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I have to agree with John to a
great extent.
Just today I was telling my
home health nurse that the stupidest question I have been asked [and
really irked by] over the years is "How Do You Go on?"
I feel like saying "What is
the alternative or what do you suggest
is the best alternative?"
My nurse asked me if it were
adults that actually asked that question and I said YEP!
In my experience, children
have asked the best questions and that is probably because they have
not had many years of adult live experience that have dull their
sensitivity toward others.
Lori
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7/9/2006 11:58:44 AM
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Re: [QUAD-L] Quality of Life and SCI ~~ Huh?
that is by far, the dumbest question I've heard in ages.
When asked a question that stupid I often reply with an answer equally
as stupid. In this case, I wouldn't answer it. I'd run over their foot
and while they cried I'd ask, "Did it hurt?"
Before my injury I could have dope slapped them.
john
In a message dated 7/8/2006 5:12:42 PM Eastern Daylight
Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Hi All,
On and off I participate in
studies regarding my SCI. Often I'm asked something like "...how would
you rate your quality of life since your SCI"? This question gets SO
deep under my skin, I could scream.
How do you all feel about
your quality of life since your injury?
Bobbie
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