I'm currently watching Inception with my mother. She has the same opinion as me on Leo and his strange squinty face, but her thoughts on Tom Hardy and JGL are disturbing me. She doesn't like either one of them as much as she should
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I want chicken lasagna & Stevie-time! Stupid too-big country! :(
How is your dad doing, overall? I've been thinking of you and y'all lots but I'm not so good at actually acting on those thoughts and reaching out. I'm trying to work on it.
I miss you too, love. It's okay that you don't act. I get it.
Daddy is mostly okay. He is cancer free, but his radiation treatments are hurting him. A lot. His outside is burnt and raw and his throat is probably the same. He's lost almost fifty pounds because he can't eat. And yesterday he lost his voice completely. He's too tired to work or drive even. After the radiation, because he has pre-cancerous cells on the other side of his face, he has to start chemo.
I think once he is able to eat properly and talk again, he'll start feeling better.
Oh boy. I really feel for you. :-/ *sends you hugs and strong nerves* I mean, I work in a clinic so I know how hard it can be to take care of old people, sick people and people who are old AND sick, but at least I get to go home in the evening and have some time for myself. óò What happened to your father? I hope you don't mind me asking - if you do, just ignore this question.
This may sound weird, but yes I actually do. I love my colleagues who are possibly the nicest persons I know, but I also actually like working with sick or disabled people. My friends don't really understand it, because they think my clinic is like the worst place on earth and yes, I get it. I mean the patients aren't only sick, they're often disabled or mentally ill as well, they look disfigured, their heads are shaved, their faces are distorted and sometimes they cry or they scream or they're in pain a lot. And sometimes they know they're going to die and they don't want to, and sometimes they actually want to die and talk to you about killing themselves. So es it can be pretty horrible at times. But it's also honest and intense and emotional.
I mean, obviously it's sad a lot and there have been moments where I actually cried, because I felt so bad for someone. But we've also shared so many beautiful moments together and sometimes I actually can help someone, even if it's just being there for them and this is one of the best
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I want chicken lasagna & Stevie-time! Stupid too-big country! :(
How is your dad doing, overall? I've been thinking of you and y'all lots but I'm not so good at actually acting on those thoughts and reaching out. I'm trying to work on it.
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Daddy is mostly okay. He is cancer free, but his radiation treatments are hurting him. A lot. His outside is burnt and raw and his throat is probably the same. He's lost almost fifty pounds because he can't eat. And yesterday he lost his voice completely. He's too tired to work or drive even. After the radiation, because he has pre-cancerous cells on the other side of his face, he has to start chemo.
I think once he is able to eat properly and talk again, he'll start feeling better.
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*sends you hugs and strong nerves*
I mean, I work in a clinic so I know how hard it can be to take care of old people, sick people and people who are old AND sick, but at least I get to go home in the evening and have some time for myself. óò
What happened to your father? I hope you don't mind me asking - if you do, just ignore this question.
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I love my colleagues who are possibly the nicest persons I know, but I also actually like working with sick or disabled people.
My friends don't really understand it, because they think my clinic is like the worst place on earth and yes, I get it. I mean the patients aren't only sick, they're often disabled or mentally ill as well, they look disfigured, their heads are shaved, their faces are distorted and sometimes they cry or they scream or they're in pain a lot. And sometimes they know they're going to die and they don't want to, and sometimes they actually want to die and talk to you about killing themselves. So es it can be pretty horrible at times.
But it's also honest and intense and emotional.
I mean, obviously it's sad a lot and there have been moments where I actually cried, because I felt so bad for someone. But we've also shared so many beautiful moments together and sometimes I actually can help someone, even if it's just being there for them and this is one of the best ( ... )
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