What in the World?

Is this anon the same one who dissed eric's last video? And I kinda had some fun with her on this board, now I realize I was just playing her and I was pretty immature. but really, it was fun!

Nicki

Is this anon the same one who dissed eric's last video? And I kinda had some fun with her on this board, now I realize I was just playing her and I was pretty immature. but really, it was fun!

Nicki

Maybe this will help you decide:

Husband did interferon. Had a great deal of difficulty, especially with memory loss due to the fact he was a possible drug abuser or alcohol abuser in the past. Two peas in a pod, she seems to enjoy the same by her posts.

See for yourself:

Posted at 11:51 on Sat, Mar 08, 2008

My only caution about Interferon would be to be careful with it if you have had any drug abuse or alcohol issues in the past. The data was hard for me to find at the time, but it is not recommended in these circumstances. Although it has been 6 years since he did 6 months of it, he still suffers occasionaly from slight mental disfunction when stressed or tires. But, he IS still alive.

After 6 mos of Interferon, my husband was taken off of it because of what was termed "moderate" delirium. He was behaving exactly as if he was raving drunk, which he was not. His connection to reality was severely impaired. After much research, I found a few studies which suggested that previous drug/alcohol abuse can be a factor, and that those with this history should not use it. To this day, he still becomes quite "unfocused" when tired or stressed. I don't have the actual studies anymore (after 5 years, I threw them out.)

Hence the spouses hatred of interferon in recent posts.

Then: Husband died. Several years ago in September, hence feeling the way they do right now as in the month or so before his death, this was most likely the most difficult time for them both of them.

Beginning of her email: secretseahag.

Who has the beginning of their email “secretseahag“?

Her Occupation listed in her profile: Lethargist

Definition: the quality or state of being lazy, sluggish, or indifferent

Basically: the religion for those who don't give a shit.

(One out of four I would say no, two of four maybe, four of four, have to go with yes)

Also, compare these posts and sentence structure to some of her earlier ones, especially the ones relating to interferon. That and perhaps a little too much to drink….

This woman needs help!

Truthteller (my what a pretentious name you have.. ) 

You have got to be kidding us. Guess it's time for me to email Tim and try to shame you for pointing fingers;  you could not be more wrong –  and the MRF is fully aware of that fact.

I know, why don't we guess who you are instead….

I'm gonna say Michael, since he has already pointed to this poster on the main board   – The post in question was humorous and seemed to me to mock the (most likely early staged) anon for not wanting to read here about tumours and death. The humour was explained to him before the thread was pulled.

 ( And Nicki, if you accepted messages one of us just might have sent you the thread..:)

Truthteller (my what a pretentious name you have.. ) 

You have got to be kidding us. Guess it's time for me to email Tim and try to shame you for pointing fingers;  you could not be more wrong –  and the MRF is fully aware of that fact.

I know, why don't we guess who you are instead….

I'm gonna say Michael, since he has already pointed to this poster on the main board   – The post in question was humorous and seemed to me to mock the (most likely early staged) anon for not wanting to read here about tumours and death. The humour was explained to him before the thread was pulled.

 ( And Nicki, if you accepted messages one of us just might have sent you the thread..:)

Well, golly. You're talking about me! Yes, you can email me at [email protected]. Yes, I am one whose husband had trouble with interferon. However, I am NOT the one who has been riling things up about interferon these days, nor looking for any trouble here at all.

Since I haven't worked outside the home in many years, I have been making up riduculous occupations to use whenever anyone asks. I have been a cloud interpreter, a BBQ artist, and a few other, equally silly things.  Lethargist is just my newest one. If you knew me, you would know it's a reference to being a bit lazy (which is actually more of a persona than my real personality. I like to pretend that I don't do anything, but sadly, IRL that is not the case). Funny how you arrive at "Basically: the religion for those who don't give a shit." Kind of makes me laugh.

Not sure why you are so eager to blame me for this, and to cast aspersions as to my character a la "two peas in a pod." Nor why you wish to disparage my husband's reputation either.  I assumed that medical information I have posted, such as his being a recovering alcoholic, would be used to help and inform others, not repeated in such a way as to try to sully the person he was. Yes, my husband was a recovering alcoholic  – at the time of his diagnosis, and before, and thereafter, also. Does it make you feel better to point this out? Actually, I admire the way he was able to change his life; he was a good, no, great husband and father. And after nearly 25 years of marriage, we actually still loved each other.

Very kind of you to remember his death for me. You're right; the time between the end of July and the end of September, (and the end of his life) are full of memories and strong emotions for me. But you are wrong about this.

Fortunately, I still enjoy a full and wonderful life, so don't think that I will give this much more thought. I cannot even waste my time feeling sorry for you, as I can't imagine anyone this low.

