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ted kennedy

Last post Wed, May 21 2008 2:32 AM by Becky. 33 replies.


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  • luvdogs luvdogs
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    • Posted: Sat, May 17 2008 12:09 PM

    • i suffer with depression,anxiety,and facial/trigeminal nerve pain,and,as we all know,medication doesn't mean miracle cure.today when i got home from running errands i heard on the news that ted kennedy had to be airlifted to a hospital in mass. --they think he had a stroke.i want to cry---he is a strong voice needed badly for the working class,disabled,and the poor.to lose mr. kennedy would be not only a personal tragedy for his family,but also for us all.the current administration is greedy,ungodly,and evil---i'm very very afraid......ted kennedy is a fighter for justice and mercy in a government full of selfish,money grubbing,warmongers.god,buddha,mohammed or whichever higher power you believe in--help us all. 


    • jane ellen bergren
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  • House House
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    • Posted: Sat, May 17 2008 1:52 PM

    • http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,356497,00.html


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  • luvdogs luvdogs
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    • Posted: Sat, May 17 2008 5:07 PM

    •  thank you,dr. house---i was wondering if you perhaps had any speculations as to his condition.i know that may be a silly question,since you don't know the details--medical history,medications he's on,etc.,so excuse me if i'm just being stupid.i'm just very concerned--no,really concerned.plus,my mental illness takes my mind to some negative places,and i sometimes overly react emotionally.i did just hear he is talking and joking with family members.he's been a sort of hero to me throughout the years coming from a working class family.whenever i hear him speak or read about him it gives me hope that there is someone in a position of power fighting for justice and equality for ALL.thank you again for responding.


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  • bonniethesurvivor bonniethesurvivor
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    • Posted: Sat, May 17 2008 6:47 PM

    • Thank you Dr. House for providing the update link.  Senator Kennedy was, and remains in my prayers, but knowing that the condition does not appear as serious as first thought is certainly a comfort.  Bonnie


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  • luvdogs luvdogs
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    • Posted: Sat, May 17 2008 7:09 PM

    •  hi bonnie---yeah,i'm feeling a bit better about it now from what i'm hearing.you will all have to excuse me,i hope,because i have a tendency to,well,freak out about things sometimes.i'm also praying,too,bonnie.


    • jane ellen bergren
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  • Anonymous
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    • permalink Re: ted kennedy

    • Posted: Sat, May 17 2008 7:45 PM

    •  What about this life? Do you grieve as much for her?

      http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mary_Jo_Kopechne#Death

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  • TriDog TriDog
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    • permalink Re: ted kennedy

    • Posted: Sat, May 17 2008 7:46 PM

    • Good old Ted,  The man that never saw a cocktail or a tax increase he didn't like.   Let's not forget the waitress sandwich:

       

      In 1985, Dodd and fellow Senator Ted Kennedy were out, with dates, for a night on the town at La Brasserie. Much liquor was consumed--that will come as a shock to those of us familiar with Ted Kennedy--and the two Senators were at one point unaccompanied by their dates. The Senators made a "Waitress Sandwich" out of some poor, unsuspecting waitress.

      If you're not entirely sure what that means, let's just say you wouldn't want to be the waitress.

       

      I wish him well, but it's time for him to leave office and for people to stop thinking of him as some morally perfect person.   His brother would be humiliated at his actions.


    • It's a Great Life if you just don't weak'n!
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  • rainey826 rainey826
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    • Posted: Sat, May 17 2008 8:10 PM

    •  we all human and at a times like this i ask the lord to watch over him and his family ! rainey


    • anyone who says that sunshine is the only thing that brings happiness has never danced in the RAIN !
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  • luvdogs luvdogs
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    • Posted: Sat, May 17 2008 8:58 PM

    •  look,first of all,i am not that naive,or that young.i DO know what that means,and to be quite frank-i was in the sex business when i was younger.i'd give more details,but i wouldn't want to offend or shock anyone.perfect--no,mistakes,yes.i lived an absolutely immoral life myself but i believe in forgiveness,and the terrible things he did in his personal life do not take away his political accomplishments.i'm glad for those of you who kept to the straight and narrow,but instead of attacking those of us who've fallen from grace,be appreciative of your clean,honest,morally upstanding lives.


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  • luvdogs luvdogs
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    • Posted: Sat, May 17 2008 9:00 PM

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      of course i do.do you believe in forgiveness???

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  • luvdogs luvdogs
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    • Posted: Sat, May 17 2008 9:07 PM

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      thank you rainey--as i want so badly to be forgiven for my own transgressions,i try to forgive others--even bush and cheney.i pray for them as well.

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  • Liesl Liesl
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    • Posted: Sat, May 17 2008 9:15 PM

    • Jane Ellen:

       

      There is nothing wrong with having been in the sex business as long as you were dealing with consenting adults, in my opinion. Based on that, I don't think you need forgiveness, just acceptance. You've got it from me. Big Smile


    • "I believe everything out of the common. The only thing to distrust is the normal."
      John Buchan

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  • luvdogs luvdogs
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    • Posted: Sat, May 17 2008 9:16 PM

    •  JFK and MARTIN LUTHER KING JR.---both men were adulterers.no,i do not think it's morally ok to screw around on one's spouse.however,as i said,it doesn't automatically wipe out someone's accomplishments if they don't adhere to certain morality codes.i personally don't know of any human being who is perfect,in any way.


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  • luvdogs luvdogs
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    • Posted: Sat, May 17 2008 9:23 PM

    •  well,liesl--i hardly know what to say--thank you,very much.read your profile,too--oy vey !!! 4 dogs 4 cats-- my kind of human.mazeltov !!Big Smile


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  • TriDog TriDog
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    • Posted: Sat, May 17 2008 9:25 PM

    • luvdogs:
      i personally don't know of any human being who is perfect,in any way.

       

      Well, you haven't met me yet....Wink


    • It's a Great Life if you just don't weak'n!
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