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1. Who can complain?
2. Why complain?
3. Is there a time limit during which I must make my complaint?
4. What happens if I complain about something that is happening to me or my relative/friend now?
5. What can the PALS and Customer Services do for me?
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9. What if I have a complaint about the way a service has been commissioned (purchased) on my behalf or about the failure to commission a particular service or treatment?
10. Do I have any rights as a complainant?
11. Can I still make an NHS complaint if I am pursuing a legal case for clinical negligence?
12. What if I need external help with my complaint?
13. How long will it take for my complaint to be answered?
14. How will my complaint be answered?
15. What if I am unhappy with the first response?
16. What if I feel that the trust isn't taking my complaint seriously?
17. What can I achieve through making a complaint?
18. What happens to my complaint if the actions of a member of staff are being investigated?
19. What happens if I am not happy with the trust's response and they tell me that local resolution has ended?
20. What if I want to complain about a specific professional?
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Anyone who is receiving, or has received NHS treatment or services or social care can complain. If you are unable to complain yourself then someone else, usually a relative or close friend, can complain for you with your permission.
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It is important for NHS and social care staff to know about your experience of their care. If you are unhappy and let someone know, they can find out what happened and try to make changes which will improve NHS, local authority and third sector care (care provided by voluntary organisations) and prevent further problems happening to other people.
If something goes wrong, making a complaint can result in an explanation of what happened and possibly an apology. You have the right to complain about NHS and social care services and you should expect a full and prompt reply.
Yes. At the moment you should make your complaint within one year of the incident happening or from when you realised you had cause for complaint. If you have been very ill, or distressed because someone you loved has died, that time limit may be extended. The complaints manager has the discretion whether or not to waive the time limit.
If you make your complaint outside the time limit, the NHS trust or local authority may agree to investigate it informally.
If you are also considering pursuing a claim for compensation, you need to be aware that separate time limits apply. The general rule is that court proceedings must be started within three years of the date when you first knew, or suspected, that you were injured as a result of incompetent medical care. These time limits will not be extended just because you have spent time going through the complaints process first.
If you or a family member or friend are having problems with your NHS or social care service, it may be more appropriate to ask your local NHS Patient Advice and Liaison Service (PALS) or local authority Customer Service Department to help you.
There is a PALS service in most trusts which should be easily accessible either by asking someone on the ward or department you are in, or through the hospital switchboard. You may see posters about the PALS service around the hospital or community clinic.
They can:
If you're not happy with something that has happened to you or someone close to you, the first person to approach is the person providing the service and tell them you are not satisfied. It may be they will be able to resolve your complaint immediately, but if not, they should tell you who to make your formal complaint to. There will be a complaints department within every trust and local authority (sometimes they have different titles, like Customer Care or Patient Liaison). They should make a note of your complaint or ask you to send in a written letter explaining what you are unhappy about.
If you do not want to contact the person providing the service, e.g. if the person being complained about is your GP or dentist, you no longer have to contact them directly. You can write to the primary care trust who contracts with the GP or dentist and ask them to investigate the complaint.
If you are complaining about a range of services provided by or commissioned by both organisations, you can now contact one organisation and ask them to investigate your complaints. It is your choice whether you contact an NHS trust or a local authority. The organisation which manages the majority of the services complained about should co-ordinate the investigation of the complaint and provide you with a single response. They will need your permission to pass your details on to the other body, but you should not have to make more than one complaint.
In these circumstances, you should make a complaint to your local primary care trust (PCT) for health services or to the local authority commissioners for social care services.
If you are complaining about the failure of the PCT to provide a service or particular drugs for your care, you may be able to appeal against the PCT's decision. Very often a first request for a particular drug or treatment is turned down, but it may well be successful on the second or third attempt. You must have the support of your GP and/or consultant to show why you need the drug or treatment. You can ask them to provide letters of support to send to the PCT.
The PALS service at the PCT should be able to guide you through the appeals process and tell you what needs to be done.
