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04-27-2006, 08:43 PM
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Radical Centrist
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How about if their disability is CO poisoning?
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04-27-2006, 09:27 PM
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Day Tripper
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With a govt grant, you spend as you please. With a research contract, you have certain milestones, reporting, and deliverables. It seems that a case of CO poisioning should be handled similarly. There should be a set of rights and a corresponding set of responsiblities for a disability program. I can't really fault an individual for the shortcomings of a whole system. (Aside, there were several years where the contracts that I managed were among the top 5 highest federal contracts by dollars in the city of Pittsburgh)
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04-27-2006, 09:41 PM
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04-27-2006, 10:00 PM
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As far as I know, the only folks to admit in Cellar posts to going thru AA &/| rehab are me, Bri, and Mari. Out-Patient is serious enough. I was a Residential Member, which means I lived at the rehab place for two weeks. I was not among them. But, the smokers gathered together and did some serious smoking. That was the only vice allowed. And they did it with a vengence. At some AA meetings, there was a group of cigar smokers I was friends with. I didn't smoke, but just hanging with these guys for 20 minutes and I caught a second-hand buzz OUTSIDE. Now, I'm a really MJ stoner. So, I know a buzz when I see one. Recovery programs are OK with smokers, they even Enable Tabacco.
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