My Mom told her boss at work what happened to me and she had the nerve to
say that some people just bring things upon themselves. What the hell did
I do? She doesn't even know me. My Mom just asked her what does she
think I did to deserve what I've been through.
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Sent: Tuesday, June 06, 2006 9:06
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Subject: FW: Re: [QUAD-L] About life and
length of time as a quad
Amen. Benny Hinn and his kind are phoney as plastic
money.
>From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>To: [EMAIL PROTECTED], [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>CC: [email protected]
>Subject:
Re: [QUAD-L] About life and length of time as a quad
>Date: Mon, 5 Jun
2006 20:51:21 EDT
>
>You wouldn't believe how often I'm told that
God would make me walk if I
>truely believed. All I have to do is have
faith. Untill then, I'm just some
>damn
>heathen in a wheelchair
taking the good parking places from all the people
>who
>prayed
for a nice place to park. I just don't fit into these cults. I
don't
>know why Benny Hinn doesn't allow SCI's into his healings, but I
doubt that
>with
>all his inside conections with god, that fool
couldn't heal a mild case of
>bad breath.
>
>john
>In
a message dated 6/5/2006 5:02:43 PM Eastern Daylight
Time,
>[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
>Wish I had a dollar for every
idiot I've met that thought I just wasn't
>trying hard
enough.
>
>Eric
>
>Danny Hearn wrote:
>
>
> I am thankful for this
site created by Jim L. and the other
> > sci and disabled links that
have helped me and others and their
> > families deal with all the
things that go with being paralyzed.
> > Sharing info. on here has
helped me a lot-covering things such as
> > infections,pressure
sores, medications, equipment and so on. Many
> > times we have
helped each other and care-givers come up with answer's
> > to
problems even when our doctors are not alway's sure what to do.
> >
Becoming a Quad in 1997 sure changed my outlook on life and of others
>
> with disabilities, it sure gives a person more compassion and
>
> understanding of others and their needs.I used to feel strong and
>
> invincible-like nothing serious could happen to me , man, was i
wrong
> > lol. I think most healthy people don't have a clue about
living with
> > disabilities like quad-life and etc. until it happens
to them or close
> > family members. I remember a quad i used to see
a few times a week
> > that got hurt horseback riding-- I used to
think.. man why are his
> > hands kinda curled in like that..now i
know why ... I guess that is
> > why i am amused at people and their
questions like---how far can you
> > walk without your wheelchair ? I
had one nurses aide tell me that if
> > he were paralyzed he would
try with all his mind and strength and make
> > his hands at least
function nornal again ( he said he thought most of
> > us quads
don't try hard enough ) LOL DUH ! Anyway i'm rambling
to
> > much but at least between us all we are helping to educate
some people
> > a bit i hope.
> >
>
> >
god-bless you all Dan H.
> >
>
>
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