If you are unhappy with the PCT's decision, it can be judicially reviewed in the high court. There is a short time limit for applying for a judicial review and you will need legal advice. If you need help in this area, please contact a member of our Public Law Team on 0370 1500 100.
Under the NHS constitution, any individual has the right to:
People who use social care services have the right to take their complaint to the local government ombudsman if they are not satisfied with the response provided by the local authority.
Yes. The regulations which govern the new NHS complaints procedure are being changed. Subject to parliamentary approval, new regulations will allow complaints and litigation to run concurrently.
If you live in England, there is an organisation called the Independent Complaints Advocacy Service (ICAS). They provide a two-tier system of ICAS support. Since 1 April 2006, the service now has two distinct but complimentary models of service delivery, dependent on client need:
a. Self advocacy model – designed to empower those clients who want and are able to raise their own concerns:
b. Supported advocacy model – designed to empower and support those clients with more complex needs, with resources directed towards the most disadvantaged and vulnerable groups in each region. This model will ensure clients with more complex needs have access to specialist advocates who can support them through the complaints process.
If you live in Wales, the complaints advocacy officer from your local Community Health Council will help you. Your nearest Community Health Council can be found at www.wales.nhs.uk
If you live in Scotland, your local Citizen's Advice Bureau will support you in making a complaint. You can visit their website here: www.cas.org.uk
From 1 April 2009, there are no prescribed time limits for answering complaints. The aim is to investigate a complaint as soon as possible and give you a response which is appropriate.
When a trust receives a complaint, the complaints manager should contact you with an investigation plan. The plan should include:
Most complaints are answered in a letter from the chief executive of the trust or local authority. As part of the action plan you may be asked to attend a meeting with appropriate senior staff so the people who are investigating the complaint can be sure that they have completely understood the entirety of your complaint. This may happen before you receive a response or you may be asked if you would like a meeting to discuss the response after you have received it.
You can ask for a more senior manager to investigate the complaint further under local resolution if you do not feel that the trust has provided an adequate response. You can also ask to meet with specific members of staff if you feel this would be helpful to you.
Ask the trust to explain to you how they have categorised your complaint. Under the new complaint procedures, there are three levels of seriousness of complaint – low, medium and high.
You should receive an explanation from the trust telling you what happened. If the trust explains things in a way you do not understand you can ask them to do it again in a form you can understand. You should receive an apology if something has gone wrong and the trust should tell you how they are going to make changes to policies or procedures to stop it happening again. The complaint response should include details of how any changes to the service are going to be monitored in the future, with timescales. You may be asked if you would like to be part of that monitoring process or be informed of any future changes. You will not be told the outcome of any disciplinary procedures as this information is confidential between the member of staff and their employer.
Each trust now has to produce an annual complaints report which will be a public document. In this report the trust has to say what complaints they have received and how a service has been changed or improved to stop a similar event happening in the future. The report also has to include what the trust has learned from complaints received. GPs also have to provide information about their complaints, including the nature of the complaint and say how their service has changed.
At the moment, if your complaint necessitates an investigation under disciplinary procedures or by the police, the complaint investigation will be suspended until those investigations are complete.
There is no longer an external independent review process to the NHS complaints procedure as the Healthcare Commission no longer exists. This brings the English NHS procedure in line with those of Wales and Scotland, who also have a two-tier process. (In Wales complainants can still refer their complaint to the Welsh Quality Commission, but very few do so, preferring to go straight to the Welsh Ombudsman)
If a complaint is sufficiently serious, a trust should bring in external independent investigators and experts to investigate a complaint. If you do not think a complaint has been independently investigated, you can ask a trust to bring in external investigators before the end of local resolution.
If you are not happy with the trust or local authority's final response, you can write to the Health Service or Local Government Commissioner and ask them to investigate your complaint. Your request will be sent to a screening unit and they will let you know within a short time whether or not they will investigate your complaint.
Professionals can be reported to their licensing body for unprofessional conduct.
