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| multiple | 8-Oct-2002 | personal habits | bond_girl | unsorted | 60 | 5 | 60.2% |
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| User | Comment |
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| Jemmy | posted 9-Oct-2002 1:56pm Mostly me, since my mom is mostly at work all day. But she looks after me as well a little bit, especially if I'm really really sick, and my grandmother is usually at home downstairs if I ned=ed something. |
| bond_girl | posted 9-Oct-2002 2:17pm I usually look after myself, but I had an operation last week & my parents looked after me. This week my SO is looking after me, thanks Derek. |
| cuteasabutton | posted 9-Oct-2002 2:29pm My oldest son, if I am really, really sick. But ussually I just have to deal with it. |
| joachim | posted 9-Oct-2002 2:47pm I look after myself, to the extent that any looking-after occurs at all. I get a lot of allergies, and I mostly ignore them, but it means that I almost never pay attention to the warning signs of an incoming sickness. This, in turn, leads to my almost never taking time off from work or otherwise changing my schedule. So when I'm sick I don't really get looked after. |
| Iseult | posted 9-Oct-2002 3:30pm My mummy. |
| dora | posted 9-Oct-2002 3:33pm Mommy. |
| Cain | posted 9-Oct-2002 3:52pm I'm usually quite capable of looking after myself. There isn't really anyone else who I'd want to impinge myself on. |
| Enheduanna | posted 9-Oct-2002 5:34pm Typically I do. I think the last couple times I was sick I wasn't dating anyone, but if I got sick now my SO would probably take care of me a little. Typically I don't really need taking-care-of when I'm sick, and it's better for people to just stay away and not catch what I have. But I do still like it when someone babies me, whether I need it or not! |
| juliw | posted 9-Oct-2002 6:19pm It depends on the illness. When I had my (pretty severe) stroke last year, I got so much help and support from all my relatives, friends, physical therapists, etc. I also had a positive attitude, and decided it was not going to "beat" me. With God's help, and all that support, I now walk normally, and just got a clean bill of health from my doctor. I can't forget the support I got from all my SC buddies. It helped more than you know. Thank you! |
| Zang | posted 9-Oct-2002 9:01pm Well, being a guy, I would like very much to be able to turn into some kind of whining, whimpering, helpless infant everytime I got the sniffles, but that's never been an option. I look after myself. |
| confetti | posted 9-Oct-2002 10:06pm My mommy |
| anoddoblivion | posted 9-Oct-2002 10:58pm Myself. Now, if you mean sick as in actually Ill -not just a little miserable feeling with maybe some fever and throwing up- then it depends on what type of sickness. |
| mandy | posted 9-Oct-2002 11:33pm I usually look after myself...but my SO and daughter are always a comfort and happy to help me if I need things |
| teatree | posted 10-Oct-2002 2:01am My daughter and my ex-husband. |
| bcollins | posted 10-Oct-2002 2:23am I look after myself. My relatives live on the East Coast and I prefer to be left alone when I'm ill unless it's really serious. If that's the case, then I will see a doctor. If I have the flu or a cold, I take care of myself. |
| darkshadowsseeker | posted 10-Oct-2002 2:37am Generally I look after myself unless I'm too sick and then I see a doctor. I seldom get anything worse than a cold though. |
| kirst | posted 10-Oct-2002 2:45am Typically I look after myself. |
| weepydebacho | posted 10-Oct-2002 4:34am Usually my mom. I tend to throw up a lot when I get the flu and my dad is squeamish about the smell, sound and sight of throw up. He'll try to hold my head, but at the same time he's gagging like crazy. It doesn't bother my mom a bit. If I'm really sick I go to our doctor. |
| justjulie | posted 10-Oct-2002 6:39am i take care of myself, and my husband and our child and our other child and the kitties and the cleaning and the cooking and the errands and the laundry and the yard and my own mental issues and god forbid me saying that i'm sick and forget about anyone feeling like they should help pitch in a little more and forget about the idea that i can take a nap or sleep it off because i have to take care of my husband and our child and our other child and the kitties and the house and everything that comes with it and oh yeah, myself |
| Dino | posted 10-Oct-2002 7:38am I take care of myself. |
| jettles | posted 10-Oct-2002 8:17am beth, my so. |
| Enheduanna | (reply to Zang) posted 10-Oct-2002 9:03am |
| mikehunt696 | posted 11-Oct-2002 12:54am I look after myself unless I'm really ill and then I go to the doctor. I'm a big boy. |
| Zang | (reply to Enheduanna) posted 11-Oct-2002 2:27am Yeah! I wonder what that's all about. |
| Enheduanna | (reply to Zang) posted 11-Oct-2002 8:48am Well, there's the obvious answer... |
| Zang | (reply to Enheduanna) posted 11-Oct-2002 8:57am Please? |
| Enheduanna | (reply to Zang) posted 11-Oct-2002 9:13am Men are big babies! |
| Zang | (reply to Enheduanna) posted 11-Oct-2002 9:41am Oh that! |
| Enheduanna | (reply to Zang) posted 11-Oct-2002 10:17am I have serious doubts about women being the "weaker" sex! |
| Zang | (reply to Enheduanna) posted 11-Oct-2002 12:42pm Yeah me too! (Unless, of course, we're talking about a weakness for shoe sales.) |
| Enheduanna | (reply to Zang) posted 11-Oct-2002 4:28pm |
| dora | (reply to Enheduanna) posted 11-Oct-2002 4:31pm Well,physically is usually true (even though an athletic woman is stronger than a physically weak man)....but spiritually...more the other way around! Well,I'm joking,let's say that women and men are both strong in a different way.Quantity is the same,quality is different. |
