Don't make me laugh.........yet!

[Aaron]

Dannion Brinkley

Hi Ian,

Dannion is quite a trip

Have you sent anything through his websites?

[Doug]

My own experience is there is more.............I do not like the usual orthodox religious practices as they seem more disigned to subjigate than to free. If this co incides with your friends thoughts I would be most grateful to be put in diresct contact. We have much to discuss! I thank you for your contact. Love and light my son........

Well, we aren't best buddies, I got to chat with him for awhile at a Coptic conference here in Tennessee - USA I don't generally see auras that often unless I want to but at the conference there was a plentitude of them which I was noticing left and right... Then when Dannion, who was the closing speaker came to the stage, his aura was Booming 7, 8, 10 feet high! I thought the lights were messed up, there were sound problems too and I laughed to myself, it's his aura dude! get with it!

[Bagpuss]

Unorthodox bike jacket Doug? The mind boggles. Enlighten me, please! I want to get back on my bike for some exercise but not allowed yet. Falling off just does not bear thinking about!! Judging by the intensely positive nature of most here perhaps the jacket incorporates folding Angels wings for a bit of assistance when tired?
I shall have a look at Dannions sites in due course though being a quiet soul, usually, I shall probably just stand back and observe from a safe distance for now. Excuse breveity today. Much to do!
Love & light
Ian

[Bagpuss]

Aaron
Thanks for your reply. Has been very hectic couple of days and am just returning to the fold after some "wilderness" years so haven't had a chance to check Dannions sites yet. An experience awaits!
Love & Light
Ian

[Bagpuss]

Glenn,
Oh the blood tests!!!!! Absolute bain of my life for the last 6 weeks. At one stage they came along for the THIRD tubefull in the same day!! I used what little people skills I was able to muster through gritted teeth to advise that it was my blood and I was keeping it , thank you sooo much! I had a word with my Consultant as I was so fed up. My arms were like second hand dart boards after a month and my veins were not that needle friendly in the 1st place. We "negotiated" tests 48 hourly unless directly authourised by Consultant personally. What was particularly galling was that they lost entirely the blood test that determined whether I could go home.... co-incidence? hmmmm! I wonder.
They nicked a rib and forgot to mention it??? Would you Adam & Eve it ?
Odd here too what they do & don't tell you. They do seem to TRY to let you know what they expect to do in a standard case, but judging by the way the information is imparted they only do what they absolutely have to.
The Hospital I was in deals with all of the by-pass surgery for the s.west peninsular, ie rather a lot! The target turnaround time from arrival to surgery to home is 5 days! You can imagine with around 30 people at various stages of their stay that there is a goodly number of bods post op with chest dressings on display and a slightly smaller number with dressings removed, just pre release. Whilst being a totally squeamish wuss I was pleased to note how neat and tidy the "needlework" was and thought nothing more of it.........until my own dressings were removed..........and I found two wires hanging out of my chest. What the ****!!!! "Oh, that's nothing. You had an irregular beat so they put those in to jump start you more gently than with the big paddles........." Lovely!
Yup I had gut injections but just blood thinner once a day. Scariest thing was they gave ny jab to the guy in the next bed by mistake. Not Clever. Not confidence inspiring.
OK time to be off. Oh the Tickle thing. Living dangerously as ever being lippy with the nurses testing this and that I just muttered indignantly something along the of " Test blood. test ecg, test pressure you'll be wanting a test tickle next!" The look received best described as "withering".
Love and light
Ian

[Sharyn]

Another hello

Just popping by to say a big "Hi" & welcome Ian. Looking forward to reading more of your entertaining posts. So glad to hear that you decided to stay & grace us with your presence a while longer & that you are now on the road to recovery .

Love, Light & Recuperative Blessings to You
Sharyn

[Bagpuss]

Sharyn
Many thanks for your warm welcome. I shall most definately stay awhile. There has been so much effort expended to lay out a veritable smorgasboard of goodies here that it would be rude not dip leap in...........
Love & light
Ian

[Bagpuss]

Doug
Thanks for PM. Replied but cannot see how I check you got it? Gis a clue!
Ian

[Doug]

Don't know either, (but the best clue? a reply! )
Thanks

[Bagpuss]

shakes head at screen...........

