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Herrick
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TITCH lying doctors who order treatment for a patient just to make further treatment easier for doctors to administer. Not caring that it is only for the convenience of doctors, not for the patient.
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tessaB
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TICTH teeth and everything associated with them!
They hurt coming and going and cost you a small fortune in between
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eating chocolate to the glory of God
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Dark Knight
Super Zero
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TICTH this moron, who will be running as the candidate for our card carrying rednecks at the upcoming federal election.
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You don't know what I done, what it was, who I lost, or what it cost me - A B Original: I C U
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![[Killing me]](graemlins/killingme.gif) Were she and Sarah Palin separated at birth?
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Is she real? Sometimes you don't know whether to or ![[Waterworks]](graemlins/bawling.gif)
Anyway ...TICTH whoever thought this was a good idea. And whoever gave them a prize for it - I can see the point about not censoring anyone, but surely you don't have to encourage them?
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TICTH whoever the fuck (city?county?state?)is digging up the road in front of my house and have landlocked me for the day. First indication any roadwork was planned? Small signs put up at 5pm yesterday none of which said the entire road was to be shut down! And they started work at 630am!
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Anglo Catholic Relict
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There has to be a special circle of hell especially for this one:
http://www.bethelsozo.org.uk/
1.5 - 2 hours interacting with Father, Son and Holy Spirit to enable you to fulfill your destiny, at a suggested fee of £30.
For which you have to sign a disclaimer first, just in case it causes any kind of harm.
Coming to a church near you!!!
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Dark Knight
Super Zero
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Originally posted by PeteC:
Were she and Sarah Palin separated at birth?
Fair question, Pete. But surely even Palin isn't this dumb? I'm willing to be corrected.
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Mad Cat
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TICTH pride, which has been helping me find things to be angry about for the last hour.
....see, people just shouldn't be wrong. They just shouldn't, and especially they shouldn't be wrong when I've told them how to be right but they haven't listened because they've chosen to overlook my extensive and highly specialised professional experience.
Twats.
![[Help]](graemlins/help.gif) and also
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quote:
Originally posted by Dark Knight:
quote:
Originally posted by PeteC:
Were she and Sarah Palin separated at birth?
Fair question, Pete. But surely even Palin isn't this dumb? I'm willing to be corrected.
I'm so happy that you guys have one, too!
and yes. she's that stupid.
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Originally spoken OUT LOUD by my former governor:
''So we discussed what was going on in Africa. And never, ever did I talk about, Well, gee, is it a country or is it a continent, I just don't know about this issue.''
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"It's hard to be religious when certain people are never incinerated by bolts of lightning.” -Calvin
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luvanddaisies
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Sioni Sais
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Would you like me to create a thread to enable you guys to continue the Banister/Palin comparisons?
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Mad Cat
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.......aaAND ALSO ......
..... ICTH my lack of charity which means I have failed to forgive my friend for dissing my 40th birthday.
My failure resulted in said friend standing this evening giving me a long, long string of excuses for missing another v. important event, The Big Guy's wedding, on Saturday. I thought he would stop when I said: "Oh well, it's a shame...." but he went on.
And on, and on and on.
So for one thing, he really didn't need to give *me * any excuses for not being there. For another thing, I wasn't going to say: well, it doesn't matter, it's okay, because it did fuckin matter. This is The Big Guy. You missed his wedding. Not okay. I didn't want to hear the excuses. I was angry with him.
Because you see, he dissed my 40th, which took place fewer than five miles from his house. He got in from work and was, I quote, 'tired'. This left me sitting under a helium balloon I bought myself, in a room I'd booked because people had said they would come, with more sausage rolls than you can possibly imagine. I felt hurt and embarassed.
So how, if he couldn't manage to show up for an hour to eat one of my sausage rolls, can he be expected to abandon the family (as if they have no-one else) and take a flight to be there for The Big Guy?
Must be more charitable. Must forgive. I fed the sausage rolls to some students. He wasn't the only one who didn't turn up. We had a blast at The Big Guy's wedding.
I should lighten up and he should get a life.
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.....ananotherthing...
I should feel EMPOWERED that I bought my own helium balloon, not self-pitying....
....because I could then entirely legitimately honk the helium and make my flatmate laugh with my squeaky helium voice, because I BOUGHT that helium bitch. It's MAIINE.
<squeaky helium voice> Bah! Begone self-pity!
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Dark Knight
Super Zero
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Originally posted by Sioni Sais:
Would you like me to create a thread to enable you guys to continue the Banister/Palin comparisons?