And, just for the record, you may not have sen this post from Shelby on the main board, part of which I quote:

  "I have said before, the MRF really wants it to be YOUR board and we want to interfere only when absolutely necessary.  In this case, it was obviously necessary.  So, we took appropriate action, contacted the individual making those Anon posts, warned the individual, and then removed that individual's account. "

Since my account is still active, you can plainly see that it wasn't me.

Maybe we can talk about who it is that really needs help.

Laura

"Secretseahag" ?  I like it !!

"Secretseahag" ?  I like it !!

Not sure there is any help for someone who thinks it's ok to remind you about your husband in this way Laura. (Or for that matter, thinks a cute email addy is incriminating evidence! )

I am so sorry you had to read this tripe hun…    xxlinda

Not sure there is any help for someone who thinks it's ok to remind you about your husband in this way Laura. (Or for that matter, thinks a cute email addy is incriminating evidence! )

I am so sorry you had to read this tripe hun…    xxlinda

And, just for the record, you may not have sen this post from Shelby on the main board, part of which I quote:

  "I have said before, the MRF really wants it to be YOUR board and we want to interfere only when absolutely necessary.  In this case, it was obviously necessary.  So, we took appropriate action, contacted the individual making those Anon posts, warned the individual, and then removed that individual's account. "

Since my account is still active, you can plainly see that it wasn't me.

Maybe we can talk about who it is that really needs help.

Laura

Well, golly. You're talking about me! Yes, you can email me at [email protected]. Yes, I am one whose husband had trouble with interferon. However, I am NOT the one who has been riling things up about interferon these days, nor looking for any trouble here at all.

Since I haven't worked outside the home in many years, I have been making up riduculous occupations to use whenever anyone asks. I have been a cloud interpreter, a BBQ artist, and a few other, equally silly things.  Lethargist is just my newest one. If you knew me, you would know it's a reference to being a bit lazy (which is actually more of a persona than my real personality. I like to pretend that I don't do anything, but sadly, IRL that is not the case). Funny how you arrive at "Basically: the religion for those who don't give a shit." Kind of makes me laugh.

Not sure why you are so eager to blame me for this, and to cast aspersions as to my character a la "two peas in a pod." Nor why you wish to disparage my husband's reputation either.  I assumed that medical information I have posted, such as his being a recovering alcoholic, would be used to help and inform others, not repeated in such a way as to try to sully the person he was. Yes, my husband was a recovering alcoholic  – at the time of his diagnosis, and before, and thereafter, also. Does it make you feel better to point this out? Actually, I admire the way he was able to change his life; he was a good, no, great husband and father. And after nearly 25 years of marriage, we actually still loved each other.

Very kind of you to remember his death for me. You're right; the time between the end of July and the end of September, (and the end of his life) are full of memories and strong emotions for me. But you are wrong about this.

Fortunately, I still enjoy a full and wonderful life, so don't think that I will give this much more thought. I cannot even waste my time feeling sorry for you, as I can't imagine anyone this low.

Maybe this will help you decide:

Husband did interferon. Had a great deal of difficulty, especially with memory loss due to the fact he was a possible drug abuser or alcohol abuser in the past. Two peas in a pod, she seems to enjoy the same by her posts.

See for yourself:

Posted at 11:51 on Sat, Mar 08, 2008

My only caution about Interferon would be to be careful with it if you have had any drug abuse or alcohol issues in the past. The data was hard for me to find at the time, but it is not recommended in these circumstances. Although it has been 6 years since he did 6 months of it, he still suffers occasionaly from slight mental disfunction when stressed or tires. But, he IS still alive.

After 6 mos of Interferon, my husband was taken off of it because of what was termed "moderate" delirium. He was behaving exactly as if he was raving drunk, which he was not. His connection to reality was severely impaired. After much research, I found a few studies which suggested that previous drug/alcohol abuse can be a factor, and that those with this history should not use it. To this day, he still becomes quite "unfocused" when tired or stressed. I don't have the actual studies anymore (after 5 years, I threw them out.)

Hence the spouses hatred of interferon in recent posts.

Then: Husband died. Several years ago in September, hence feeling the way they do right now as in the month or so before his death, this was most likely the most difficult time for them both of them.

Beginning of her email: secretseahag.

Who has the beginning of their email “secretseahag“?

Her Occupation listed in her profile: Lethargist

Definition: the quality or state of being lazy, sluggish, or indifferent

Basically: the religion for those who don't give a shit.

(One out of four I would say no, two of four maybe, four of four, have to go with yes)

Also, compare these posts and sentence structure to some of her earlier ones, especially the ones relating to interferon. That and perhaps a little too much to drink….

This woman needs help!