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peanut 26-03-2013 13:49

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Originally Posted by Russ (Post 35553264)

Stories like this are inspirational, through sheer hard work and determination, it's the same with that little girl who got shot in that shop and was told she might not walk again, it was all over the news yesterday, amazing to see that smiley girl so determined.

The ones I hate and have no time for (sorry Russ) are the God ones, the ones that says they are cured because of their beliefs. - Yeah right.......

Osem 26-03-2013 13:49

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Originally Posted by Cobbydaler (Post 35553171)
Don't talk to me about lists, she is the Listmeister! :D

Best of luck with this!

Russ 26-03-2013 13:59

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Originally Posted by peanut (Post 35553271)
Stories like this are inspirational, through sheer hard work and determination, it's the same with that little girl who got shot in that shop and was told she might not walk again, it was all over the news yesterday, amazing to see that smiley girl so determined.

The 'yoga' programme he's on was conceived by a former pro wrestler who was tired of seeing his alumni in wheelchairs, on crutches etc with awful injuries in the ring. I'm starting the programme now. I don't need to lose any more weight as my running has taken care of it but I have some niggling injuries I want to take care of.

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Originally Posted by peanut (Post 35553271)
The ones I hate and have no time for (sorry Russ) are the God ones, the ones that says they are cured because of their beliefs. - Yeah right.......

No need to apologies, it's all about what works for the individual.

tizmeinnit 26-03-2013 14:26

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Originally Posted by peanut (Post 35553271)
Stories like this are inspirational, through sheer hard work and determination, it's the same with that little girl who got shot in that shop and was told she might not walk again, it was all over the news yesterday, amazing to see that smiley girl so determined.

The ones I hate and have no time for (sorry Russ) are the God ones, the ones that says they are cured because of their beliefs. - Yeah right.......

with all due respect a positive outlook can be the best cure and if that positive outlook is a faith in a higher being why should it not work?

Surely you have read the power of placebo? Nurofen works better in those who believe it is a better product than generic ibuprofen both the same drug identical. There are lots of tests that prove positive thought as a cure for some ailments

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A recently published study declared that 97% of 783 GPs admitted that they had recommended a sugar pill or a treatment with no established efficacy. This is not a scandal because a placebo is an effective, proven intervention that stimulates our bodies' own capacity to heal itself.
http://www.guardian.co.uk/commentisf...l-intervention

nashville 26-03-2013 15:56

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Originally Posted by dilligaf1701 (Post 35552162)
Brilliant :)

My mother in law arrived safely in the UK - we all went out (with my dad too) last night for dinner, and decided that every time she visits she brings the snow :)

Hope you all have a good time.;)

peanut 26-03-2013 16:41

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Originally Posted by tizmeinnit (Post 35553284)
with all due respect a positive outlook can be the best cure and if that positive outlook is a faith in a higher being why should it not work?

Surely you have read the power of placebo? Nurofen works better in those who believe it is a better product than generic ibuprofen both the same drug identical. There are lots of tests that prove positive thought as a cure for some ailments

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http://www.guardian.co.uk/commentisf...l-intervention

Yeah you're right, there's no bigger placebo than God (not mocking). But I was on about those that use God or faith as for the reason they are cured. The power of the mind has nothing to do with God or any kind of intervention apart from as you say it can give you a reason to be positive.

Cobbydaler 26-03-2013 18:03

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Originally Posted by danielf (Post 35553186)
erm ok. :erm: :angel:

Her sister works for Ford, so we get a hefty discount...

(I'm after a Mustang)

Russ 26-03-2013 19:09

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Originally Posted by peanut (Post 35553316)
Yeah you're right, there's no bigger placebo than God (not mocking). But I was on about those that use God or faith as for the reason they are cured. The power of the mind has nothing to do with God or any kind of intervention apart from as you say it can give you a reason to be positive.

The intervention of God certainly can work miracles but that's not a discussion for this thread.

dilli-theclaw 26-03-2013 21:17

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Anyway to cheer myself up I've ordered tickets to go see (the musical) war of the worlds at the cinema with my dad :)

dilli-theclaw 27-03-2013 10:54

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Blind - Pah, doesn't stop me taking my PS3 apart in preparation to attempt to install a new laser tomorrow :)

I only had a little help from the Mother In Law :)

tizmeinnit 27-03-2013 11:09

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ESA Work group here I come

dilli-theclaw 27-03-2013 11:11

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I'm sure I'll be heading that way soon too :)

peanut 27-03-2013 12:25

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Originally Posted by tizmeinnit (Post 35553557)
ESA Work group here I come

was that was you were hoping for?

tizmeinnit 27-03-2013 12:33

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no but its better than JSA. Least on the work group I can see what courses they offer there might be something I could do that could get me a decent job. The problem as I see it is its contribution based so only lasts a year then I dunno what they do so I may have to appeal anyway

peanut 27-03-2013 12:37

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Originally Posted by tizmeinnit (Post 35553597)
no but its better than JSA. Least on the work group I can see what courses they offer there might be something I could do that could get me a decent job. The problem as I see it is its contribution based so only lasts a year then I dunno what they do so I may have to appeal anyway

You'll then should be put in the income based group after than first year, so shouldn't affect you too much as you don't have any dependents. I think that's how it works.

This is the crux, if you have an illness or disability that will not get any better and you have a partner who is in employment (on min wage or above), if you are placed in the WRG then after the one year all payments will cease as it becomes means tested (from contribution based to income related). How are you supposed to live being supported on 1 min wage income for a couple. Beats me, this is why the support group is the only option for a lot of people as as long as you qualify it stays constant.


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