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Sorry, Sioni. I didn't mean to clutter up TICTH. I guess a separate thread might be fun, or soul-destroying, depending on how invested one is in politics and the knuckle-walkers who represent us.
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Kelly Alves
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Originally posted by Mad Cat:
.....ananotherthing...
I should feel EMPOWERED that I bought my own helium balloon, not self-pitying....
....because I could then entirely legitimately honk the helium and make my flatmate laugh with my squeaky helium voice, because I BOUGHT that helium bitch. It's MAIINE.
<squeaky helium voice> Bah! Begone self-pity!
How much helium have you had?
TICTH essays, deadlines, writer's block and the fuckin' Ship, which keeps luring me away.
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Jesus loves me, this I know” of they don’t believe “Kelly loves me, this I know.”
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TICH restless, broken, scanty sleep - and its mate, poleaxing daytime tiredness.
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quote:
Originally posted by Mad Cat:
.......aaAND ALSO ......
..... ICTH my lack of charity which means I have failed to forgive my friend for dissing my 40th birthday.
My failure resulted in said friend standing this evening giving me a long, long string of excuses for missing another v. important event, The Big Guy's wedding, on Saturday. I thought he would stop when I said: "Oh well, it's a shame...." but he went on.
And on, and on and on.
In the spirit of the staircase, I would have said "Oh don't worry, I don't think anyone noticed you weren't there."
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Originally posted by Kelly Alves:
TICTH essays, deadlines, writer's block and the fuckin' Ship, which keeps luring me away.
You know that if you consign the entire Ship to Hell you'll be spending even more time here seeing what's happening.
And can I weakly CTH solicitors, boxes, backache and soil stacks? TYVM
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This is probably really selfish, but I am tired and fed up so I am going to moan anyway. I got a grand total of two hours sleep the other night and it's not making the crisis easier to deal with. So here's my petty vent:
My flatmate's mum just died. Mostly people have been really helpful and there's a steady stream of consolers around the place. It's awesome they're there. Really. I mean it. She's not safe to be left alone and I have to go to work in the day. But… why does every single bloody comforter who comes round here bring sweets with them? The place is rapidly disappearing under the European sugar mountain. And it's all they ever turn up with.
I know they mean really well, but would it be so much to ask for someone think of doing the thing that's actually *useful*?
People, I know you have the best intentions, but here's the thing: she's miserable and in shock and she doesn't want to eat. Unless someone sits her down with a plate of something tasty, nutritious and easily swallowed (i.e. the stuff that I keep magically managing to produce out of the motley collection of ingredients still left in our kitchen until I get the time to go that supermarket place I have vague memories of and buy some more) she doesn't eat anything. She needs rice and vegetables so she doesn't get rickets, not bloody finest Belgian chocolate-coated fairies' wings. I know it's really nice of you, but if this carries on all she's going to eat all day is three chocolate biscuits and then I'm going to end up taking her to hospital with malnutrition on top of everything else she's dealing with.
In the name of pity, could someone please stop bringing bloody confectionery and just turn up round our place with some actual FOOD?
Also it's really nice of you to make cups of tea for everyone, but would it be so much to ask one of you to think of washing up the three million cups it creates? The kitchen looks like a bloody warzone when you leave. (I know, I'm there to do it, and I'm being selfish bla bla but when the bereaved only gets two hours sleep I only get two hours sleep as well and having to do something about the state of the kitchen last night was one thing too much. And I suspect that when I get in tonight it will all be labour lost and there will once again be a myriad of teacups littering all our kitchen counters.)
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Pigwidgeon
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TICTH airline delays, airline "food," airline check-in queues. Maybe I should just CTH airlines.
(Finally home -- I think I'll try swimming across the Atlantic next time. It would probably take less time.)
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L** D***.
You lie in your literature, you lie on Facebook, you lie and are rude and obnoxious in person for no reason, you're partisan and negative, you turn up for events late and pretend you were there the whole time (and get away with it), you court the Tory vote and you aren't really liberal.
Just fuck off, you're useless and a waste of time. FUCKSTAINS.
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“You cannot buy the revolution. You cannot make the revolution. You can only be the revolution. It is in your spirit, or it is nowhere.” Ursula K. Le Guin, The Dispossessed
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Mrs Shrew
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Fuck off NHS, really just fuck right off.
In what stupid fucking arshole shitty world is it in any way right that raising a concern about care in a hospital should make the situation motherfucking worse. And you, Patient Advice and Liason Service - what sodding good are you to us if instead of advising me to hold the complaint until he is released (as appearently this always sodding bloody fucking happens) you jsut blithely pass it on to the corporate wankers to deal with.
