The Saint Euphrosynos Cafe

Little late, I suppose, since I haven't checked this forum in over 2 weeks... too busy... but now that I've been on hold with the DMV for the last 25 minutes, I have to say that I don't like this idea at all. A lot of people on this forum know who I am anyway, and I can do little about that, but I'd ...

My grandfather, after serveral strokes was in the hospital in a state from which we knew he would never recover. His lungs were filling with water, and his brain functions had pretty much stopped. When my grandmother was given the choice to either hook him up to machines for God only knows how long ...

Ania,

I think your reference applies more to preventitive measures which is the result of common sense.

It's more along the line of knowing that if there is a slick road and you're driving at night, that you shouldn't speed. Or not to tailgate. Such things are gained by learning about ...

Why do you and CGW have such an adament support for this book? What's so great about this book? And don't lash back with: well, if you haven't read it, why should I tell you. That would just be an immature response. How about presenting an intelligent, coherent response.

To see why I defend the ...

Why do you and CGW have such an adament support for this book? What's so great about this book? And don't lash back with: well, if you haven't read it, why should I tell you. That would just be an immature response. How about presenting an intelligent, coherent response.

To see why I defend the ...

As far as worry and imagination...
When I travel by myself by car, (usually covering more than 1000 miles in one trip, be it to Boston or Miami), my parents and I both imagined all sorts of possible situations where I would not reach my destination, and because we worried enough to imagine it, I ...