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This is the hardest post I have ever had to write
"Ginger-lyn" wrote in message
I am ashamed, humiliated, and feel that I have let you all down. You sooooo haven't! The week from the 23rd of December until today was horrible. I don't yet know what happened, nor how, nor why; I just know that it did and it has probably led to the loss of trust in me some of you had, and that breaks my heart more than anything. I went out in the daylight today. The garden is still there, untouched. I could not understand it, as I had seen it totally gone just last night. But there it was. Please, please forgive me for what was apparently an hallucination. I did not mean to mislead you, and I am ashamed that I did so. Hon, you haven't lost our trust. You told us the truth as best you knew it It turned out later to be a hallucination. I thinky ou are very brave for admitting you had an hallucination to us, but there is no need to feel shame or guilt for having one. Its not like you had any control over it. I have talked to a number of people today, from my psychologist, to my RN friend, my pharmacist and others. All believe I either (1) had a very bad reaction to one of my meds, and/or (2) am overmedicated, which is causing bad reactions like tremors and hallucinations. The doctor is young and inexperienced, and things got messed up somehow. Gardens are very personal things and contain things we've grown, nurtured and loved. Its common imagery to talk of a 'garden' that has gone to weed or has been destroyed (just as the Bard) - so its not really a big stretch for you to have 'seen' you garden - your own symbols of beauty hope love and nurture being torn apart nad destoyed, because in Real Life, these things have been ripped from you. I'm glad your RL garden is still there, hon, but clearly you are mourning the things you have loved and have lost, your hopes and dreams being ripped away or surpressed (concreted over) against your will. The symbology is a powerful one and I'll personally come over and smack your therapist if they cant see the recognise the destoyed garden imagery. The last thing I would ever want to do is hurt any of you in any way, and I am so sorry this happened. I hope, in time, you may forgive me; I hope, in time, I may regain your trust again. I can't forgive you because you've committed no crime, no offense, no sin. You have no debt to forgive, therefore I cannot forgive you :-) I do hope, though, that your therapist helps you. Such things are great big DANGER! signs and shouldn't be ignored. Hugs & purrs, Yowie -- If you're paddling upstream in a canoe and a wheel falls off, how many pancakes can you fit in a doghouse? None, icecream doesn't have bones. |
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This is the hardest post I have ever had to write
Ginger-lyn wrote:
I am ashamed, humiliated, and feel that I have let you all down. The week from the 23rd of December until today was horrible. I don't yet know what happened, nor how, nor why; I just know that it did and it has probably led to the loss of trust in me some of you had, and that breaks my heart more than anything. I went out in the daylight today. The garden is still there, untouched. I could not understand it, as I had seen it totally gone just last night. But there it was. Please, please forgive me for what was apparently an hallucination. I did not mean to mislead you, and I am ashamed that I did so. I have talked to a number of people today, from my psychologist, to my RN friend, my pharmacist and others. All believe I either (1) had a very bad reaction to one of my meds, and/or (2) am overmedicated, which is causing bad reactions like tremors and hallucinations. The doctor is young and inexperienced, and things got messed up somehow. The last thing I would ever want to do is hurt any of you in any way, and I am so sorry this happened. I hope, in time, you may forgive me; I hope, in time, I may regain your trust again. Ginger-lyn It was probably a bad reaction to one or a combination of your meds. When I was in the hospital a number of years ago for a hip replacement, one of the meds made me hallucinate -- what a weird experience -- I'll never forget it. That is why today, I'd rather suffer some pain than take too many meds -- I'll stick with acetaminophen. Chemicals can definitely alter body chemistry. Best wishes and purrs that you will regain your heal and have a Happy New Year! MLB |
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This is the hardest post I have ever had to write
There is only one cure. You have to post nude photos of yourself here in
the newsgroup. "Ginger-lyn" wrote in message ... I am ashamed, humiliated, and feel that I have let you all down. The week from the 23rd of December until today was horrible. I don't yet know what happened, nor how, nor why; I just know that it did and it has probably led to the loss of trust in me some of you had, and that breaks my heart more than anything. I went out in the daylight today. The garden is still there, untouched. I could not understand it, as I had seen it totally gone just last night. But there it was. Please, please forgive me for what was apparently an hallucination. I did not mean to mislead you, and I am ashamed that I did so. I have talked to a number of people today, from my psychologist, to my RN friend, my pharmacist and others. All believe I either (1) had a very bad reaction to one of my meds, and/or (2) am overmedicated, which is causing bad reactions like tremors and hallucinations. The doctor is young and inexperienced, and things got messed up somehow. The last thing I would ever want to do is hurt any of you in any way, and I am so sorry this happened. I hope, in time, you may forgive me; I hope, in time, I may regain your trust again. Ginger-lyn |
