I want to see this cart video, I can only find references, it sounds amazing, someone help, please?
Hey Bill! :)
hi all, i haven't posted here in a while, felt like a break and have been insanely busy, i don't think too much about jw stuff now, but wanted to pop in anyway.
have i missed anything recently?.
i am very happy, much to my surprise, i think it would be nice to go back to the end of 2013 and tell the depressed and lonely version of me that he can't even comprehend how good life could be.
I want to see this cart video, I can only find references, it sounds amazing, someone help, please?
Hey Bill! :)
embrace judeo-christian culture and values!
is this politician serious?.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=h2ed8a8rxey.
The apostle’s creed shows that Christianity is based on having to embrace barbaric human sacrifice and the notion that the guilty should be forgiven if a suitable human sacrifice is made to God.
Hmmm... No it doesn't.
Anyway, I am not sure what "Judeo-christian" values Nigel is talking about, I am guessing not the value about welcoming immigrants into your nation, for starters. :/
hi all, i haven't posted here in a while, felt like a break and have been insanely busy, i don't think too much about jw stuff now, but wanted to pop in anyway.
have i missed anything recently?.
i am very happy, much to my surprise, i think it would be nice to go back to the end of 2013 and tell the depressed and lonely version of me that he can't even comprehend how good life could be.
Hey friends :)
Clarity, my advice would be to practice patience, you won't replace your support network overnight, and be open to people, my best friend now is gay, sadly I would have hated him 5 years ago. :/
My job is going great! Things are still in the pits with family but I'm learning to live with it.
hi all, i haven't posted here in a while, felt like a break and have been insanely busy, i don't think too much about jw stuff now, but wanted to pop in anyway.
have i missed anything recently?.
i am very happy, much to my surprise, i think it would be nice to go back to the end of 2013 and tell the depressed and lonely version of me that he can't even comprehend how good life could be.
Hi all, I haven't posted here in a while, felt like a break and have been insanely busy, I don't think too much about JW stuff now, but wanted to pop in anyway. Have I missed anything recently?
I am very happy, much to my surprise, I think it would be nice to go back to the end of 2013 and tell the depressed and lonely version of me that he can't even comprehend how good life could be. It turns out that the apostates weren't lying, there is life after the Watchtower after all!
Nice to see some new faces :) How are you all?
"truth is one, paths are many.
" - gandhi.
gandhi also said, "i like your christ.
Truth is important, of course, but I've decided I prefer beauty. It's easier to spot as well.
"beauty will save the world" - fyodor dostoevsky
just spotted this on the tube ride home.
sorry if it's been posted already, didn't see anything.
i've noticed the standard prints a few articles about jw scandals, i wonder if they have an exjw in their midst?.
It is tragic Steve. :(
Agreed, the headline is more sensational than the article.
just spotted this on the tube ride home.
sorry if it's been posted already, didn't see anything.
i've noticed the standard prints a few articles about jw scandals, i wonder if they have an exjw in their midst?.
Just spotted this on the tube ride home. Sorry if it's been posted already, didn't see anything. I've noticed the standard prints a few articles about JW scandals, I wonder if they have an ExJW in their midst?
A mother who gave birth to a baby conceived naturally after years of failed fertility treatment died in hospital after refusing a blood transfusion because she was a Jehovah’s Witness.
Adeline Keh, 40, became critically ill after her son Mawsi was delivered by caesarean section at the Homerton hospital. She died three weeks later in another hospital after refusing potentially life-saving treatment.
Today her husband told of his grief that “we never came home as a family” as it emerged that the case was one of four maternal deaths in eight months involving the Homerton.
The hospital, in Hackney, has asked NHS England to review the deaths to check for any evidence of common failures in care. The review is expected to be completed next month.
Speaking for the first time since his wife’s death, Kwaku Keh told the Standard: “My wife and I were best friends. We had been trying to have a baby for some time but it had not happened for us even with the help of IVF.
“Then in 2013 my wife got pregnant without medical intervention and our only son was delivered by caesarean section. I was overjoyed and could not wait for them to come home.”
Mrs Keh remained in hospital after her son’s birth on September 18 last year to receive antibiotics for an infection. She developed acute respiratory distress syndrome and was transferred to Papworth, a specialist heart and lung hospital in Cambridge.
She had told doctors of her refusal to receive blood products, and lawyers confirmed her wishes had to be obeyed. She was put on a machine at Papworth but it could not effectively re-oxygenate her blood without a transfusion. She died two days later.
An inquest last month found Mrs Keh died on October 19 last year from a combination of ARDS, sepsis, an infection in the caesarean wound and “refusal of transfusion on religious grounds”.
Coroner Belinda Cheney, in a narrative verdict, said Mrs Keh died from a “rare infective complication”. The source of the infection had been impossible to detect until the post-mortem and the decision not to receive blood “may have compromised the final medical intervention”.
Mr Keh, a lawyer living in Walthamstow, said: “Each time I went to pick her up [from the Homerton] I was told that she could not come home. Eventually my wife lost her fight and passed away and we never got to come home as a family.” The other maternal deaths at the Homerton occurred in July last year and in March and April this year.
Hospital chief executive Tracey Fletcher said she decided to request external reassurance due to the unusually high number of deaths in a short period. She said: “We asked NHS England to look at these cases collectively to make sure we hadn’t missed anything.”
Last year across England and Wales there were 47 deaths of women in pregnancy, during childbirth or in the six weeks after birth.
Pat Williams, the first of the four Homerton mothers to die, suffered from a number of “risk factors” — she was over 40, obese, had previously miscarried and had a large fibroid in her uterus.
Coroner William Dolman described her death, after an elective caesarean, as a “dramatic and sudden tragedy”. He concluded that she died of natural causes after multi-organ failure and a haemorrhage.
In April, the Care Quality Commission watchdog rated the Homerton’s maternity unit “safe” and the hospital as “good”.
But inspectors noted 22 “serious incidents” in maternity between December 2012 and November 2013, including Ms Williams’s death and the “unexpected” death of two newborns.
A Homerton spokesman said the hospital’s status as a high-level maternity unit and its location in east London meant it handled some of the most needy women and babies. It deals with more than 5,000 births a year.
The spokesman said: “The message to mothers is that this is a top-quality service with one of the biggest throughputs of mothers and babies in the capital.”
in honour of jgnat i have completed her template:.
is your wife still an active witness?
no thankfuly - she has only been to the memorail, a convention and the kh once this year and has done none of that for at least 6 months.
Thanks for sharing Frazz! I say with complete sincerity that I consider it a privilege to know you, and have no doubt that your relationship with your wife will continue to grow as she moves away from the Witnesses.
when i am3 was going to speak i was ecstatic to hear this lunatic embarass himself.
after the propaganda indoctrination session, a relative asked me what my spiritual goals were, i told em i want to become a servant before i turn 23 so i could get laid.
lmfao.
"I told em I want to become a servant before I turn 23 so I could get laid. Lmfao"
Brilliant! How did they react?
i'm not going to list all the changes here that have happened in 2014, most of you who frequent the boards know about them.. in reference to anthony morris' talk, i can't help feel that the organization is behaving so abnormally out of character for itself that it is bewildering even to ex jws.. cultish behavior is perfectly normal for cults, but whats happened this year is so far out of whack it beggars belief.. what do they think they are doing?
are they psyching jws up for some major announcement?.
i can't help but feel that something really strange is going on, this does not feel like the regular "special announcements" followed by articles in the watchtower.. .
The Watchtower religion is just run by a bunch of old conservative reactionaries. Not opening the leadership up to diversity will indeed be their own downfall.