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Admiration & thanks for carersMikey_Dee said Sep 2, 2008, 7:20 PM: |
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Friends, caregivers, wonderous folk, I joined this group because I am one of the fortunate/unfortunate benefecaries of quite a lot of care. I am on the slow road to recovery from a bout of deadly illness, which almost cost me my life & sanity, but I'm still here. I spent over one & a half years in various hospitals around & about Paris, France and I wish to express my admiration & gratitude for the non-professional care-givers who saw me through thick & thin, in various comatose & semicomatose states. And I wish to raise one prickly point, which I would like to discuss here with you, i.e. please feel free to comment. My prickely point is this: As an ill person I often got very frustrated and I wrongly lashed out at those who were helping me most, and I hope I didn't hurt them. This is Something, I feel was inevitable, if unfair, for I was working from a very helpless & dependant position. And if my dearest friends & family couldn't forgive me for this, who could? They were surely the least deserving but the most understanding, of my badly aimed and controled frustration. If you, as a care giver have had any experience of this, I would like to hear about it. Thank you. |
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Re: Admiration & thanks for carersZephyr said Sep 3, 2008, 5:35 PM: |
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Smiling, my mother told me to piss off when I woke her for her meds the other evening, she was fine again the next morning.!!!! Mikey thank you for writing this those needing care sometimes do things they would not otherwise if they were well, and it is not their fault. |
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Re: Admiration & thanks for carersMikey_Dee said Sep 27, 2008, 2:10 AM: |
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Zeph, I hope you didn't get POff, when your mother told you to POff. But this said it probably better to get Pdoff than Pdon ? No? |
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Re: Admiration & thanks for carersZephyr said Sep 28, 2008, 7:35 AM: |
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LOL, have learned not to take it personally, I realise her abilities are not what they were, smiles. |
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