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nurseclare @nurseclare (2209) • Philippines 9 Sep 11

Hello mylotters, I felt ambivalence when i had my nurse trainee orientation at the hospital here in our city for I can't be active here in mylot. Except on my day off. I am really not used in this routine but I am trying my...

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revellanotvanella @revellanotvanella (4033) • United States 8 Sep 11

Thanks Facebook. I miss mylot, it feels like my little sanctuary after a year of posting and posting to Facebook w the feeling of the whole world watching. Then their always asking you to share this, like that it just makes...

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ybong007 sorry about your loss but then there's no need crying over spilled milk. You can start all over again and you'll get back what was lost in no time. Just learn from what happened. You can always take a break with Mylot but just make sure to log in at least once...

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revellanotvanella @revellanotvanella (4033) • United States 29 Nov 09

Here it goes. Tiger Woods has one of the best images among the media and now that him and his wife are refusing to answer to the media with their own statement as to what has happened the media is not happy! Oh my god,...

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Boyetski I wonder what really happend to tiger inside his car. His wife broke the glass window of his car with something like a crow bar.. Is it really to save him or to destroy him hehehe?

2 Dec 09

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revellanotvanella @revellanotvanella (4033) • United States 29 Nov 09

Here it goes. Tiger Woods has one of the best images among the media and now that him and his wife are refusing to answer to the media with their own statement as to what has happened the media is not happy! Oh my god,...

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happy6162 I hope he does not lose his golfing career over this. The media likes to give information about events before they have all the facts they can not wait as they do not want another media station to beat them out of a story. The story I did hear was that he...

2 Dec 09

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revellanotvanella @revellanotvanella (4033) • United States 29 Nov 09

Here it goes. Tiger Woods has one of the best images among the media and now that him and his wife are refusing to answer to the media with their own statement as to what has happened the media is not happy! Oh my god,...

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blue65packer If this was anyone else that wasn't famous this wouldn't be happening! I think that Tiger Woods and his wife shouldn't have to go in front of the media to explain themselves! I think it is uncalled for and I don't think Tiger was drunk when he had the...

2 Dec 09

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revellanotvanella @revellanotvanella (4033) • United States 29 Nov 09

Here it goes. Tiger Woods has one of the best images among the media and now that him and his wife are refusing to answer to the media with their own statement as to what has happened the media is not happy! Oh my god,...

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james91 If he loses his job, thats just ignorant and the media paying attention to that is just dumb, he just got in a car crash...wheres the sympothy? And if it was any person who wasn't famous they wouldn't be paying this much attention to it.

2 Dec 09

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revellanotvanella @revellanotvanella (4033) • United States 29 Nov 09

Here it goes. Tiger Woods has one of the best images among the media and now that him and his wife are refusing to answer to the media with their own statement as to what has happened the media is not happy! Oh my god,...

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Netsbridge I was scanning the site looking for a discussion about Tiger Woods and his little trouble late Thanksgiving! (Laughs) I truly hope Tiger is okay. There are so many speculations and I am so far thankful that none has anything to do with drugs! My favorite...

2 Dec 09

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revellanotvanella @revellanotvanella (4033) • United States 7 Nov 09

WHOSE gonna take care of this big problem?? Are we going to have another generation of retired veterans left homeless and uncared for? And sadly, timing is not on these soldiers side. What has changed though is that its not so...

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Netsbridge When I chauffeured, I remember driving people to the VA Hospital in Houston, Texas, who were still fighting the Vietnam war, the Gulf War or whatever war they were involved in. Most soldiers never recover from the trauma of war!

12 Nov 09

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revellanotvanella @revellanotvanella (4033) • United States 7 Nov 09

WHOSE gonna take care of this big problem?? Are we going to have another generation of retired veterans left homeless and uncared for? And sadly, timing is not on these soldiers side. What has changed though is that its not so...

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Netsbridge As Spalladino has mentioned above, most people never returned from war the same. War, folks, is not funny. It is not natural for a human to just walk up and kill others for mere religious or ideological reasons; as has been the cases with most of our 20th...

12 Nov 09

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revellanotvanella @revellanotvanella (4033) • United States 9 Nov 09

I stayed up late tonight cutting out newspaper clippings from 2008, phew, man, that's another story but right as I was going to bed I caught "YOUR $$$$$" on CNN with Ali Velshi and Christine Romans and It made me uncomfortable...

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eileenleyva Actually I also dwell on such tv nonsense. Somehow I end up captive by their blabbing. I reprimand myself for wasting precious time but I do the same thing afterwards.

12 Nov 09

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revellanotvanella @revellanotvanella (4033) • United States 9 Nov 09

I stayed up late tonight cutting out newspaper clippings from 2008, phew, man, that's another story but right as I was going to bed I caught "YOUR $$$$$" on CNN with Ali Velshi and Christine Romans and It made me uncomfortable...

