Deanna

[Guest guest]

Here's a link to a lightweight article that might answer some of your

questions:

http://www.latimes.com/features/health/alternative/la-he-ayurveda26jan26,1,44876\

6.story?coll=la-health-alternative-news

B.

[Guest guest]

She does sound like my Mom. I have never asked her for anything, never borrowed

money, never needed help until now! My brother has " borrowed " (never paid it

back) money from my parents his whole adult life. And any time my parents got

new furniture, they gave the old to him, and old to them was 3 or 4 years. My

brother's entire house is furnished with nice, expensive furniture that my

parents gave them. When my mother moved to her apartment from her 4 bedroom

house, my brother and his children had a field day. Nothing was even offered to

me....and there were some things of my father's that I would have given anything

to get. And before my ex-husband was doing so well, we lived pretty much

paycheck to paycheck.....we all know it's not cheap to raise children and we did

pay for their college.....which we had saved for. They (my mother and your

boy's bio mother) would probably get along great. My mother loves to drink &

travel and I found out she

paid for my brother and his wife to go on a trip. She worked while my brother

and I were growing up by choice, and I understand it's her money and she can do

what she wants with it, what hurts is how she treats just me......Oh, and has

anyone else heard their mother tell someone they don't feel any maternal

instincts, probably shouldn't have had children. I overheard that about a week

after she slapped me across the face and told me she hated me (my father had

played a joke on her and she blamed it on me --- even after he told her, she

didn't believe him).

Take Care,

B. in TEXAS

Re: mad > Mike

-Thank you sue. The ticket due on dec 15 I see my doctor on 10 so I

will get him to sign a new handicap tsg then take it to motor vechile

get the tag take it to court and the fine will be void. Mike group

owner-- In Stimulator <mailto:Stimulator%40>

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, " Sue Elvins " <apageor2@...>

wrote:

>

> Sorry you had to deal with the cop who decided he needed to get his

> quota in for the end of the month Mike. Unfortunately, that is how a

> lot of them are any more. I was watching a show the other day called

> Parking Wars and let me tell you they need to earn a day's pay just

> like everyone else and even though I don't always agree with some of

> the things which they do, Being as everyone needs to make a living

> sometimes it can be understand the other person's shoes in the heat

of

> the moment.

>

> Rather than raise a fuss about it wouldn't it be better to resolve

it

> and move forward? From what I have been reading in your postings, it

> sounds like you don't need any more stress than you currently have.

> So, with that being said, how would you best assume this matter be

> closed so you can take care of the business at hand? No one wants to

> admit we have done something wrong or possibly made a mistake

however

> the one thing many professionals (including doctors) forget is we

are

> human. It is okay to feel sad if you are sad, it is okay to be

> frustrated it you are frustrated and it is surely okay to say " I

have

> had enough " when someone has gotten on that last and final nerve.

>

> I give you credit for doing what you do every day. I wish I had 1/2

of

> the strength which most of you show when going through a 3 year back

> nightmare with my back specialists. I don't think I would be where I

> am now.

>

> Hang in there Mike, I will always keep you in my thoughts.

>

> Sue Lynn

>