indeed. Being disabled myself, and bearing the stigma of how people react when they find out why, it is something that I would love to do. I have a cousin who is diffrently abled, you wouldn't want a sweeter young woman around you. May God richly bless my aunt who adopted her.
Last time I was in hospital, I was sickened at the way families and some of the staff treated patients I was in with. I couldn't concentrate on getting well myself, for trying to help others. I won't say more, I don't feel I should pin roses on myself. I have a son with ADD. My daughter has to take medication regularly. But yes, even at 45, I'd take on another if they would allow me to.
Same question. God bless.
No I would not. I have neither the time nor the required skills to effectively care for any child at this point in my life, let alone one that requires extra attention. I know this sounds cruel etc, but it would be far worse if I accepted a task I knew full well I could not accomplish.
same Q
you are so honest Kilted, but I can attest to the fact he has a heart of gold. And I firmly believe that not everyone is called to deal with a person like this, just as not everyone is called to be an engineer or singer or whatever. Each one to his or her skills. And noone, noone can be as wonderful in his own way as Kilted. (how's the table doing anyway?) And besides I have already promised Hasia that when she is in her teens and rebelling we shall find Kilted and exile her to him. Ahhhhhh, a wee bit of a rest eh?
yeah, yeah, yeah off-topic whatever.....
1) I can attest to my heart being blood, tissue, and possibly leadQuote:
Originally Posted by rachel
2) As you know the table had to be altered to get out the door (what do you mean I should've thought of that before hand!)
3) I really dont like the sound of that idea.
have ye not heard that what goes around laddie comes right backkk? She , by what you ha told us over time sounds a wee bit like you a few wild yeers ago. so I am thinkin it will be a refreshin trip down memry lane for ye. hahahahahahaha(suddenly the future doesn't seem all that torturous anymore as long as Kilted is in the world somewhere!)
I already answered so I will pose a new question:
Would you consider moving up north above the tundra in the winter where there is virtually no sunshine and where most are given hazard/stress pay and have serious emotional problems from no natural light-would you do this for one season to make enough money to retire and invest to live the rest of your life in comfort without having to work if you chose not to? My sister did, just wondering.
sure... i would.
Same QueSTiOn PleaSe:
Hm... Of course i would.. I'm 13 but that doesn't mean I'm not terribly compassionate and kind... But.. I tend to pretend indifference and calculating hate towards strangers [unless dire], and to of course, people who are twits and fakers... I actually volunteer for an orphanage, though no one knows this, I talk and play with children who are um.. traumatized and have mental and psychological problems. it's fun and makes me feel like I've done my fair share of good deeds for the day... It's "Hospicio de San Jose", the orphanage I mean...
Well, OK, for one season I would do it. But I hate the winter and I hate lack of sunshine. So, under protest, I'll do it.
Same Q.
Side note to Shinigami: You're volenteer work is incredibly admirable. We should all learn by your example.
I would do it. I love Winter but I will not like a place with no sunshine at all but yeah, I will go it.
Same Question. (Nice one rachel!)
No sunshine? That means I can leave my coffin at home! :)
But seriously, I think the chances of me actually doing so are small, I might say here I would, but I don't really have the intend, or I would be there already. :nod:
So no, I wouldn't, besides I like what I do, or am going to do in a few years. :)
Same Q.
absolutely. I worked night shifts at walmart for a whie for money.... I loved the klondike derbies and snow-cave camping... put 'em together, and you've got Alaska. I'd do it, and I might even enjoy it.
Would you set a forest on fire to relieve the national debt?