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2018-12-24 at 7:56 PM UTC
Originally posted by Loing Or ideally to the Edhi foundation
https://www.donation.edhi.org
How much is it in USD? I will match the donation.
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2018-12-24 at 7:57 PM UTCWhat about the North American Council on Adoptable Children?
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2018-12-24 at 8:19 PM UTC
Originally posted by GGG Hydro doesn't have any friends like I do. I have friends from all over the world. Here's a picture of me with some of them. 20xrp for whoever can spot me.
okay, lol. I literally just ate lunch with the student doctor whom I was his first patient when I had my surgeries here back in May/June. Every time I've been here, he always stops by to see me, and when I was in the ER the last couple times, right before I got admitted, he popped in to see me since he was doing his ER rounds. I've been writing letters to him, and he's written back to me since I left here, when I was in the nursing home. He's a cool dude, and I would say we are friends at this point since student doctors, and doctors in general, don't go out of their way to check in on, write letters back, and take time out of their day to go to lunch with just any old patient they have.
He was telling me his friend with whom he's in the same class with, was on my medical team, and while he had stopped in one day to just do his regular shit, I'd gotten to talking to him about lidocaine, and how it's used IV to control drug resistant seizures in both peds, and adults. THere was a bunch of other shit I'd gone on about, but he'd never knew or heard of that before, so I told him "Okay now, that's your homework. I expect you to at least spend 10minutes and read up a bit on it." The next day I saw the attending, and mentioned him, just saying how I thought he was doing good, and a likable kid. Well, I mentioned his "homework", and he laughed and said "I'm gonna make sure to quiz him next time I see him". Well, apparently, my buddy's friend/schoolmate hadn't checked it out as I'd said to... lol He didn't get into trouble, but he wasn't expecting the doctor to suddenly quiz him on the shit I'd brought up and said was "homework" like that. I thought that was cute, and my friend was telling me what his schoolmate had told him, and it just clicked that he knew who he was talking about.
I enjoy talking medicine with my friend. He was telling me that he really likes his ER rounds, he'd walked into a room just the other day, and a man had been stabbed, and they had him opened up, with his heart just right there, visible, just beating away lol. "It was sooo cool" lmfao. I would think so too. I honestly envy him, but it's cool I did make a friend here, and well... if I ever do have to come back anytime soon, I at least know I got someone who'll visit me, and take me to lunch once in a while.
I've a couple other people here who are patients that I've made friends with, one of which I met when I was here back in May/June. One of my friends I went to school with when I lived around here as a kid is coming to see me tomorrow after he's done with his family shit, and I haven't seen him in 15 years, but we always were tight as kids growing up, and stayed in touch when I moved for all these years.
Honestly, I have more friends than I actually want to have. People are naturally attracted to me, and stick to me. I have the problem of getting into my anti-social phases, and just being reclusive, not responding, or wanting to be around, or talk to people. Even at that, I've got a lot of friends who've stuck it out, and were persistent and patient with me. I'm lucky in that regard.
It boggles my mind with where you get that I have no friends. I guess it's because I do tend to be reclusive, when I lived in the north part of the state, I didn't have a tremendous amount of friends, but I had enough, and kept in contact with the important people in my life during that time. Hell, the friends I do have, the small circle of really important people I trust with my life, those are who I consider family. They stuck by me, helped me, been there for me, and shown me familial love, and I've done the same in return for them. I don't want for friends, family, or people to socialize with, I have more than enough to choose from. -
2018-12-24 at 8:23 PM UTCJeez who cares.
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2018-12-24 at 8:25 PM UTCThe following users say it would be alright if the author of this post didn't die in a fire!
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2018-12-24 at 8:25 PM UTCI am tired of scrolling after climbing so many mountains
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2018-12-24 at 9:33 PM UTC
Originally posted by hydromorphone okay, lol. I literally just ate lunch with the student doctor whom I was his first patient when I had my surgeries here back in May/June. Every time I've been here, he always stops by to see me, and when I was in the ER the last couple times, right before I got admitted, he popped in to see me since he was doing his ER rounds. I've been writing letters to him, and he's written back to me since I left here, when I was in the nursing home. He's a cool dude, and I would say we are friends at this point since student doctors, and doctors in general, don't go out of their way to check in on, write letters back, and take time out of their day to go to lunch with just any old patient they have.
