Text 27484, 73 rader
Skriven 2006-04-18 07:56:00 av FRANK SCHEIDT (1:123/140)
     Kommentar till en text av FRANK VEST
Ärende: Benefits of war
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-=> Quoting Frank Vest to Frank Scheidt <=-

 FV> Senility, the aging related loss of mental faculties, is often a
 FV> factor in older people as well. It cause facts to be remembered
 FV> incorrectly and many other problems. Perhaps that is why you are
 FV> having such difficulties?
 
 FS> Thanks for your concern, Frank.  It's interesting that *you* seem
 FS> to think *I* am having difficulties.  Have someone explain that
 FS> to you.  Really!
 
 FV> I did a search for alzheimer's for you. You seem to be having
 FV> difficulty understanding what your problem is. Perhaps this will
 FV> assist you and convince you to finally seek assistance:
 
 FV> "Alzheimer's disease (AD) or senile dementia of Alzheimer's type is a
 FV> neurodegenerative disease which results in a loss of mental functions
 FV> (dementia) due to the deterioration of brain tissue. Its exact
 FV> etiology (cause) is still unknown, but environmental as well as
 FV> genetic factors are thought to contribute."
 
 FS> Oh, I'm *so* glad you showed that sort of initiative.  I presume
 FS> you are at the very early stages of the disease.  Good luck!
 
 FV> I understand that there are meds that can help. If you are not on the
 FV> Medicare Drug Program, perhaps you should consider joining it and
 FV> visiting your physician.
 
 FS> Huh?  Why?  BTW, what did your physician tell you WRT your early
 FS> case??  Hope I hope ... that's hopeful hope ... heh heh heh ...
 
 FS> Are you old enough to be eligible for Medicare?  Does that
 FS> include help for mental illness?  You might want to look into
 FS> that.
 
 FV> Alas, I am not in need. *You*, on the other hand, should seriously
 FV> consider this as I feel certain that you are old enough and the
 FV> assistance would prove of benefit to you and others that have to
 FV> interact with you.
 
 FV> With concern and understanding for your condition,
 
 FS> It isn't *my* condition the rest of us are concerned about, Frank
 FS> ... my sincere sympathies!
 
 FV> Dementia ... so sad for you. I'm sure your family suffers with you.
 
 FV> With my sympathy to you and yours,
 
 FS> I wish you well, though your Alzheimers, or dementia or whatever
 FS> seems to be taking over ... as I said before, those of us in good
 FS> health wish you well ... really ...

 FV> Apparently you are in denial and can not be helped at this time. Best
 FV> wishes to you and yours. I will now leave you to your denial and hope
 FV> that you can overcome before it is too late ... if it isn't too late
 FV> already.

Frank, don't you remember what "denial" means?

 FV> You may consider that you have won ... if you can remember what it is
 FV> that you might be talking about or who you were conversing with.

No, I have not really "won".  What has happened is this:  You 
seem to have forgotten what we were discussing.  That's OK, 
though.  Have a good day, Frank ... [sigh ... and such a nice 
name] ...

... Epitaph:  SHAKESPEARE -- To be or not to be is no longer the question

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