Jimmy Buffett discussion
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Brown Eyed Girl wrote:(((((((Citcat and Glenn)))))))
You both honor your children's memories by continuing to bring joy and love to all those who know you, in spite of suffering the worst possible loss.
well said Kat!!!!
bless your husband. You're right - the VA S U C K S when it comes to treatment for ALL vets!!!! I've heard of several Nam vets denined HCV treatment thru the VA because they had to prove they got it when they were enlisted and that they received jetgun injections.fabduo wrote:First was 9/11 I live on Long Island near Grabreski Airport (military stuff there) and all night all we could hear were planes & helicopters flying over us and all I could do was lay in bed & cry with fear
Second-2002 -the day after Labor day -my very happy, easy going husband snapped & tried to do away with himself -thank god I work from home and was able to get help asap -this all happened without any notice. I am told that it is PTSS from the Vietnam War and our gov. does not agree. He is okay now with the help of meds & drs (even though due to the meds he is not the same person), but I still live in fear every single day that it can happen again and this is why I enjoy my Jimmy time!!! I need it to deal with this fear!!! I still don't forgive our gov for what they did to my husband and they still treat the Vietnam Vets like crap!(as I cry typing this -I need some Patron)
I commend their ability even to get out of bed each day.flipflopgirl wrote:Brown Eyed Girl wrote:(((((((Citcat and Glenn)))))))
You both honor your children's memories by continuing to bring joy and love to all those who know you, in spite of suffering the worst possible loss.
(((((((((((((((Citcat and Glenn)))))))))))))))))
fabduo wrote:First was 9/11 I live on Long Island near Grabreski Airport (military stuff there) and all night all we could hear were planes & helicopters flying over us and all I could do was lay in bed & cry with fear
Second-2002 -the day after Labor day -my very happy, easy going husband snapped & tried to do away with himself -thank god I work from home and was able to get help asap -this all happened without any notice. I am told that it is PTSS from the Vietnam War and our gov. does not agree. He is okay now with the help of meds & drs (even though due to the meds he is not the same person), but I still live in fear every single day that it can happen again and this is why I enjoy my Jimmy time!!! I need it to deal with this fear!!! I still don't forgive our gov for what they did to my husband and they still treat the Vietnam Vets like crap!(as I cry typing this -I need some Patron)
Brown Eyed Girl wrote:(((((((Citcat and Glenn)))))))
You both honor your children's memories by continuing to bring joy and love to all those who know you, in spite of suffering the worst possible loss.
flipflopgirl wrote:Brown Eyed Girl wrote:(((((((Citcat and Glenn)))))))
You both honor your children's memories by continuing to bring joy and love to all those who know you, in spite of suffering the worst possible loss.
(((((((((((((((Citcat and Glenn)))))))))))))))))
what BEG and FFG said.flipflopgirl wrote:Brown Eyed Girl wrote:(((((((Citcat and Glenn)))))))
You both honor your children's memories by continuing to bring joy and love to all those who know you, in spite of suffering the worst possible loss.
(((((((((((((((Citcat and Glenn)))))))))))))))))
I got jetgun injections, too......ph4ever wrote:bless your husband. You're right - the VA S U C K S when it comes to treatment for ALL vets!!!! I've heard of several Nam vets denined HCV treatment thru the VA because they had to prove they got it when they were enlisted and that they received jetgun injections.
get tested - got questions pm meSchoolGirlHeart wrote:I got jetgun injections, too......ph4ever wrote:bless your husband. You're right - the VA S U C K S when it comes to treatment for ALL vets!!!! I've heard of several Nam vets denined HCV treatment thru the VA because they had to prove they got it when they were enlisted and that they received jetgun injections.
So did I....I went to elementary school on post and that's what they used. They were horrible. I've been tested though, so no worries.SchoolGirlHeart wrote:I got jetgun injections, too......ph4ever wrote:bless your husband. You're right - the VA S U C K S when it comes to treatment for ALL vets!!!! I've heard of several Nam vets denined HCV treatment thru the VA because they had to prove they got it when they were enlisted and that they received jetgun injections.
I was trying to think if I'd been tested, but actually, duh, of course I have. I went through a second round of evaluation, including beaucoup vials of blood, for being a bone marrow donor, including tests for pathogens. Whew.ph4ever wrote:get tested - got questions pm meSchoolGirlHeart wrote:I got jetgun injections, too......ph4ever wrote:bless your husband. You're right - the VA S U C K S when it comes to treatment for ALL vets!!!! I've heard of several Nam vets denined HCV treatment thru the VA because they had to prove they got it when they were enlisted and that they received jetgun injections.
Not to scare you but it's best to know. Think about what's gone on in Nevada.
we had them for TB testspbans wrote:So did I....I went to elementary school on post and that's what they used. They were horrible. I've been tested though, so no worries.SchoolGirlHeart wrote:I got jetgun injections, too......ph4ever wrote:bless your husband. You're right - the VA S U C K S when it comes to treatment for ALL vets!!!! I've heard of several Nam vets denined HCV treatment thru the VA because they had to prove they got it when they were enlisted and that they received jetgun injections.
they're yummy!freddyfishstick wrote:buffettbride wrote:((JP))freddyfishstick wrote:
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Miss yall
<----the bad Colorado BNr who has never been to the Circle Moon.
Come on in for a snakebite cappucino!
and the guy behind the counter is pretty cool. 
I remember that shooting, B'dos.....I'm so sorry.Missing B'dos wrote:Hearing that my brother had been murdered (SDSU, 8/15/96). Looking in the rearview mirror of my car, to see a load of lumber untie and spray off the back of a truck over where I had been seconds before. Having dengue. Standing on a stone wall to take a picture at the Grand Canyon and just momentarily losing my balance. Having my daughter, when she was young, almost walk in front of a car in a construction zone in San Antonio (still have nightmares about that).