If an issue is brought to your attention that looks as if the doctor or nurse is practicing in an unsafe manner and is a danger to their patients, this should be discussed with the chief executive or senior clinician of either the employing trust or the contracting PCT. They have a responsibility for the conduct to be considered under their local fitness to practice procedures and they can refer the matter to the professional body for immediate suspension from the register. (This can happen quite quickly.)
Complaints about doctors should be made to the General Medical Council. Information can be found on www.gmc-uk.org
A complaint should be lodged with the GMC as soon as possible and otherwise within 5 years. They will not consider complaints that are currently within the NHS complaints procedure until that procedure is completed. If in doubt, contact the Conduct/Fitness to Practice Division for an informal chat. They are usually quite helpful. Cumulative complaints about an individual practitioner can be brought under the fitness to practice procedures and are considered relatively quickly. There is no guarantee that such evidence will result in suspension or de-registration.
Complaints about nurses, health visitors and midwives should be made to the Nursing and Midwifery Council. They will not consider complaints which have not been through a disciplinary hearing at a trust (they don't tell you this) and their timescales are extremely lengthy.
Complaints against dentists can be made to the General Dental Council. Helpful details on how to complaint can be found on this site.
The government encourages all professionals to be self-regulating. Complaints about professions allied to medicine (chiropodists, physiotherapists, occupational therapists, speech and language therapists, audiometrists etc) should be sent to the Health Professions Council.
The General Social Care Council regulates social workers and social care assistants.
Chiropractors, osteopaths and counsellors all have their registering and governing bodies. Useful websites are given below:
Protecting Vulnerable Adults and Children
The Independent Safeguarding Authority (ISA) was established in January 2008. This body is taking over the responsibility for vetting anyone who works within the health and social care field with children or vulnerable adults. Any individual who is treated by the NHS in any setting is classed as a vulnerable adult for the duration of their treatment.
From October 2009, employers of health and social care organisations have a duty to refer any staff or volunteers to ISA where anyone is harmed or placed at risk. Employers must not knowingly employ a person who has been barred by the ISA. Anyone who has been barred by ISA who works within a health or social care field is committing an offence.
If you have concerns about anyone working in the health or social care field, you can contact ISA and ask them to investigate. More details can be found at www.isa-gov.org.uk
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To find the appropriate PALS Service go to www.pals.nhs.uk and search their database for your local hospital or primary care trust. There are also PALS in the community and mental health services who are there to help and support you. They can also put you in touch with your local ICAS service.
If you live in Wales, you can contact your local Community Health Council www.wales.nhs.uk
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A 6 ft-by-6 ft card wishing Radio Mirchi on its first anniversary greets visitors at the radio station's office on the busy Anna Salai here. The red-and-green styled wall leading up to the main office is decorated with more such fan mails, an indication of what Chennai station head Mr G. Sharath Chandra calls the most significant aspect of the one-year on air: audience involvement.
"Our product and marketing efforts have helped us to connect with the consumers." And this, in turn, has helped the radio station, promoted by The Times of India group, to attract clients and marketers, Mr Sharath says.
On last count, "the number of advertisers was 640." The radio station has been able to achieve it without compromising on the ad rates, which stand at Rs 1,500 for a 10-second slot. "If the stakeholders understand what the product is, pricing doesn't matter. We have demonstrated the value it represents."
Mr Sharath says Mirchi's relationship with advertisers has gone beyond on-air activities. In the one year of its existence, the radio station has organised a couple of shopping festivals, giving an opportunity for advertisers to take the non-traditional route and then eventually come on air.
Although Mirchi's national presence — it has stations in all metros, in addition to Indore Ahmedabad and Pune — has helped it get national advertisers on board, it has also managed to attract a significant number of regional players, many of them part of Chennai's famed retailing segment, claims Mr Sharath.
The year also saw Mirchi picking up a couple of awards at Spark 2004, instituted by Ad Club Madras. "It's nice to be able to do creative things; it's amazing to be able to do it consistently," he says, adding that the radio channel will continue to be 100 per cent Tamil — the only Mirchi station to be non-Hindi.