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eileenleyva Why did you not switch channels? Crazy talk could be stressful to the viewers. Refrain from being intimidated by tv shows that feature trivial pursuits. Could be vexation to the spirit. Watch a soccer game instead and wait for a goal that never comes. Nearer...

9 Nov 09

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revellanotvanella @revellanotvanella (4033) • United States 9 Nov 09

I stayed up late tonight cutting out newspaper clippings from 2008, phew, man, that's another story but right as I was going to bed I caught "YOUR $$$$$" on CNN with Ali Velshi and Christine Romans and It made me uncomfortable...

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dragon54u Yes, I'm definitely nervous. We have a president that's accomplished very little in 10 months and has no clue what to do. He declares a swine flu emergency to take our attention off the things that really matter while our nation fails in every way. Nothing is...

9 Nov 09

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revellanotvanella @revellanotvanella (4033) • United States 7 Nov 09

WHOSE gonna take care of this big problem?? Are we going to have another generation of retired veterans left homeless and uncared for? And sadly, timing is not on these soldiers side. What has changed though is that its not so...

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murderistic Oh, and I forgot to add that in cases where defense is necessary, the utmost caution should be taken to avoid civilian casualities and to detain targets and give them fair trials rather than kill (just as domestic criminals are treated). No preemptive strikes...

9 Nov 09

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revellanotvanella @revellanotvanella (4033) • United States 7 Nov 09

WHOSE gonna take care of this big problem?? Are we going to have another generation of retired veterans left homeless and uncared for? And sadly, timing is not on these soldiers side. What has changed though is that its not so...

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murderistic There are some cases where I do believe defense is the last viable option, but I'm still on the bar with the 3D security initiative. The fact that you bring Vietnam up as a necessary war is kind of funny because most American's don't see it that way... I...

9 Nov 09

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revellanotvanella @revellanotvanella (4033) • United States 7 Nov 09

WHOSE gonna take care of this big problem?? Are we going to have another generation of retired veterans left homeless and uncared for? And sadly, timing is not on these soldiers side. What has changed though is that its not so...

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spalladino Revellanotvanella, as long as you're happy then, yes, stick with what works for you but please understand that PTSD can become more severe as you age. My husband was able to deal with it on his own until he was in his 50's when he lost his wife relatively...

9 Nov 09

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revellanotvanella @revellanotvanella (4033) • United States 7 Nov 09

WHOSE gonna take care of this big problem?? Are we going to have another generation of retired veterans left homeless and uncared for? And sadly, timing is not on these soldiers side. What has changed though is that its not so...

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spalladino No, revellanotvanella, I don't believe that we will. My husband and I have been involved with the V.A. for the past 7 years and I've seen some positive changes in the past few years in their response to this illness. Back in 1968 when he first returned from...

9 Nov 09

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revellanotvanella @revellanotvanella (4033) • United States 7 Nov 09

WHOSE gonna take care of this big problem?? Are we going to have another generation of retired veterans left homeless and uncared for? And sadly, timing is not on these soldiers side. What has changed though is that its not so...

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dragon54u Spalladino, I was thinking of local medical professionals donating their services or providing them on a sliding scale, something like that. I know those men and women need doctors of all types. But whenever the government gets involved it means substandard...

9 Nov 09

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revellanotvanella @revellanotvanella (4033) • United States 7 Nov 09

WHOSE gonna take care of this big problem?? Are we going to have another generation of retired veterans left homeless and uncared for? And sadly, timing is not on these soldiers side. What has changed though is that its not so...

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dragon54u I would rather Congress stay out of our veterans' affairs. Everything they do, they screw up. We have to take care of the homeless vets and those suffering PTSS ourselves and that means giving to local community programs for them--money from those that can...

9 Nov 09

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revellanotvanella @revellanotvanella (4033) • United States 7 Nov 09

WHOSE gonna take care of this big problem?? Are we going to have another generation of retired veterans left homeless and uncared for? And sadly, timing is not on these soldiers side. What has changed though is that its not so...

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spalladino Dragon, our veterans deserve quality care and, in the case of PTSD, that means psychiatrists who specialize in treating this illness and support groups comprised of other vets who have similar feelings and problems. You can't count of local community groups to...

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revellanotvanella @revellanotvanella (4033) • United States 7 Nov 09

WHOSE gonna take care of this big problem?? Are we going to have another generation of retired veterans left homeless and uncared for? And sadly, timing is not on these soldiers side. What has changed though is that its not so...

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spalladino Walter Reed was a disgrace and I was actually shocked when I learned about the dismal conditions there. My husband has received care at the V.A. medical centers in Baltimore and West Palm Beach and we've never been disappointed. Believe me, I watch over his...

9 Nov 09

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