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This is the hardest post I have ever had to write
Read carefully what everyone has written. Realize that nobody is blaming
you for having a bad reaction to your medications. It could happen to anyone. Just be glad your garden, and your friends, are still there, and work toward a full recovery. -- Joy Happy New Year! "Ginger-lyn" wrote in message ... I am ashamed, humiliated, and feel that I have let you all down. The week from the 23rd of December until today was horrible. I don't yet know what happened, nor how, nor why; I just know that it did and it has probably led to the loss of trust in me some of you had, and that breaks my heart more than anything. I went out in the daylight today. The garden is still there, untouched. I could not understand it, as I had seen it totally gone just last night. But there it was. Please, please forgive me for what was apparently an hallucination. I did not mean to mislead you, and I am ashamed that I did so. I have talked to a number of people today, from my psychologist, to my RN friend, my pharmacist and others. All believe I either (1) had a very bad reaction to one of my meds, and/or (2) am overmedicated, which is causing bad reactions like tremors and hallucinations. The doctor is young and inexperienced, and things got messed up somehow. The last thing I would ever want to do is hurt any of you in any way, and I am so sorry this happened. I hope, in time, you may forgive me; I hope, in time, I may regain your trust again. Ginger-lyn |
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This is the hardest post I have ever had to write
Ginger-lyn wrote:
I am ashamed, humiliated, and feel that I have let you all down. The week from the 23rd of December until today was horrible. I don't yet know what happened, nor how, nor why; I just know that it did and it has probably led to the loss of trust in me some of you had, and that breaks my heart more than anything. I went out in the daylight today. The garden is still there, untouched. I could not understand it, as I had seen it totally gone just last night. But there it was. Please, please forgive me for what was apparently an hallucination. I did not mean to mislead you, and I am ashamed that I did so. I have talked to a number of people today, from my psychologist, to my RN friend, my pharmacist and others. All believe I either (1) had a very bad reaction to one of my meds, and/or (2) am overmedicated, which is causing bad reactions like tremors and hallucinations. The doctor is young and inexperienced, and things got messed up somehow. The last thing I would ever want to do is hurt any of you in any way, and I am so sorry this happened. I hope, in time, you may forgive me; I hope, in time, I may regain your trust again. Ginger-lyn You have no need to feel ashamed for anything, nobody gets ill on purpose, sending lots of purrs for you to get better. Don't forget that there are people that love you. -- Adrian (Owned by Snoopy, Bagheera & Shadow) Cats leave pawprints on your heart http://community.webshots.com/user/clowderuk |
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This is the hardest post I have ever had to write
Well said and, this is after all, the point.
"Joy" wrote in message ... Read carefully what everyone has written. Realize that nobody is blaming you for having a bad reaction to your medications. It could happen to anyone. Just be glad your garden, and your friends, are still there, and work toward a full recovery. -- Joy Happy New Year! "Ginger-lyn" wrote in message ... I am ashamed, humiliated, and feel that I have let you all down. The week from the 23rd of December until today was horrible. I don't yet know what happened, nor how, nor why; I just know that it did and it has probably led to the loss of trust in me some of you had, and that breaks my heart more than anything. I went out in the daylight today. The garden is still there, untouched. I could not understand it, as I had seen it totally gone just last night. But there it was. Please, please forgive me for what was apparently an hallucination. I did not mean to mislead you, and I am ashamed that I did so. I have talked to a number of people today, from my psychologist, to my RN friend, my pharmacist and others. All believe I either (1) had a very bad reaction to one of my meds, and/or (2) am overmedicated, which is causing bad reactions like tremors and hallucinations. The doctor is young and inexperienced, and things got messed up somehow. The last thing I would ever want to do is hurt any of you in any way, and I am so sorry this happened. I hope, in time, you may forgive me; I hope, in time, I may regain your trust again. Ginger-lyn |
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This is the hardest post I have ever had to write
I think it's a happy post :-) You still have your garden, isn't that great ?