Suryan FM, the radio station promoted by the Sun Network, also commenced operations on May 5 last year. In a brief interview over the phone, Sun TV's Vice-President-Programming, Mr W. Hansraj Saxena, claims there has been an overwhelming response to Suryan's programmes. Over the year, the radio station has tweaked some of its content, and some "soft changes" are also in the offing. For the first year anniversary, the channel is planning dial-ins with film industry personalities.
Suryan, which opted for the mass-market route, claims it's the number one channel. After increasing its slot rate per 10 seconds by 50 per cent to Rs 900 some months back, the channel has been able to hold on to it, he adds.
Industry observers and professionals, in earlier interviews with Business Line, had said that the numbers' game will be relatively insignificant in a market like Chennai where the FM medium is relatively young, the rates are low and there aren't many players.


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Letters to a Young Poetby Rainer Maria Rilke
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These ten letters, written by one of the greatest poets of the twentieth century, offer deep and sincere advice to the young poet. They touch on all aspects of life and are valuable to anyone wishing to be a poet and to those who are not. Written with power, style, and conviction these letters will guide and inspire anyone who reads them.
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The perfect gift for any aspiring poet or, indeed, for anyone interested in good writing, is Letters to a Young Poet by Rainer Maria Rilke, newly translated by Mark Harman. In this elegant little volume, Rilke writes to 19-year-old Franz Kappus about literature, life, and the poet's vocation with wisdom and penetrating insight.
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February 17, 1903
Dear Sir,
Your letter arrived just a few days ago. I want to thank you for the great confidence you have placed in me. That is all I can do. I cannot discuss your verses; for any attempt at criticism would be foreign to me. Nothing touches a work of art so little as words of criticism: they always result in more or less fortunate misunderstandings. Things aren't all so tangible and sayable as people would usually have us believe; most experiences are unsayable, they happen in a space that no word has ever entered, and more unsayable than all other things are works of art, those mysterious existences, who life endures beside our own small, transitory life.
With this note as a preface, may I just tell you that your verses have no style of their own, although they do have silent and hidden beginnings or something personal. I feel this most clearly in the last poem, "My Soul." There, something of your own is trying to become word and melody. And in the lovely poem "To Leopardi" a kind of kinship with that great, solitary figure does perhaps appear. Nevertheless, the poems are not yet anything in themselves, not yet anything independent, even the last one and the one to Leopardi. Your kind letter, which accompanied them, managed to make clear to me various fault that I felt in reading your verses, though I am not able to name them specifically.
You ask whether your verses are any good. You ask me. You have asked others before this. You send them to magazines. You compare them with other poems, and you are update when certain editors reject your work. Now (since you have said you want my advice) I beg you tostop doing that sort of thing. You are looking outside, and that is what you should most avoid right now. No one can advise you or help youno one. There is only one thing you should do. Go into yourself. Find out the reason that commands you to write; see whether it has spread its root into the very depths of your heart; confess to yourself whether you would have to die if you were forbidden to write. This most of all: ask yourself in the most silent hour of your night: must I write? Dig into yourself for a deep answer. And is this answer rings out in assent, if you meet this solemn question with a strong, simple "I must," then build your life in accordance with this necessity; your whole life, even into its humblest and most indifferent hour, must become a sign and witness to this impulse.
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RAINER MARIA RILKE (1875–1926) is one of the greatest poets who ever wrote in the German language. His most famous works are Sonnets to Orpheus, The Duino Elegies, Letters to a Young Poet, The Notebooks of Malte Laurids Brigge, and The Book of Hours.
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Good book but do not go into thinking its a quick non thinking light fare. It reminds me of Henry David Thoreau.
This book is inspiring and motivating. I highly recomend every artist( writer,poet,painter,) read and apply the lessons to their own life.
Letters to a young Poet really makes you look at life in a different way.


