Need good vibes here please

Please . . . don't go there. Not in this subject thread. This is for
Jenn! Our best wishes to her. Our good feelings. We'll not spoil it
with bad karma.
Dianne

SunFire wrote:
Mirjam, you could have stopped this after the very first sentence. The
second one was not called for in this case and could be very hurtful.

Dianne Lewandowski wrote in
:

Please . . . don't go there. Not in this subject thread. This is for
Jenn! Our best wishes to her. Our good feelings. We'll not spoil it
with bad karma.
Dianne

SunFire wrote:
Mirjam, you could have stopped this after the very first sentence. The
second one was not called for in this case and could be very hurtful.


Dianne, I said nothing wrong. You only read the part of the reply that I
snipped. Further on down the line you see the entirety of her reply. I
was just trying to stop this before any unkindness entered into this
thread. I have no dispute with Mirjam, but what was said definitely upset
me and I wanted it stopped before it started and others were hurt.

Linda

Please . . . don't go there. Not in this subject thread. This is for
Jenn! Our best wishes to her. Our good feelings. We'll not spoil it
with bad karma.
Dianne

SunFire wrote:
Mirjam, you could have stopped this after the very first sentence. The
second one was not called for in this case and could be very hurtful.








I must be missing posts........ dare I even wonder what Mirjam said? Nope,
nope, I don't wanna go there.

Jenn L.
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Chicago Skyline (The Needlecraftsman)
Lady of the Flag (Mirabilia)

Thank you everyone for your good thoughts and well wishes!

My sister (erica - puterjunkee) called to tell me that Mom is definitely
improving. Her peak flow is up to 125, which is still very low but a MAJOR
change from the 60 she was at when she went to the ER. She's able to not
concentrate so much on breathing and pay attention to her puzzle books and the
TV again, the hacking has cut back, and she managed to get a nap in this
afternoon.

The pulmonologist was in this morning, I missed that conversation, but I know
that there are plans to do a full battery of lab tests on Monday. I don't know
what the current discussion regarding artifical respiration is, either, I think
the pulmonologist (man that's a tough one to type!) wants to wait until the
labs come back and see if some cause can be identified from that. One of the
things we're thinking is that maybe she never fully recovered from a bout of
walking pneumonia several months ago and that this is part of that.

I've now taken the kids' parakeets (which mom has always insisted on keeping at
her place) home with me, and I don't care how much of a fight she puts up. She
doesn't need bird feathers and seed dust and the rest of it in her room. The
sibs and I are likely going to spend next weekend at her house bailing out all
the unnecessary stuff - the craft supplies she hasn't touched in ages (I know -
blasphemy) , the canned and boxed food that was saved from before the
remodeling two years ago and is still in the pantry, and so on. We figure the
more we can get out of there, the less likely she'll come home to a house that
is going to get her sick yet again. Then we get to battle the acquisition bug
she's always had.

In the meantime I'm keeping my fingers and my stitches crossed and hoping that
we all get through this without a funeral or a nursing home at the other end.
Thanks again!

Jenn L.
View My Webshots: http://community.webshots.com/user/jaliace
Current projects:
Chicago Skyline (The Needlecraftsman)
Lady of the Flag (Mirabilia)

etent (JAKL) wrote in
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Thank you everyone for your good thoughts and well wishes!

My sister (erica - puterjunkee) called to tell me that Mom is
definitely improving. Her peak flow is up to 125, which is still very
low but a MAJOR change from the 60 she was at when she went to the ER.
She's able to not concentrate so much on breathing and pay attention
to her puzzle books and the TV again, the hacking has cut back, and
she managed to get a nap in this afternoon.

The pulmonologist was in this morning, I missed that conversation, but
I know that there are plans to do a full battery of lab tests on
Monday. I don't know what the current discussion regarding artifical
respiration is, either, I think the pulmonologist (man that's a tough
one to type!) wants to wait until the labs come back and see if some
cause can be identified from that. One of the things we're thinking
is that maybe she never fully recovered from a bout of walking
pneumonia several months ago and that this is part of that.

