How do these people find you, Betty? I don't encounter one like very often
but when I do, I get all chilly and freeze them out. Usually works.
If it doesn't, I just look at them and say icily, "why on earth are you
telling me all this?" That never fails. However if it did, I suppose I'd
ask for a doggie bag and roll away. Enough is enough.
Kat
----- Original Message -----
From: "Betty B" <[log in to unmask]>
To: <[log in to unmask]>
Sent: Monday, February 11, 2002 11:27 PM
Subject: Re: MY PAIN, NO SURGERY DATE, ETC.
> In a message dated 2/11/2002 2:37:51 PM Eastern Standard Time,
> [log in to unmask] writes:
>
>
> > > The ones who
> > >don't do that want to cure me by making me get 20 thousand bee stings.
> > >
> > Now I have heard everything!! Who in their right man would do this. How
> > about leeches, instead?? Are these people nuts??
> >
> > Bobby
> >
> There's somebody in Maryland who does this for people with MS, among other
> things, I think. The treatment doesn't consist of multiple stings on the
> same day, I don't believe. I was exaggerating about the number. I can't
> remember where I heard or read about this first, but I saw a program about
> her on TV not long ago.
>
> The woman who was ruining my once a month restaurant visit by cramming
this
> down my throat, got the idea to do so because when she asked what I had, I
> told her it was "something like MS." It's not really, mine isn't even
CNS,
> but that's the fastest way to shut people up. Everybody's heard of MS.
Then
> I had to hear through my whole steak about how I need this treatment.
>
> It didn't need anything, that steak. It didn't need sauce, I mean. It
was
> done to perfection. Do you see the totality of her crime?
>
> She offered to take me for the bee stings too. Yes she did. When she was
on
> her way out, she stopped next to me long enough to put her hand on my
> shoulder and say "we need to get you better."
>
> She needed something all right. But you know how that would have worked
out.
> "Gimp has chip on shoulder. Film at 11:00." I spoke my mind in the
> beginning, but anything after that would have been an argument that would
> have ruined other patrons lunches too.
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