Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) Support Group
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arfie
I was 16 years old the first time I watched Lily Tomlin in her role as Ernestine on "Laugh In." It was love at first giggle. I imitated her enough to earn disciplinary action from HS officials. I imagined Lily would be proud. I am currently loving her in "Grace and Frankie." Sam Waterston even looks like the hubby I currently can't sit in a private room with might look like with a healtheir diet. His stage humor in "Grace and Frankie" is similar on the days I can sit in a private room with him.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SvesMBkduQo
Anybody else have role models?
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Maria Sklowdowska was born and educated in Poland. She was able to get permission to leave what was then partitioned Poland to study advanced in Paris. She went on to marry a fellow scientist, Pierre, and shared a Nobel with him before earning one on her own. Curium is named for her; she named polonium for her beloved (then partitioned into a memory) homeland. That she came from an oppressed Poland, in an era when women did *not* do advanced anything outside the home, and went on to win two Nobel prizes (one physics, one chemistry) gave me hope that a skinny useless nothing (as I was told I was) could succeed, too. She's still a role model.
Other than my mom, who taught me to have fun with the choresof life, and to keep going, to not giveup, to find a awy....
Wow, this brought me to tears. Sorry about that. Understand, when I see pics of Marie Curie, I see someone who looks like Mom's family to boot....
Thank you for the reminder of Gilda, Lilly. She completely fell off my radar. Broke my heart to discover she died of ovarian cancer at the age of 42. Ouch. My personal favorite Gilda Radner quote is, "I base most of my fashion taste on what doesn't itch." My kind of gal!!!!
I think if I had a hero it would be Mother Teresa .... She was sure a tough little lady.....xo
Roseannadanna
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MudF-_k1lUI
"If you want to change the world, just do what is in front of you."
Yes, Mama.
http://www.wtfpod.com/
Lilly Tomlin, by the way, is a role model to an entire generation of comedians of all kinds. It's amazing how funny she still is in Grace and and Frankie.
In Uruguay my role model is Jose Mujica, which is my Mujica is my username. Like Nelson Mandela of South Africa, he want from being a political prisoner for many years to being elected president. And as president I'll never forget how he when he cut the ribbon on a new hospital he spoke out about having PTSD. His bravery did so much to take away the stigma.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jos%C3%A9_Mujica
Betty is a many-faceted gem. . . Research in progress. Thank you again.
Whereas, so many people I know don't have $20 to lend (give) a friend, an hour to watch their child, a meal to share, the strength to hear a sad story, or non-judgmental enough to support someone else in their chosen beliefs...
I'm never quite sure whether it's being an atheist or pacifist that earns me more scorn...ah well, such is life.
C'est la vie, Chuck Berry
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d1oyvAMtFsk
I always loved this commercial
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L5ya8J-jyK4