i received this request for help via email ... i'm sure many will be aware of the recent events in calgary that have been discussed on the forum:.
it is important that interested persons receive my p.o.
box number and how they can send donations if they wish to help out in paying my huge legal bills.
I believe the father may be lurking here for the next while, and I hope he may participate when it is prudent for him to do so.
So should any not be in a position to send a card or note directly, adding any words of support to this thread or any of the other ones on this topic would likely be greatly appreciated by him.
Kismet
what is your favorite perfume?
how do you like to smell[lol], and how do you like your significant other to smell?
is scent a sexual stimulant for you?
For me: Drakkar Noir, Quorum and Paul Sebastian Casual, but like most guys I think we wear what our GF tells us to! What do we know??? LOL
On ladies: I like the smell of Mackie.
Boucheron is one of the most alluring fragrances I have ever encountered but anyone who has tried it on has had it adversely react with their skin thereby affecting the fragrance..
Harrod's of London also have a few customized blends for ladies. One will always bring back very distinct and happy memories. :) I think it was #23 or #34. I forget which.
I find most women have a good sense of what works on them. I have never felt it necessary to try to get someone to change their choice of perfumes.
But I agree wholeheartedly that subtle is best!! Just that little waft tickling the senses can be a major turn on! That being said, the opposite is true when someone has apparently bathed in perfume.
And don't get me started on the 'assault with a deadly perfume' that always occurs in department stores. grrrrrrr
Kismet
i received this request for help via email ... i'm sure many will be aware of the recent events in calgary that have been discussed on the forum:.
it is important that interested persons receive my p.o.
box number and how they can send donations if they wish to help out in paying my huge legal bills.
Scully:
That would work too! Good suggestion.
A fellow Canadian
Kismet
i received this request for help via email ... i'm sure many will be aware of the recent events in calgary that have been discussed on the forum:.
it is important that interested persons receive my p.o.
box number and how they can send donations if they wish to help out in paying my huge legal bills.
Hey JT:
Normally I would be right there with you in suppotr of your comments. I have posted a few such warnings both here and at H20.
In this matter however, I personally can vouch for the legitimacy of this account and that it is indeed going to the shunned father in Calgary. However, if anyone is uncomfortable in sending monetary assistance, he would greatly appreciate cards of support.
Hope that helps.
Kismet
i received this request for help via email ... i'm sure many will be aware of the recent events in calgary that have been discussed on the forum:.
it is important that interested persons receive my p.o.
box number and how they can send donations if they wish to help out in paying my huge legal bills.
Please, as a reminder, should you become aware of this man's name it is very important legally not to make it publicly known.
This is due to court restrictions placed upon him and all parties regarding the releasing of the family's name due to the girl involved being a minor.
The Society has slipped a couple of times in the past in this type of situation, unwittingly releasing the real names in their interviews. They were severely chastised for it by the judiciary.
I don't want to see that happen to this poor man who is just trying to save his daughter's life.
Just in case someone is doubtful, I can back up the information Simon posted and confirm that the above request for help is legit.
Kismet
hey all, i'm not sure if this has been posted before, so i apoligize in advance if you all have seen it.
what's your color?.
if your birthday is on....... december 23 ~ january 1...............red.
Red
today i need two things.
1. robert calvert is named in the news as lawyer for the jw father in calgary who decided to have his 16 year old daughter treated with blood transfusion to save her life.
i need to get in touch with this attorney.
DungBeetle:
I am sorry I am not KismetI am sorry you aren't me too...I would be far better looking that way! LOL
Marvin I have sent you an email.
Kismet
march 22, 2002 .
calgary jehovah teen who doesn't want transfusions seeks move to ontario.
calgary (cp) -- a teenage girl who has been ordered to receive blood transfusions against her will wants to leave alberta.
Canada's Hospital Liaison Committees have done their homework on this one and the girl's father is bang on in his concerns for the move.
Sick Kids in Toronto has been fairly positive towards the Witnesses. Closeness to Bethel also has something to do with it..Much easier to monitor when close.
The Branch had discussed this strategy previously in other cases but the child has often died before they could act on it.
The father should be diligent to demand that treatment elsewhere is far superior to what she is receiving currently. Even treatment on par is unacceptable since it would remove the girl from all support of friends in her local community which can easily be argued that would be detrimental to her well being and recovery.
The Father should work closely with Children's Services in Alberta ...jointly they should be able to convince the courts of the wisdom of staying in Alberta.
My 2 cents
Kismet
got a call late this afternoon: "your daughter was in a car accident along with four other girls.
you need to come to the emergency room.".
daughter not there yet.
Damn Alan that is shocking news and I am so sorry for your daughter's accident and now pain but am so happy the injuries were not more life altering.
Please keep us updated as to her progress and how you and Julie are coping. If nothing else this should help prevent any future "I am a teenager and thus invincible" type situations.
Best wishes for a fast recovery.
Kismet
i am very distraught tonight.
i think i told the board back around the new year that the make a wish foundation was going to grant my 7 year old cousins wish that has cerebral palsy.
he has been so excited, he was going to leave april 15th.
Plmkrzy:
I have been doing various fundraising activities for the Childrens' Wish Foundation for about 5 years and sincerely hope they are not doing any such thing as you describe. I have seen no evidence and I have seen the books for my local chapter. Money in, less minimal administration fees (about 5-8% of the money) and then all moeny left goes into providing Wishes.
I would be interested in hearing more about what you found so I can investigate my chapter mpore thoroughly. I don't want to hijack this thread tho, so please email me the details if you so desire.
Thanks.
Kismet ( [email protected])
