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Healing power of saying sorry

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dukeofearl

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south coast uk

Joined: Jul 2013

Posts: 3,887

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16-08-2015, 09:53 AM

Re: Healing power of saying sorry

So Mr God did the op, Mr God being infallible and above mere mortals.
Then problems arise and Mr God looks down on the situation as he is perfection personified.
Then the swab is found and Mr God falls off his pedestal and has great fear for his own well-being as he is in it up to his neck and makes the ultimate sacrifice to his ego and says sorry, well sorry for his-self.
Then the ironic part, he is advised not to say sorry in case he/hospital is sued and he loses his job. How sick, will not lose his job for a major clanger but will lose his job if he costs the hospital money.
Just about says it all about our current "top heavy", out of control NHS .

MKJ

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16-08-2015, 10:14 AM

Re: Healing power of saying sorry

Originally Posted by Rachel ->

Yep

It's the grown-up way to behave.

We need peace and harmony, not bad temper and fighting.

Understanding is the way to progress.

How right you are

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The above and no wine.

Myth and Magic

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16-08-2015, 10:48 AM

Re: Healing power of saying sorry

A gipsy once told me never to say 'Sorry'. I thought about it and yes, it does lose its meaning if overused ....

The words that I would never stop using 'Thank you' or 'Thank you so much' never fails to bring a smile to someone's face, especially if they are standing there holding a door open for me.