Good vs. Evil

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GamerwithnoGame

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34. Thank goodness. I can understand a little when people have a fear that it might induce an autistic condition in a child who appeared to be absent that, prior to vaccination (however shaky the apparent evidence to that effect is), which is the primary objection to the combined measles, mumps and rubella jab, but given the choice between that and likely death or permanent injury in the case of the diseases mentioned, there isn't a shadow of a doubt in my mind which I would choose.
 

GamerwithnoGame

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32. Its odd. My granddad (paternal) was sharp as a tack, right up until his last couple of weeks. My gran (maternal) suffered from dementia and underwent a downwards spiral over the course of about a decade. Given that I take after both sides quite strongly, I honestly don't know which way I'm likely to go - I know what I'd prefer though. Damn that's depressing.
 

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30 I've worked 10yrs as an aide or nurse in dementia units. I describe it as watching people slowly lose their minds. It's sad. I've watched rocket scientists lose all ability to communicate and saw the first woman dean of the u of m nursing school kick peoples asses though I know she was a gentle person before the disease
 

GamerwithnoGame

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28. Its a fair point Tyler; though its more Good than Evil, because there was a positive in there. I should put this in Evil too really: I tried to play Indiana Jones and the Fate of Atlantis but for all my efforts, I could not get any of the websites to work. There are those that allow running it (unsaveable) in a window via DOS emulation. And I don't want to try buying it from GoG unless I know it's going to work!