02-28-2010, 11:52 AM
Stillhope,
You seem to be getting carried away with enthusiasm for situations a bit. There are certainly many hypothetical questions which can be raised and they will all have hypothetical answers. Your premise above is based on second hand information and ignores the responsibility of the reported ill resident to make a complaint or express their needs if they choose to do so. Meanwhile you seem to be publicly injecting yourself into some unknown people's privacy.
It is taking a huge liberty to inject yourself publicly in someone's (reported) illness and diagnose the problem, prescribe a remedy and present it to the world.
I suggest that there is already a plate full of issues here to digest and no known need to search for more. If the reported ill residents are competent adults (and I assume them to be not knowing anything otherwise) then let them address their own needs and concerns and you should assume that they are capable of doing so. I will assume that they are capable of asking for your help or anyone else's if they feel they need it.
Seaview is a small rural community. I would not be happy if someone I did not know was making a public issue about my health and well being. What you are doing, no matter how well intended, is bordering on invasion of privacy.
Relax. Focus on the issues at hand. They are solvable. Hypothetical ones are not.
Assume the best and ask questions.
Punaweb moderator
You seem to be getting carried away with enthusiasm for situations a bit. There are certainly many hypothetical questions which can be raised and they will all have hypothetical answers. Your premise above is based on second hand information and ignores the responsibility of the reported ill resident to make a complaint or express their needs if they choose to do so. Meanwhile you seem to be publicly injecting yourself into some unknown people's privacy.
It is taking a huge liberty to inject yourself publicly in someone's (reported) illness and diagnose the problem, prescribe a remedy and present it to the world.
I suggest that there is already a plate full of issues here to digest and no known need to search for more. If the reported ill residents are competent adults (and I assume them to be not knowing anything otherwise) then let them address their own needs and concerns and you should assume that they are capable of doing so. I will assume that they are capable of asking for your help or anyone else's if they feel they need it.
Seaview is a small rural community. I would not be happy if someone I did not know was making a public issue about my health and well being. What you are doing, no matter how well intended, is bordering on invasion of privacy.
Relax. Focus on the issues at hand. They are solvable. Hypothetical ones are not.
Assume the best and ask questions.
Punaweb moderator
Assume the best and ask questions.
Punaweb moderator
Punaweb moderator