@RG1253 I have just finished your book The Song of Simon de Montfort and I absolutely loved it, thank you. Even though I obviously know how the story ends, I was on the edge of my seat, and the last chapter "Evesham" was masterful. I cried in Starbucks 😪😊.
@EmmaHill80 @sian_superman I remember an interview with the Pet Shops Boys when they were asked what they would do if they found a slug in their lettuce...
@frankcottrell_b I read Harry Potter whilst travelling in India and struggling to keep anything down..... the banquet scenes were practically my only sustenance. Piles of sausages! 😆
@JeffBrazier Never go to the supermarket hungry!
I buy pretty much the same, mostly healthy, stuff each week. I don't go down the sweets and chocolate aisle! I get tempted by things I shouldn't buy so I just don't look at it. If its in the cupboard I eat it, so I don't buy it.
@MarionSalizar@IRutherfordH800@omid9 What you aren't understanding is that after the age of 18 the disabled person's family has no legal right to make any decisions about them - they're an adult. So even if the patient has a loving family who disagree with the doctors decision, it wouldn't make any difference.
@Clerection@omid9 I quote you... "there are genuine clinical reasons for why disabled people wouldn't be put on ventilators"
If you're not a doctor, and you don't know of any "genuine clinical reasons" and you're "just guessing" then I suggest you refrain from trying to come across like you know
@Clerection@omid9 "There are genuine clinical reasons"
"What are they?"
"I don't have to tell you!"
No, you don't. But you'd be a lot more persuasive if you did.