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Shin Shounan Bakusouzoku Arakure Knight
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Duration 43 min. per episode
Air Date Sep 12, 1997
Season summer 1997
Genres adventure

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Known best to the electronic wrestling world as Orian Omni (played by Tony Miller, Jr.), Brian D. Taylor was born September 11, 1980 in Baltimore, Maryland to Corrine, a seamstress and Kareem Sr., a contractor.
Brian grew up with two younger siblings, Kareem Jr. and Karen, when he joined the city's little league baseball team as shortstop. After being on the team for one year, his second tryouts, he was cut. That same month, his mother died. He was 12 years old. His family then moved to a neighborhood in West Philadelphia where he joined his high school basketball team as the starting shooting guard. After the first semester of grade 11, he and his 1 year younger brother dropped out of school (both were in the same grade). His brother wasn't too fond of books and his school work was poor. His brother got pulled into the West Philly streets as a mid-level drug dealer. But although Brian's grades were exceptionally well, he wanted something else for himself. And unlike his brother, Brian's decisions were shocking. He instantly enrolled in the local boxing training camp where he was picked out by Emmanuel "Sticky" Griffin, just a regular visitor to the camp. Griffin saw potential in Brian and helped him establish an amateur boxing career. With Griffin serving as his first coach before Teddy "the Tank" Cooper, then as manager, Brian developed a unique style of boxing. Where he relied on his abilities to outlast his opponent, maneuver quickly and avoid a punch rather than throw a blow. And still he had a powerful left uppercut that helped him win 2 regional Golden Gloves and relinquish his amateur boxing career at 19-1-3 (18 KOs, 15 TKOs). Brian "The Technicial" Taylor to the boxing world, then enrolled in the army in 1998 when after a year of being stationed in Baghdad was introduce to another change in his life. Brian was discharged from the army to attend the Brock University in Ontario, Canada to get a degree in religion. It was here that he became a track athlete with 8 gold medals all back to back in the Regional College Track & Field Meet 100m and 4x100m relay (1998-2002). After graduating, he decided to stay in Canada where he studied Marxism-Leninist. But then he saw it, January 1st, 2004 - a deceased wrestler George Wagner, better known as Gorgeous George. Brian saw past video tapes in a friend's garage at a New Year's Eve party. After being hooked on how well George worked a crowd, Brian took a liking to wrestling. More as the classic tapes of world wrestlers like Mr. Perfect (Curt Hennig), Bret Hart and the Rock (Dwayne Johnson) to more unorthodox e-wrestlers like Ryan York. Brian enrolled in the local legendary David Dynamite and Marcus Malraux Fisticuff's Training Facility in Calgary, Alberta, Canada. There he perfected his wrestling style of techniciality but still so high risk. Then after 3 years of training, a big break came for him. He got connected with Derek Dofeel, a former pro-wrestler who also was once a trainee at Fisticuff's. Derek Dofeel had just turned over his contracts with two big pro e-federations and was looking for somebody to fill in for him. The first contract to fall through for Brian was Showstoppa's Extreme Federation.


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Matthieu: It's a dream come true, my sweetheart!
Hilda: Who the hell are you calling "sweet"?! You idiot!
Stoner: Hey, Matthieu! Can you lower your altitude a little bit? I think I can get a good picture with the light shining in.
Matthieu: Get serious! I'm having enough trouble just trying to keep this thing lifting.
Stoner: You don't get it, do you? Fine art is something people gladly risk their lives for!
Gidget: Hey, I had a good dream last night, too!
Hilda: Yeah, what kind?
Gidget: I dreamed I was on a date with Moondoggie.
Moondoggie: So that's it.
Gidget: What?
Moondoggie: I was paralyzed in my sleep and woke up covered in sweat.
Gidget: Right. Who do you think you're kidding?
Matthieu: Okay, so just when I was about to give up, I hear my honey's voice calling out to me. That's when I really cut loose! I went after those pirates and took them down one at a time! (inadvertently squeezes too much mayonnaise on his breakfast)
Hilda: What a stupid dream, and you're using way too much.
