Printable View
Do you know what this has nothing to do with Grenfell Tower which still dominates the headlines here and rightfully so. Many of the residents have still not been rehoused. Take your disdain for those living on council estates and your insistence that people are disabled because of lifestyle choices and start a new thread.
Fuckin ell, how bad were your life choices to get cancer?!
Mine just made me loose my hair and put on a bit of weight.
Seems like there is dispute about the numbers
"Newly formed Grenfell Tower residents’ groups have begun several parallel investigative attempts to compile lists of the victims and survivors of the London fire disaster, amid ongoing concern that the police and council have been slow to release information about the death toll.
Sajad Jamalvatan, a biomedical engineering student who lived on the third floor of the block, has established a Whatsapp community of 86 families who escaped from the block, calling the group Grenfell United. From conversations with these residents over the past fortnight he is sceptical about the police death toll of 79 and believes that the actual number is likely to be above 120...."
https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/...-and-survivors
I thought the scans said you were clear ?Quote:
Originally Posted by Gandalf
Infliximab and running 30 mins per day is my advice.
You get disability forced on you over there??
Over on this side it's a pretty tedious process, as it probably should be, given the amount of Social Security fraud going on nowadays. Cancer survivors are normally not given disability benefits. It has to be a debilitating condition which does not allow you to work.
Ah yes....behold berating a cancer survivor for not being empathetic enough to the plight of the poor.Quote:
Originally Posted by Beanz
I bet the view is great from THAT moral high ground :-\
Nice Lyle. I may be mistaken, but I thought that Miles didn't have chemo or drugs or any other treatment because what he thought might be cancer turned out not to be. Despite that I can remember telling you and Brock to lay off him a while back. I am not taking the moral high ground at all, there are other posters here with AS and I can assure it is incredibly painful every day but I am quite aware it is not cancer. They prescribed my NSAIDS to take and morphine patches to wear but I no longer use them because they make it hard to work. The disabled and the poor are often the same group and you just sound like a heartless bastard all thru this thread. In this country there are numerous cases of people being diagnosed with terminal cancer and then being found fit for work by private American companies insisting they are fit to work. Many, many of them dies within days of being found fit to work. That is why your politics stink. Narrow minded thinking in which money trumps decent values costs lives. Those poor people from Grenfell are dead because profit won over decency.Quote:
Originally Posted by El KabongAh yes....behold berating a cancer survivor for not being empathetic enough to the plight of the poor.Quote:
Originally Posted by Beanz
I bet the view is great from THAT moral high ground :-\
You might want to save those words for someone who is going to bother reading them or responding to them....I've told you already I'm NOT conversing with you anymore. So you take your butthurt and you go elsewhere ok? Ok buh-bye
There are levels of severity to all illnesses/conditions. Just because your mate said his voodoo works a treat doesn't mean it's gonna make a jot of difference to some cunt diagnosed with the "same" condition that permanently needs a walking stick(s) to maintain balance, a mechanical bed to be able to lay down and get up, bathroom aids to use a toilet and sink, home conversions and an inabilty to lift a kettle, butter bread or turn a tap on until their prescription medications have kicked in.Quote:
Originally Posted by Gandalf
If you want to know what it's like for some raspberry's with ankylosing spondylitis - When you wake up in the morning, instead of going to work, stay in bed, piss and shit yourself then lay there for 6 hours, have about a hundred goes at rolling out the bed until you finally achieve it, hopefully not breaking your wrist or dislocating a shoulder from the fall, then lie on the floor for another 6 hours praying you had a gun to end the torture because you're so pathetic you can't drag yourself upright.
Then the next morning - piss yourself whilst walking to the toilet and see how happy/relieved you feel at not having to experience the horror of yesterday.
And remember you're doing all this without constantly being in agnonsing, paralysing, pain.
Who would be stupid enough to follow the evil advice of US insurance squads? That some stupid shir right there.Quote:
Originally Posted by BeanzNice Lyle. I may be mistaken, but I thought that Miles didn't have chemo or drugs or any other treatment because what he thought might be cancer turned out not to be. Despite that I can remember telling you and Brock to lay off him a while back. I am not taking the moral high ground at all, there are other posters here with AS and I can assure it is incredibly painful every day but I am quite aware it is not cancer. They prescribed my NSAIDS to take and morphine patches to wear but I no longer use them because they make it hard to work. The disabled and the poor are often the same group and you just sound like a heartless bastard all thru this thread. In this country there are numerous cases of people being diagnosed with terminal cancer and then being found fit for work by private American companies insisting they are fit to work. Many, many of them dies within days of being found fit to work. That is why your politics stink. Narrow minded thinking in which money trumps decent values costs lives. Those poor people from Grenfell are dead because profit won over decency.Quote:
Originally Posted by El KabongAh yes....behold berating a cancer survivor for not being empathetic enough to the plight of the poor.Quote:
Originally Posted by Beanz
I bet the view is great from THAT moral high ground :-\
Maybe brockton will take the time to read and respond to your posts....not me, I no longer care what you have to say
The British Government. Cost me my job and many other people their lives.Quote:
Originally Posted by brocktonblockbustWho would be stupid enough to follow the evil advice of US insurance squads? That some stupid shir right there.Quote:
Originally Posted by BeanzNice Lyle. I may be mistaken, but I thought that Miles didn't have chemo or drugs or any other treatment because what he thought might be cancer turned out not to be. Despite that I can remember telling you and Brock to lay off him a while back. I am not taking the moral high ground at all, there are other posters here with AS and I can assure it is incredibly painful every day but I am quite aware it is not cancer. They prescribed my NSAIDS to take and morphine patches to wear but I no longer use them because they make it hard to work. The disabled and the poor are often the same group and you just sound like a heartless bastard all thru this thread. In this country there are numerous cases of people being diagnosed with terminal cancer and then being found fit for work by private American companies insisting they are fit to work. Many, many of them dies within days of being found fit to work. That is why your politics stink. Narrow minded thinking in which money trumps decent values costs lives. Those poor people from Grenfell are dead because profit won over decency.Quote:
Originally Posted by El KabongAh yes....behold berating a cancer survivor for not being empathetic enough to the plight of the poor.Quote:
Originally Posted by Beanz
I bet the view is great from THAT moral high ground :-\
Ok. Thanks Lyle.Quote:
Originally Posted by El Kabong
Was really hanging out for a reply from you there. My day seems incomplete now. You are like the missing roughage in a constipated person's diet. You may taste like shit but you sure are good for us. Your bible thumping bit where you went all Moses, was that not conversing then, you know the
"Behold, berating a cancer survivor for not being empathtic enough to the plight of the poor"
bit
or the bit about Brockton responding to my posts
Was that not just a teensy ikkle bit like conversing ? ;D
Why don't you all stand back take 5 and pop into the "amazing incident" thread and marvel at the goat video