I've now taken the kids' parakeets (which mom has always insisted on
keeping at her place) home with me, and I don't care how much of a
fight she puts up. She doesn't need bird feathers and seed dust and
the rest of it in her room. The sibs and I are likely going to spend
next weekend at her house bailing out all the unnecessary stuff - the
craft supplies she hasn't touched in ages (I know - blasphemy) , the
canned and boxed food that was saved from before the remodeling two
years ago and is still in the pantry, and so on. We figure the more
we can get out of there, the less likely she'll come home to a house
that is going to get her sick yet again. Then we get to battle the
acquisition bug she's always had.

In the meantime I'm keeping my fingers and my stitches crossed and
hoping that we all get through this without a funeral or a nursing
home at the other end. Thanks again!

Jenn L.
View My Webshots: http://community.webshots.com/user/jaliace
Current projects:
Chicago Skyline (The Needlecraftsman)
Lady of the Flag (Mirabilia)


That's great news, Jenn, I'll continue keeping your mom in our prayers here
and hoping for a speedy recovery!!!!!

Linda

etent (JAKL) had some very interesting things to say
about Good vibes - update:

I've now taken the kids' parakeets (which mom has always insisted on keeping at
her place) home with me, and I don't care how much of a fight she puts up. She
doesn't need bird feathers and seed dust and the rest of it in her room. The
sibs and I are likely going to spend next weekend at her house bailing out all
the unnecessary stuff - the craft supplies she hasn't touched in ages (I know -
blasphemy) , the canned and boxed food that was saved from before the
remodeling two years ago and is still in the pantry, and so on. We figure the
more we can get out of there, the less likely she'll come home to a house that
is going to get her sick yet again. Then we get to battle the acquisition bug
she's always had.

If you have a chance, alt.recovery.clutter is full of people who can
give much advice and support, and while we do have the occasional
spat, it's nowhere near the flamepit RCTN can be.

--
"Don't mess with major appliances unless you know what you are doing
(or unless your life insurance policy is up-to-date)." - John, RCFL

{{{{Jenn}}}}

Lots of good thoughts and prayers for your whole family! Keep us updated when
you can!

Paula H

I really wish her well and that her mother gets well,
But i still insist that her former post regarding the game , where she
described a person killing by choking ina windowless room , was
extremely tasteless.
I am extremely serious about wishing people well , And i never poke
fun at serious illneses , why Does she make fun at the notion of
choking people to death in fire ? [even if `only` in a game?]
mirjam

(Mirjam Bruck-Cohen) wrote in
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I wish your mother to get well

Just got a call from my father.... my mom is in intensive care right
now with severe breathing problems.



Mirjam, you could have stopped this after the very first sentence. The
second one was not called for in this case and could be very hurtful.
There is nothing unkind in her request and therefore has nothing to do with
any other threads currently going in this NG.

Linda
owner, eStitch.com

I`ve had her killfiled for months - it appears that she doesn`t change!

Pat P

"Dianne Lewandowski" wrote in message
...
Mirjam . . . that is unconscionable! That was an extremely offensive,
mean spirited post. Unnecessary, unkind. Totally self-serving.

I ask all to ignore Mirjam on a temporary basis. Let's not fan the
flames in this (especially) or any other thread.
Dianne


Mirjam Bruck-Cohen wrote:
I wish your mother to get well , and may i ask at the same time that
you rethink your Unkind post with

JAKL wrote:
Just got a call from my father.... my mom is in intensive care right now
with
severe breathing problems.

Dianne people made fun of me when i lost one of my best friends in a
Terror act , and later during series of terror acts .
did i exclude them ?,, This group is poking fun at any pain they can
of any group that isn`t them ,,, I really wish her mother the best and
hope she heals ,,, with al my heart ,,
But i willgo on shouting posting that all this posts here about
Killing people even in games do hurt me personally , and not only me
,,, and my and other`s pains are as big as are yours .
It was a realistic post in this group`s general mood .
mirjam

Mirjam . . . that is unconscionable! That was an extremely offensive,
mean spirited post. Unnecessary, unkind. Totally self-serving.

I ask all to ignore Mirjam on a temporary basis. Let's not fan the
flames in this (especially) or any other thread.
Dianne


Mirjam Bruck-Cohen wrote:
I wish your mother to get well , and may i ask at the same time that
you rethink your Unkind post with

JAKL wrote:
Just got a call from my father.... my mom is in intensive care right now with
severe breathing problems.