Care?
May you all see your loved one treated abominably and feel the special sense of powerlessness in the face of intitutional incompetence and heartlessness and individuals who care not a jot for those entrusted to them.
Gits.
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"The goal of life is not to make other people in your own image, it is to understand that they, too, are in God's image" (Orfeo)
Was "mummyfrances".
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Mrs Shrew
I feel for you. Yes, PALS are useless wankers (at best) and seem entirely made up of individuals with no imagination, empathy or common sense.
Get ready, though: in the UK, unless the patient has had surgery or an invasive treatment that has gone awry there is no legal redress unless you can prove that lousy treatment has directly caused death.
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You could rivet the hospital's attention to the matter by either contacting the CQC or raising a safeguarding concern re institutional abuse.
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All political thinking for years past has been vitiated in the same way. People can foresee the future only when it coincides with their own wishes, and the most grossly obvious facts can be ignored when they are unwelcome. George Orwell
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Gill H
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TICTH people who, on being introduced to me and learning I don't have children, think it is appropriate to ask me why. And then whether I've thought of surrogacy or adoption.
Great BBQ conversation...
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Tell 'em to eff off. Me and the Boss decided to not have rugrats, so when asked, we say that we can't. Well, *I* can't, so if she does, it won't be mine lol
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TICTH -- Leadless paint .
They've took the lead out of paint , so NO missis, the lettering on you loved one's memorial will not freakin well last a life-time.
Yes, we know you don't see many children gnawing the paint off tombstones , you try telling that to Elton-safety !
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Originally posted by Gill H:
TICTH people who, on being introduced to me and learning I don't have children, think it is appropriate to ask me why. And then whether I've thought of surrogacy or adoption.
And in that vein, may I also CTH the blithering idiot reporter who started a supposedly serious report on childless-by-choice people by showing a woman lounging in a spa while a white-clad minion massaged her (self-absorbed child-free) tootsies. Because y'know the only reason people choose not to have kids is so they have the time and money to force others to kneel before them and pare their calluses.
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Yangtze
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Following an earlier vein, TITCH people who portray being a woman being single & childless/free as always a choice she's made rather than she'd love to have met someone & had children but life didn't work out that way.
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Evensong
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TICTH My mother.
(Although she hung up on me for the first time ever tonight so perhaps we're making progress.)
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Lord Jestocost
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Originally posted by Yangtze:
Following an earlier vein, TITCH people who portray being a woman being single & childless/free as always a choice she's made rather than she'd love to have met someone & had children but life didn't work out that way.
Men get it too. Equally hellworthy.
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Ariel
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TICTH railway intransigence.
I have to change at one station. Sometimes I'm late getting there, but the connection usually waits for the late-running train, so no problem.
Until last week when for some reason they started letting the late-running one come in at the far end of the platform while the connection waited at the other end. This now means a frantic sprint out of one train down to the other end of the platform in the remaining seconds to try to board the connection, if it isn't already pulling out.
I complained to the train company about this and was told that it has to leave on time - fair enough, but what it actually does is sit in a bloody siding for several minutes until the late-running train has got its act together and sauntered off. So both are still late. Which they would have been anyway.
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TICTH the arsehole who was cleaning his gutters and didn't check that anyone was walking past before chucking a whole pile of wet mouldering leaves down hitting me on the face therefore requiring a bath and new set of clothes.
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Originally posted by chive:
TICTH the arsehole who was cleaning his gutters and didn't check that anyone was walking past before chucking a whole pile of wet mouldering leaves down hitting me on the face therefore requiring a bath and new set of clothes.
I'm sorry this happened to you and I'm well aware of what a horrible person I am, but this mental image made my day!
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"It's hard to be religious when certain people are never incinerated by bolts of lightning.” -Calvin
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Kelly Alves
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TICTH joke-pissers. I was trying to be friendly, asshole, but I guess your need to show how much smarter than me you are outweighed that. Remind me never to try to connect with you again.
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I cannot expect people to believe “
Jesus loves me, this I know” of they don’t believe “Kelly loves me, this I know.”
Kelly Alves, somewhere around 2003.
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Leorning Cniht
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Originally posted by Kelly Alves:
TICTH joke-pissers.
Is that a Kelly special, or an established usage? All that "joke-pisser" suggests to me is comedy urination - perhaps college kids urinating in someone's car as a prank - and I suspect that that's not quite what you mean.