Don't know either, (but the best clue? a reply! )
Thanks

Yes Doug, one of my Degrees is in Statements of the Beeping Obvious too
So I have a forum reply but no PM reply, hmmmmmm. As it was a thousand characters or so and I type at the pace of an arthritic snail on Prozac I would hate for it to have got lost in the ether, esp as it contained next weeks winning Lotto numbers..............
Please desist in unclear posts. At the moment and until brain FINALLY clears of op drugs you could give me a piece of paper with PTO on both sides and have me mentally tied up for an hour.

Regards
Cunfused of Cricklewood

[Pamela]

Try this, Ian...

Hi Ian!

Okay...I cannot see your profile page, so that might be part of the problem. Go to your profile page and see where it says "Privacy" up at the top...click on that and you can see where you can edit so that your profile is viewable. Also, you might want to check "User CP" way up at the top of your profile page ( above the place where it says "Forum", My Profile", "Communities", "Privacy" and "Settings") and make sure all the info is correct there. Try that and get back to us, okay, Honey? Let's see what happens then...

MUAH!

Pamela

[Bagpuss]

hard to see through all the tears of laughter, for which I thank you. Clicked , checked, poked, prodded, flashed, arrested.
Worrever.
Just gimme a hug.
I am tired. xxx
but happy, can live with that!

[Aaron]

return receipt

Doug
Thanks for PM. Replied but cannot see how I check you got it? Gis a clue!
Ian

Hi Ian,

When composing a PM, scroll to the very bottom and you'll see some options you can check or uncheck.

One is: Request a read receipt for this message

However, I don't think acknowledgement of it is required as someone could cancel the return receipt.

[Glenn]

Glenn,
Oh the blood tests!!!!! Absolute bain of my life for the last 6 weeks. At one stage they came along for the THIRD tubefull in the same day!! I used what little people skills I was able to muster through gritted teeth to advise that it was my blood and I was keeping it , thank you sooo much! I had a word with my Consultant as I was so fed up. My arms were like second hand dart boards after a month and my veins were not that needle friendly in the 1st place. We "negotiated" tests 48 hourly unless directly authourised by Consultant personally. What was particularly galling was that they lost entirely the blood test that determined whether I could go home.... co-incidence? hmmmm! I wonder.
They nicked a rib and forgot to mention it??? Would you Adam & Eve it ?
Odd here too what they do & don't tell you. They do seem to TRY to let you know what they expect to do in a standard case, but judging by the way the information is imparted they only do what they absolutely have to.
The Hospital I was in deals with all of the by-pass surgery for the s.west peninsular, ie rather a lot! The target turnaround time from arrival to surgery to home is 5 days! You can imagine with around 30 people at various stages of their stay that there is a goodly number of bods post op with chest dressings on display and a slightly smaller number with dressings removed, just pre release. Whilst being a totally squeamish wuss I was pleased to note how neat and tidy the "needlework" was and thought nothing more of it.........until my own dressings were removed..........and I found two wires hanging out of my chest. What the ****!!!! "Oh, that's nothing. You had an irregular beat so they put those in to jump start you more gently than with the big paddles........." Lovely!
Yup I had gut injections but just blood thinner once a day. Scariest thing was they gave ny jab to the guy in the next bed by mistake. Not Clever. Not confidence inspiring.
OK time to be off. Oh the Tickle thing. Living dangerously as ever being lippy with the nurses testing this and that I just muttered indignantly something along the of " Test blood. test ecg, test pressure you'll be wanting a test tickle next!" The look received best described as "withering".
Love and light
Ian

I'm glad we can laugh about our experiences now (or you will be very soon). My gut injections were blood thinner also, but I got them 4x daily. They were better than the blood draws though - I had some real careless vampires at times. I was in for 9 days, had lots of less than savory experiences, and finally told them I'm going home deal with it. Your posts are great - keep 'em coming.

[Bagpuss]

Glenn,
Thank you for the encouragement. As I am "Guided" to speak out the truth I expect the posts will continue. Whether I am guided Angelically or subconsciously is a moot point. I feel sure our Paths will cross on that issue again, quite soon!
Love & LIght
Ian