Saturday, August 28, 2010
connections
It's 12:15 and I should be fast asleep and dreaming of someone I hold so dear but, here I am seeking companionship in my computer. What do people do who have no connection to the world and have these horrible diseases? My pain level is around nine tonight and with every movement comes a sound from far inside me. It's the same sound tennis players make when they hit the ball. My sound gains me no point and sometimes never even moves me. My decision is what pill do I take to gain me a peaceful co existence with the world.....Is it Zanex to sleep or hydrocodone to mask the pain. Then there is always the chance that my seizure medication could bring me some relief. When you have a chronic illness the medical world supplies you with an endless group of narcotics which might "help get you through the night" But then you have me who would rather not take medication in any form and will quite often put off medicating some thing until the pain is so intense that it takes forever for relief. I can only voice my opinion on the whole medical world as I see it today....Pray for us because we are in big trouble. My big hope was in the stem cell research fjeld. Just when it was obvious we were making huge break thoughts, a federal judge bans all future research. How can they do this when you can place a stem cell quantity in a patient and the cells grow and function....This means quadriplegic can have sensation in their limbs after many years of vegetation. Medication is being shared b cause of the cost. People are going into the hospital with one disease and never coming out because while in there they get a foreign virus and it kills them. Where does this all stop? Maybe only the heavens know........ Love Pokie
Friday, August 27, 2010
ALS TDI
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Sunday, August 15, 2010
Tuesday, August 10, 2010
Not Raising Hogs....
A very close friend sent me this today to pass on to you:
Dear Sir:
My friend Bobby, in Missouri, just received a check for $987 from the government for not raising hogs. I want to go into the "Not Raising Hogs" business next year.
What I need to know is, what is the best breed of hogs - not to raise? I want to make sure that I approach this important work in keeping with all government policies. I would prefer not to raise razorbacks, but if that is not a good breed to raise, then I will just as gladly not raise Yorkshire or Durocs. What do you recommend?
As I see it the hardest part of the government program will be keeping an accurate inventory of how many hogs I haven't raised.
My friend Bobby is optimistic about the future of this business. he has been raising hogs for thirty years, and the best he ever made was $392 back in 1994---until he got your check for the $987, for not raising hogs.
If I get $987 for not raising hogs, will I get $1974 for not raising 100 hogs? I plan to start out small, at first, holding myself down to around 5,000 hogs not raised. That should make me about $98,700 for the first year. Then I can afford an airplane.
I have another question. These hos I will not raise will not eat 90,000 bushels of corn. I understand that you have a program that pays farmers not to grow corn. what size payment can I expect for not growing the 90,000 bushels of corn that I won't need to feed to the 5,000 hogs that I am not going to raise?
This estimate of potential income is needed so that I don't exceed the level the president has set--where I become a rich person and my income must be redistributed.
Also I am considering the "Not Milking Cows" business, so send me any information you have on that program.
In view of these plans, you understand that I will be totally unemployed. Therefore, I plan to file for food stamps and unemployment. Can ACORN help me with these applications?
Be assured that you will have my vote in the coming election.
Politically yours.........
Wednesday, August 4, 2010
Making the Most of Everything.....

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being prepared,
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