| Amount of texts to »sick« | 22, and there are 21 texts (95.45%) with a rating above the adjusted level (-3) |
| Average lenght of texts | 199 Characters |
| Average Rating | 0.773 points, 2 Not rated texts |
| First text | on Apr 5th 2000, 01:39:01 wrote Dragan about sick |
| Latest text | on Aug 9th 2018, 03:38:51 wrote Reginald about sick |
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on Apr 11th 2000, 08:17:36 wrote
on Dec 10th 2008, 20:24:14 wrote |
i'm really getting sick of these »give your opinion in a complete sentence« orders. try gentle suggestion; better yet, give it up. ordering writers around is like herding cats.
if i misspelled sick on purpose should i follow the misspelling with a bracketed [sic], to let everyone know i'm really an ace speller just messing around?
I think there are many reasons for our flight away from facing death calmly. One of the most important facts is that dying nowadays is more gruesome in many ways, namely, more lonely, mechanical, and dehumanized. When a patient is severely ill, he is often treated like a person with no right to an opinion. It is often someone else who makes the decision if and when and where a patient should be hospitalized. It would take so little to remember that the sick person too has feelings, has wishes and opinions, and has – most important of all – the right to be heard.
sick of asking, thinking, interesting, but really sick of being lonely. And sick of having to stop what I am so interested in, what I'm thinking, stop being lonely and go to the bathroom. I ask no one why but I am still sick of asking.
»Being an art of self-training both body and mind as well as sending forth external qi (waiqi), qigong, created by the Chinese people in the long process of life, labour and fight against diseases and senium, has the functions of preventing and curing deseases, protecting and strengthening health and prolonging life. It is one of the gems in the treasure-house of China's cultural heritage as well as a component part of traditional Chinese medicine.«
From »Chinese Qigong, A practical English-Chinese Library of traditional Chinese Medicine«
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