(Matthieu groans)
The first appearance of Anemone's LFO, the "Nirvash theEND."
The Gekkostate crew encounter a natural phenomenon which they call "Coralian," but the military call it a "Kute."
Original Japanese Airdate: June 26th, 2005.
The in-between bumps are missing in this episode.
This episode premiered first online on Adult Swim's website as part of their Adult Swim Fix on Friday, June 23rd, 2006, along with premieres of other Adult Swim shows.
Episode Title: Into The Nature
This episode title is a reference to the song "Into The Nature" by Hard Floor.
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Allergic Reactions To Soy
I got 2 on soy,peanut and other for allergic reactions test dr said 3 is positive but what about 2?
Would suggest avoida: While not reactive enough at this time to warrant weekly injections or oral treatment avoidance of these products would not be a bad idea at all if feel better in 2 weeks continue avoidance and keep a regular check on your allergens ...Read more
I got tested for about 60+ allergic reactions and in food I got 2 in soy and peanut can I eat or im ok to eat it?
Depends: Was it a blood or a skin prick test, how was the test conducted and who read it and wrote the report, are you really allergic to peanuts? Or that was it just a test result, talk to your allergist about it, in the end we treat patients not test results. Good luck ...Read more
9 wk baby allergic to milk/soy protein, rice, corn (inc.. Cornsyrup) had reactions to neocate now on alim. Ryf but still throwing up-what to eat now?
Need More Info: Before a good answer can be attempted, what are the symptoms and what , if any, tests have been done. ...Read more
What are the alternatives to dairy and soy for a baby very allergic to both?
Elemental...: ...(or "predigested") formulas. And breast milk, of course - allergy to breast milk is extremely rare. ...Read moreSee 1 more doctor answer
I'm allergic to soy what can I eat cuz I've heard that all food has soy what can I eat?
Use discernment: I am really sorry that someone told you something so foolish and untrue as "all foods have soy". Get with an evidence-based allergist and decide on a plan. Mild allergies should not seriously restrict food choices. If there is a danger of a serious reaction, carry an epinephrine needle though it would be rare to be so sensitive to soy. ...Read more
I am allergic to soy and its hard to avoid, is there a way I can reverse my allergy so I can eat it with no side affects?
Not yet but: desensitization to food or establishing tolerance to food for people with food allergies is being investigated extensively with variable results. There may well be a solution for your problem in the future. Avoidance is still the best current choice. ...Read more
Allergic to milk and soy based formulas?
Elemental formula: There are multiple brand of formula available that are either hydrolyzed or if the allergy is true ige mediated then there are 2 formula products available that are pure Amino Acid formulas (neocate and elecare) without any of the milk or soy protiens. ...Read more
Which sources of protein are there for a vegetarian allergic to soy?
Many: Whole grains are a great source of protein, but the one with the highest protein content is quinoa. All beans, lentils, & peas, edamame, tvp and tempeh. Nuts, including peanuts, cashews, almonds and walnuts all contain protein, as do seeds like sesame seeds and sunflower seeds. Store-bought meat substitute products & seitan are rich in protein, as are protein shakes. ...Read more
Is there a blood test to determine if you are allergic to soy?
Yes: Yes, but skin testing is much more sensitive. A blood test is more likely to miss a soy allergy than skin testing. See an allergist. ...Read moreSee 1 more doctor answer
If I am now allergic to wheat, soy, dairy and eggs. What is there left to eat?
Lots!: There are plenty of things to eat and still maintain a healthy diet. However, it can be difficult to find commercially available foods or eat at restaurants, since many foods contain those ingredients. Visit the fare website at http://www.Foodallergy.Org for tips on avoiding allergens at restaurants, recipes for cooking food at home, etc. Also, talk with your allergist about additional resources. ...Read more
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Note: this topic came up when one day Ecky and I were exchanging gossip about someone we both know, and one sentence from Ecky struck me: 'Do you think she even has real friends?' I then tried to remember all the occasions she turned up, and realized that she was never with friends, always with her then boyfriend and his friends, whom she's become close to (nothing's wrong with that, but she wouldn't have spent almost 30 years in her life without a single friend of her own, would she?). When attending her wedding I noticed that all of the guests are the groom's, none of them are hers. But when I peeked at her friends list in Friendster, she's got hundreds. This has haunted me for days.
