Pariah
Number of posts : 117 Age : 60 Location : Rainforest, USA Reputation : 0 Kudos : 0 Registration date : 2008-05-23
| Subject: watermark 18th June 2008, 03:33 | |
| I think we need a bracelet for chronic pain much like the pink "breast cancer" ones. It would have to show the pain ~red, the depression ~black and the hope that trancends all ~ a green stripe. I have thought we need to stage a "die in" to get real recognition and compassionate treatment. Imagine if each person who suffers from pain went into their doc, clinic or hospital and demanded their right to die. Because that is the "choice" we are given -- suffer or die. If we stated emphatically that we really want correct treatment and an end to the war on pain sufferers (and the docs that treat us) it would get some real attention, huh?
Watermark The war drums thrum and throb Hands over hearts, do you feel it? The war banners snap in the breeze Like a shot ringing out, it penetrates! The colors, two fat vertical stripes Red and black, suffer or die A narrow green band horizontally The hope of life that transcends suffering We are marching broken, wounded The battle behind, before, around and in The enemy invisible, inside us Like some twisted Trojan horse Who is our ally? To whom will we cling? Ready to live, willing to die Our faces painted, red, black and green | |
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Brianna Admin
Number of posts : 2402 Age : 53 Location : Southeastern PA Reputation : 14 Kudos : 182 Registration date : 2008-05-23
| Subject: Re: watermark 18th June 2008, 05:31 | |
| I'm in for the die-in Pariah. I never thought of it this way. Honestly we should all think about doing this when we see our PM docs | |
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terry
Number of posts : 2498 Age : 69 Reputation : 1 Kudos : 263 Registration date : 2008-05-30
| Subject: Re: watermark 18th June 2008, 21:59 | |
| I'm in! If we could all WALK; we could walk on Washington and make some kind of statement of awareness, but alas, that to has been taken from us. What is left to a group of folks that hurt to bad to make a statement other that death | |
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