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Kelly Alves
Bunny with an axe
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? I don't think I made it up, but it's when you tell a mild joke in public and someone loudly picks it apart in a ridiculously petty way. Not an offensive or mean joke, understand, just a mild one. It's a way of letting someone know they shouldn't be sitting at the same lunch table as the Cool Kids.
I guess it stung extra hard because I encountered this directly after having a fantastic conversation with two of the genuinely coolest women I have ever met, and I didn't like someone harshing my mellow with their faux cool.
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I cannot expect people to believe “
Jesus loves me, this I know” of they don’t believe “Kelly loves me, this I know.”
Kelly Alves, somewhere around 2003.
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Anglo Catholic Relict
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TICTH the doctor I met yesterday morning. It took me weeks to gather the courage to go and say that my former Vicar behaved appallingly towards me for six months and drove me to a nervous breakdown, and very close to s ... erm, despair. Closer than anyone should ever go, and I am still there.
She said that is nothing to do with her, and to grow a thicker skin and not be so sensitive. I said I am not sensitive, I am chronically abused and therefore vulnerable to abuse. I think she is unfamiliar with the concept.
Pretty much the same as the Church, to be honest. If I have a problem being driven half mad, then it is my problem for being half mad. I don't want anyone to lose their job, or anything drastic like that. I only want to be seen as hurt, rather than as a threat.
Anyone I have told, who does not give a damn, I recommend to turn up their central heating and wear an extra jumper; best get used to it nice and early.
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Originally posted by Anglo Catholic Relict:
TICTH the doctor I met yesterday morning. It took me weeks to gather the courage to go and say that my former Vicar behaved appallingly towards me for six months and drove me to a nervous breakdown, and very close to s ... erm, despair. Closer than anyone should ever go, and I am still there.
She said that is nothing to do with her, and to grow a thicker skin and not be so sensitive. I said I am not sensitive, I am chronically abused and therefore vulnerable to abuse. I think she is unfamiliar with the concept.
Change your doctor, and report her to the practice manager while your at it!!
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TICTH vitamin counterfeiters. Which is apparently a thing. Which is why I've been breaking out in hives shortly after I took my vitamins. Which is why I am currently not feeling well because these vitamins were compensating for the fact my body's not absorbing nutrients very well and now I'm fucked (and not in the fun, spanky way) because before I started taking them I was running on a very small number of spoons.
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Yangtze
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I'm on a roll. TITICH people who think their time is way way more valuable than yours. So when you turn up for a pre-arranged meeting they say they now can't do it properly because something else has come up for them. Fair enough. But shit, you could have called or texted before I wasted my time traipsing down to meet you and then hanging on while you 'just finish something really urgent'.
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Sometimes I wonder What's for Afters?
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Herrick
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TICTH fear. My fear. Tomorrow I am going to have a general anaesthetic. I have two before and each time I feel panicked just before it is to be administered. It has been the most fearful and most powerless of experiences I've had. I hate that feeling. ![[Ultra confused]](graemlins/confused2.gif)
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I see a wild civility
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TICTH small-minded petty people who have nothing better to do than speculate on my private life. If you want to know what's going on with me come ask me. I live a fairly public life and am not hiding any deep dark dirty little secrets...
Oh screw it, as the song says, "Everybody dies famous in a small town."
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Anglican't
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TICTH: The job application website for the Corporation of the City of London. For an organisation which is rolling in money and (if you believe paranoid left-wingers) has its tentacles in every nook and cranny of central government, it has a really crappy jobs website which seems to crash constantly. Just managing to find the job advert and fill in the application form is a massive achievement.
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Anglo Catholic Relict
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TICTH fear. My fear. Tomorrow I am going to have a general anaesthetic. I have two before and each time I feel panicked just before it is to be administered. It has been the most fearful and most powerless of experiences I've had. I hate that feeling.
I am sorry to hear that. Did you try telling the anaesthetist, to get some help with this?
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TICTH the doctor I met yesterday morning. It took me weeks to gather the courage to go and say that my former Vicar behaved appallingly towards me for six months and drove me to a nervous breakdown, and very close to s ... erm, despair. Closer than anyone should ever go, and I am still there.
She said that is nothing to do with her, and to grow a thicker skin and not be so sensitive. I said I am not sensitive, I am chronically abused and therefore vulnerable to abuse. I think she is unfamiliar with the concept.
Change your doctor, and report her to the practice manager while your at it!!
If it were my daughter this had happened to, I would.
Because it is me, I am too afraid. It has been open season on me for so long I have no idea where safety is to be found any more.
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