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Renegade
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On 5/11 I gave out some advise to somone who asked for it. Soon there after some people took it upon thereselves to interperate my meaning as though I was talking to them personally or people with Cf in general. The fact is I answered someones forum with some words of encouragement and It's what they wanted and it was what they needed and It's what they asked for. But once again my words were turned into something negative which defeated the purpose of my answer. There are some people here that, for some reason, feel the need for people to feel sorry for them and the only way they can express themself is by trying to interperate someone's words into a completely different meaning than their true meaning. Intelegent people wrote me and understood what I was going for. Others just couldn't quite grasp what I was going for and kept telling me I used the wrong words. Well I didn't use the wrong words and people should respect my opinion whether they think I'm right or wrong and if you disagree with what I said reply to the subject with their own words and differences of opinion. Don't go to the chat room saying I said bad things about people who had died with Cf. That's just crazy and obviously someone needs alot of attention. So all I'm asking for is if you have a different opinion make a reply yourself and don't run to the chat room saying you hate me and that I've said something horrible about someome with CF who has died. I wrote in one sentence that "CF is not a death sentence" and someone actually wrote me back and said "yes it is for some people". Now that is crazy talk. You know that younger people go to the adult forum to see what we say and to say that knowing a young person with CF will read that I think is irrespossible. But I didn't run off to the chat room or chastize that person in a forum or say I hate them for saying that. The forum is a place where someone should be able to go for some advise or comfort. The chat room should be the place to let it loose.
Ricky 40y / Cepacia since 1996 (6'2" 195lbs - more alive than ever)
Ricky 40y / Cepacia since 1996 (6'2" 195lbs - more alive than ever)