| sonikJ | posted 13-Oct-2002 1:07pm I look after myself and everyone else, but if my husband is home, he looks after us. He's a nurse. |
| SueBee | posted 13-Oct-2002 1:12pm I don't get sick enough to need "looking after" very often, but when I do, my wonderful SO takes very good care of me. And she's cute, too! |
| SueBee | (reply to Zang) posted 13-Oct-2002 1:19pm |
| they | posted 13-Oct-2002 1:44pm A combination of my SO, my mother, and my daughter(who is 2) tries to help. |
| lily333 | posted 14-Oct-2002 1:24pm Usually I look after myself but my daughter and my husband help if I ask them to. I don't like to ask. |
| Zang | (reply to SueBee) posted 15-Oct-2002 10:34am Is she the Imelda Marcos of Skagit County? |
| Enheduanna | (reply to Zang) posted 15-Oct-2002 12:19pm I was watching a show last night called "Boys: The Weaker Sex," on the Discovery Channel. It was really interesting, talking about how boys are more vulnerable than girls at most stages of development because of certain biological differences and because our (Western/European) culture doesn't deal well with the problems that can arise. Apparently boys are much more likely than girls to drop out of school, to be victims of violent crime, and/or to kill themselves. |
| Zang | (reply to Enheduanna) posted 15-Oct-2002 8:22pm Perhaps they need to get together with other men and cry... and bang drums or something... |
| Enheduanna | (reply to Zang) posted 15-Oct-2002 11:01pm I'm sure that would help! Carrying cans of mace might help, too. |
| wolfchik9 | posted 16-Oct-2002 1:29am My mom, my SO, and myself. |
| Zang | (reply to Enheduanna) posted 16-Oct-2002 11:02am In case they get a surly waiter? |
| Enheduanna | (reply to Zang) posted 16-Oct-2002 1:33pm No, then they can just undertip! |
| SueBee | (reply to Zang) posted 17-Oct-2002 12:53am Yep! BTW, did you have a nice Thanksgiving? |
| Zang | (reply to SueBee) posted 17-Oct-2002 3:38pm Yeah, very nice thank you! I went over to Saltspring Island (where my parents live) with my brother and his family. The kids even went swimming in the lake! A new record for the latest in the year. They weren't in very long. I teased them that I would go the next day and break their record. I didn't though, not quite that brave. My father is a bit of a golfing fanatic. He goes at the crack of dawn a few times a week. My brother and I joined him on Monday morning. That was a first too. We had both golfed with him before, but never at the same time. I think he really liked that. It was something else standing on the first tee at about 7:30 AM waiting for the frost to melt on the fairway so we could tee off... |
| meyoume | posted 17-Oct-2002 5:54pm Not that everyone else doesn't try |
| Frogbrains | posted 17-Oct-2002 6:06pm Interesting that NO ONE has checked "father". Everyone's father still the old stereotypical "breadwinner", off to work every day, comes home and vegs in front of the TV while mom does all the chores and childcare? I can't imagine this is true. |
| dora | (reply to Frogbrains) posted 18-Oct-2002 7:47pm Yeah,pretty much He washes dishes though. |
| SueBee | (reply to Zang) posted 20-Oct-2002 1:09am Oh, I bet it's nice there! The closest I've been is Sidney since that's where the Anacortes Ferry goes, and then I've driven down to Victoria. I sure love what little I've seen of Vancouver Island. Are you a crack-of-dawn kinda guy, or were you out there rubbing your eyes wishing for another cup of coffee? (That'd be me... the other golfers would be in grave danger if I were swinging a club at that hour!) |
| ROCKMAN | posted 20-Oct-2002 9:23am I look after myself I`m 40 years old so i`d better,now if i was criticaly sick and couldn`t get out of bed my Mom Dad Friend or some other relative would look in on me i`m sure. |
| Zang | (reply to SueBee) posted 20-Oct-2002 1:51pm I'm naturally a vampire kind of guy; avoiding sunlight, bedding down as the sun rises and rising as it sets. I force myself to keep regular hours. I managed to get back on that schedule when I was on Saltspring. I was the first one up every morning and got plenty of coffee in me before I had to interact with the other humans. |
| Biggles | posted 21-Oct-2002 7:11pm Usually my Mum. But I'm not well now! Mostly I see me looking after myself here. I should really take some tablets before I go to bed. |
| Glassa | posted 22-Oct-2002 6:28pm I usually end up looking after myself and then doing a boat-load of dishes when I'm better. Even after I had minor surgery under my arms a couple years ago, my husband wouldn't touch the dishes even though I couldn't do them without being in pain. They sat there for a week and I ended up doing them while feeling like my stitches were being pulled out. I had a lump removed from under my left armpit area and a larger tumor the size of a kiwi removed from my right side. So using my arms was very painful at the time. He did help me take a bath and wash my hair though. |
| Glassa | (reply to justjulie) posted 22-Oct-2002 6:33pm Yet another reason I don't want to have kids. You still have to somehow get up and take care of them even when you're puking. No thanks! |
| justjulie | (reply to Glassa) posted 23-Oct-2002 6:45am i know....i could be bleeding out of my eyes, but i'd still have to function as if it were a prozac morning!!! |
| magbast | posted 23-Oct-2002 5:22pm i don't get sick, but when i have a panic attack they does all she can to make my boo-boo better |
| PowerPigs | posted 25-Oct-2002 4:27pm Beer helps me out. Wife does not. |
| Stunch | posted 27-Oct-2002 5:42am You missed out Husband or Wife. |
| Biggles | (reply to Stunch) posted 27-Oct-2002 9:36am That's your SO (significant other) |
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