Have you noticed that the online community is never as big and as strong as nowadays? With Friendster, Myspace, Facebook, Bebo, and God knows what others, we are swamped by err… obligation, to collect virtual friends as many as possible.
How many of you keep opening your friend's page and see if they have more friends than you do? And if you have less number than others, how many of you frantically start adding people you barely know just to keep up with others' numbers? And how many of you thinking that your popularity is determined by the numbers of virtual friends you have? How many of you decide a set of standard of people who can be your friends? (i.e must be gorgeous, must be from certain race, must be married or have a certain race of husband/boyfriend, must live in certain country, must have photos that show them ever been to abroad, must went to colleges abroad, etc.).
Does having virtual friends actually mean something for you? I've seen people collecting virtual friends like crazy. It's not unusual to see a guy's Friendster page is full of beautiful girls from 18 to 81 years old, and by the comments they've left on his page it's clearly shown that they didn't know each other (thanks for adding me. Nice to meet you. Nice to know you. Ha, and to see that the guy has more than 300 friends already tells us something). But whatever hidden (and dirty) agenda the guy has by collecting gorgeous girls as his friends, it doesn't mean that girls are immune from this trend. Girls do that too, keep adding friends, probably for a slightly different agenda.
Some of us are so sucked into this virtual world we feel better to leave comment in our friend's Friendster page rather than phoning or sending text or card. By leaving comments in our friend's Friendster page we know that s/he and the entire world will get the message. Some of the comments are actually more like ping-pong messages I wonder why they don't use email instead? Hey, I'm no better than you guys, I DO that too sometimes!
But seriously, have you ever looked at your friends list and started wondering how the hell you know this person and end up having her/him in your list? Have you ever counted how many real friends you have?
I've tried to to control my friends list in Friendster. Most of the people in my list are actual, real friends. They are my cousins, best friends, colleagues, school mates (I think Ingrid will break the record, we've known each other since kindergarten, when I was 4 years old!), even long time neighbors. Some of them are acquaintances, friends of friends' or spouses of friends' or friends of my spouse's. But even I do have a few of people I don't know in my list, never speak to them, and have no idea how we end up 'friends' at the first time.
But it got me thinking yesterday, that even among hundreds of real friends I have in Friendster, only a handful of them are counted to be my real, real friends. Those whose mobile numbers I have and who have my numbers in their mobiles. Those whom I send texts and exchange unimportant stories. Those who care enough to phone me and invite me to parties. Those who send emails regularly to me. Those who spare two minutes in their life just to update me with the newest gossip in town. Those who care enough to say good luck when I need it. Those, just by the tone of my SMS, know I need a shoulder to lean on. Those who remember my important dates. Those whom make me travel thousands of mile to attend their weddings (luckily the furthest is in Singapore, I was lucky Grace didn't decide to get married in South Africa, but sadly I missed Maggie's in UK, although I went to her second reception in Makassar), and those who willingly traveled thousands of miles to attend mine. Of course there are some odd case. 2 of my ex-bosses have got my new mobile number as well as my new email address, and regularly exchange news with me, while there is a girl who attended my bachelorette's party in Bali didn't even say goodbye when I left Jakarta and didn't respond when I sent her card expressing my condolences when her father has passed away).
So I guess the number of virtual friends in Friendster doesn't say anything. I'm lucky that in several cases my virtual friends have turned into real friends. My real, real friends are those who I invest time and energy to be with and vice versa.
And how many of them? A handful. Not hundreds.
Do I care? No. I'd rather have a bunch of best friends than hundreds of acquaintances who can't even spell my name right!. I'd rather have a handful of real friends than hundreds of virtual friends.
Thank you and goodnight.


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