He was telling me his friend with whom he's in the same class with, was on my medical team, and while he had stopped in one day to just do his regular shit, I'd gotten to talking to him about lidocaine, and how it's used IV to control drug resistant seizures in both peds, and adults. THere was a bunch of other shit I'd gone on about, but he'd never knew or heard of that before, so I told him "Okay now, that's your homework. I expect you to at least spend 10minutes and read up a bit on it." The next day I saw the attending, and mentioned him, just saying how I thought he was doing good, and a likable kid. Well, I mentioned his "homework", and he laughed and said "I'm gonna make sure to quiz him next time I see him". Well, apparently, my buddy's friend/schoolmate hadn't checked it out as I'd said to… lol He didn't get into trouble, but he wasn't expecting the doctor to suddenly quiz him on the shit I'd brought up and said was "homework" like that. I thought that was cute, and my friend was telling me what his schoolmate had told him, and it just clicked that he knew who he was talking about.
I enjoy talking medicine with my friend. He was telling me that he really likes his ER rounds, he'd walked into a room just the other day, and a man had been stabbed, and they had him opened up, with his heart just right there, visible, just beating away lol. "It was sooo cool" lmfao. I would think so too. I honestly envy him, but it's cool I did make a friend here, and well… if I ever do have to come back anytime soon, I at least know I got someone who'll visit me, and take me to lunch once in a while.
I've a couple other people here who are patients that I've made friends with, one of which I met when I was here back in May/June. One of my friends I went to school with when I lived around here as a kid is coming to see me tomorrow after he's done with his family shit, and I haven't seen him in 15 years, but we always were tight as kids growing up, and stayed in touch when I moved for all these years.
Honestly, I have more friends than I actually want to have. People are naturally attracted to me, and stick to me. I have the problem of getting into my anti-social phases, and just being reclusive, not responding, or wanting to be around, or talk to people. Even at that, I've got a lot of friends who've stuck it out, and were persistent and patient with me. I'm lucky in that regard.
It boggles my mind with where you get that I have no friends. I guess it's because I do tend to be reclusive, when I lived in the north part of the state, I didn't have a tremendous amount of friends, but I had enough, and kept in contact with the important people in my life during that time. Hell, the friends I do have, the small circle of really important people I trust with my life, those are who I consider family. They stuck by me, helped me, been there for me, and shown me familial love, and I've done the same in return for them. I don't want for friends, family, or people to socialize with, I have more than enough to choose from.
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2018-12-24 at 9:53 PM UTC
Originally posted by GGG It must suck now you can't sell your vagina for income anymore. You might have to get a real job for once if you don't die in the hospital.
I wish I ever could have simply "sold my vagina", I worked as a prostitute, which consisted of my time, and effort being a sexual partner, and sometimes getting into role play of the particular clients tastes. There was a lot of acting involved. I'm still able to work, and I have most of the same clientele, and I'm still just waiting on disability, but I have a lot better chances of getting it now than I did before, and even then I had pretty high chances, it just takes a long time to get approved. Hopefully I will be approved by Feb., or March. What really has hurt me is just all the time off I haven't been able to work. Once I'm discharged from here, and I get into pain management, things will be a lot better. -
2018-12-24 at 10:02 PM UTC
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2018-12-24 at 10:37 PM UTCCoin operated cunt vs warehouse managerThe following users say it would be alright if the author of this post didn't die in a fire!
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2018-12-24 at 10:37 PM UTC§m£ÂgØL that girl on the right is fine. Do you have any more pics of her?
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2018-12-24 at 10:38 PM UTCA battle for the ages
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2018-12-24 at 11:16 PM UTC
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2018-12-25 at 1:05 AM UTC
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2018-12-25 at 1:08 AM UTC
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2018-12-25 at 1:18 AM UTC
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2018-12-25 at 1:23 AM UTC
Originally posted by Narc What hospital is that sweetheart?
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The Johns Hopkins Hospital, East Baltimore Campus (They have The Johns Hopkins Hospital Bayview too which is why I specified).
https://www.hopkinsmedicine.org/the_johns_hopkins_hospital/about/index.html -
2018-12-25 at 1:35 AM UTC
Originally posted by Narc No he'd be the faggot next to him with the pipe.
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What's ironic is, is that I have pics of him wearing one of my dresses back when he visited, and dropped some LSD analog. (AL-LAD?)
I'm goin' for a smoke break before I get my next dose of dillys, and maybe adventure around the hospital a wee bit for shits and giggles. -
2018-12-25 at 2:03 AM UTCJust got handed a shot of fireball for opening a door for a MAN. Tis the season. MEN MEN MENThe following users say it would be alright if the author of this post didn't die in a fire!