How's your blood pressure ? A very high blood pressure can cause strange phenomena too. Nanny "Ginger-lyn" schreef in bericht ... I am ashamed, humiliated, and feel that I have let you all down. The week from the 23rd of December until today was horrible. I don't yet know what happened, nor how, nor why; I just know that it did and it has probably led to the loss of trust in me some of you had, and that breaks my heart more than anything. I went out in the daylight today. The garden is still there, untouched. I could not understand it, as I had seen it totally gone just last night. But there it was. Please, please forgive me for what was apparently an hallucination. I did not mean to mislead you, and I am ashamed that I did so. I have talked to a number of people today, from my psychologist, to my RN friend, my pharmacist and others. All believe I either (1) had a very bad reaction to one of my meds, and/or (2) am overmedicated, which is causing bad reactions like tremors and hallucinations. The doctor is young and inexperienced, and things got messed up somehow. The last thing I would ever want to do is hurt any of you in any way, and I am so sorry this happened. I hope, in time, you may forgive me; I hope, in time, I may regain your trust again. Ginger-lyn |
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This is the hardest post I have ever had to write
On Dec 30, 10:03�pm, "Granby" wrote:
Ginger Lyn, I missed what you are talking about but I know this, in process of adjusting meds stuff can happen. �You have no need to feel as you are now. �This isn't something you did to hurt or harm. �Try to relax, breath deeply and know that we understand that things happen. �Continue seeing those who can help you and love yourself as we all do."Cheryl" wrote in message ... Ginger-lyn, I have no idea what led up to this and wouldnt normally reply but you seem to need help. �What was supposed to happen with the garden? "Ginger-lyn" wrote in message . .. I am ashamed, humiliated, and feel that I have let you all down. The week from the 23rd of December until today was horrible. �I don't yet know what happened, nor how, nor why; I just know that it did and it has probably led to the loss of trust in me some of you had, and that breaks my heart more than anything. I went out in the daylight today. �The garden is still there, untouched. I could not understand it, as I had seen it totally gone just last night. But there it was. Please, please forgive me for what was apparently an hallucination. �I did not mean to mislead you, and I am ashamed that I did so. I have talked to a number of people today, from my psychologist, to my RN friend, my pharmacist and others. �All believe I either (1) had a very bad reaction to one of my meds, and/or (2) am overmedicated, which is causing bad reactions like tremors and hallucinations. �The doctor is young and inexperienced, and things got messed up somehow. �The last thing I would ever want to do is hurt any of you in any way, and I am so sorry this happened. �I hope, in time, you may forgive me; I hope, in time, I may regain your trust again. And on top of that you're having many many issues that basically form the foundation of what you can give everyone else in your charge. �Hellava load to bear. Ginger-lyn- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - =========================================== I agree with the others you are not responsible for prescription related hallucinations. Relax, pet a kitty. Suz&Spicey |
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This is the hardest post I have ever had to write
"Ginger-lyn" wrote in message ... I am ashamed, humiliated, and feel that I have let you all down. The week from the 23rd of December until today was horrible. I don't yet know what happened, nor how, nor why; I just know that it did and it has probably led to the loss of trust in me some of you had, and that breaks my heart more than anything. I went out in the daylight today. The garden is still there, untouched. I could not understand it, as I had seen it totally gone just last night. But there it was. Please, please forgive me for what was apparently an hallucination. I did not mean to mislead you, and I am ashamed that I did so. I have talked to a number of people today, from my psychologist, to my RN friend, my pharmacist and others. All believe I either (1) had a very bad reaction to one of my meds, and/or (2) am overmedicated, which is causing bad reactions like tremors and hallucinations. The doctor is young and inexperienced, and things got messed up somehow. The last thing I would ever want to do is hurt any of you in any way, and I am so sorry this happened. I hope, in time, you may forgive me; I hope, in time, I may regain your trust again. Ginger-lyn Ginger-lyn, nothing to forgive. I just send you purrs and prayers that things (finally) get easier soon. -- Theresa and Dante drtmuirATearthlink.net Stinky Forever: http://community.webshots.com/album/125591586JWEFwh |
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This is the hardest post I have ever had to write
On Tue, 30 Dec 2008 21:27:56 -0500, Ginger-lyn
wrote: I am ashamed, humiliated, and feel that I have let you all down. The week from the 23rd of December until today was horrible. I don't yet know what happened, nor how, nor why; I just know that it did and it has probably led to the loss of trust in me some of you had, and that breaks my heart more than anything. I went out in the daylight today. The garden is still there, untouched. I could not understand it, as I had seen it totally gone just last night. But there it was. Please, please forgive me for what was apparently an hallucination. I did not mean to mislead you, and I am ashamed that I did so. I have talked to a number of people today, from my psychologist, to my RN friend, my pharmacist and others. All believe I either (1) had a very bad reaction to one of my meds, and/or (2) am overmedicated, which is causing bad reactions like tremors and hallucinations. The doctor is young and inexperienced, and things got messed up somehow. The last thing I would ever want to do is hurt any of you in any way, and I am so sorry this happened. I hope, in time, you may forgive me; I hope, in time, I may regain your trust again. Sweety, you haven't let anyone down. I'm just glad that your garden is still there to make you happy! And I'm sorry you had such a terrible experience, even if it WAS just in your head. I hope they can get your medications sorted out asap! |
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