Guest guest Posted March 11, 2002 Report Share Posted March 11, 2002 Don't be mean then... just say that you realize that weather or not your son gets better obviously is not important to her. Since it is obvously important to you then you need to find someone else. DO IT NOW!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Then send me her address because she's not friends with me so I don't give a rats ass and I'll kick her into next week. G who thinks you are fabulous and she's a total bitch Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 11, 2002 Report Share Posted March 11, 2002 OK, There are two ways you could go here. Chicken's way (or something I would do): Lie. Tell her that you are no longer getting the money for the therapy and you can't possibly afford her services. She's been great, but until you start getting the money again, you'll have to let her go for a while. Other way--lay it all out and give her the choice. In other words, make her dig her own grave. Give her a list of how she has helped lately and how she is NOT helping . Just write down how all of the schedule changes affects and how taking him grocery shopping with her doesn't help. Then give her a list of what you expect from her and tell her she is on probation. If she can't meet the list, then she must be let go. This gives her the illusion of having power when she really doesn't have any. That way, if you have to fire her, it is HER fault, and doesn't have anything to do with you being a bad person (which you are NOT!) My opinion? She should have been fired long ago. You know that though. Do you want me to do it? LOL. I hate confrontation too, but this is your son. Just remember that. You wanting her to like you is nothing compared to how she is messing with 's head. If she has all of this experience with autistic kids then she should no better than to cancel at the last minute. ly, she sucks and she needs a wake-up call. Does she really think that employers are looking for someone who is completely irresponsible and can't follow directions? Really, Jacquie, you know what you have to do. Just rehearse what you want to say over and over in your head and then just get it over with. Or better yet, make Marc do it. Would he? I know you said she's a friend of his friend's but that may make it harder for her to complain if he does it. I don't know. Just thinking out loud now. Just do it babe. We all want to be liked, loved but you have all of us for that. Not much when we can't even come over for coffee, but at least we're not screwing with your son's life and yours. There, that's the best that I can do. Amy H--in Michigan Kepler 4 1/2 ASD and Bethany 6 NT " Harmony breeds ignorance. It is the dissonant chords of life that lead us to wisdom. " ~me _________________________________________________________________ Chat with friends online, try MSN Messenger: http://messenger.msn.com Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 11, 2002 Report Share Posted March 11, 2002 Jacquie, I sympathize! I really do. We had a therapist for Alec who I really loved. He was great with the boys. But he was late and missing shifts and I was required to have him make them up on weekends even though it wasnt my fault. I had to fire him. UGH! It was terrible. I didnt want to do it. I was kinda hoping he would just decide on his own to leave but it didnt happen. So as for Kara here goes. She is disruptive to your home! Especially who needs to know when to expect her and when not to. She is totally unreliable and although she says she will make the time up I have yet to hear about these make up shifts! really does not need her anymore. She is a waste of his time. He would be much better off with your friend and her child getting real peer play and time. Your friend is more than likely much more reliable! She takes him on trips that have nothing to do with his further development! She calls late to let you know she will not be there for some lame reason! If you owned a store and she worked there she would have had to be fired months ago and rightfully so! You do not need this stress in your life! Jacquie H > Okay. > > I have finally reached the point where *I* can't take any more of Kara's CRAP. I know you all reached that point long ago, but it took me until today. > > Remember I couldn't say anything last week because she started telling me about her dad needing a bypass? Well, she also told me the bypass might be this week, so this week's schedule she'd have to let me know about. I was ok with that - if her dad was having heart surgery, OF COURSE I wouldn't expect her to be here! > > She left a message on my phone at 11am today. She can't come today, because... > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > wait for this one... > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > SHE AND HER BOYFRIEND ARE GOING TO NIAGARA FALLS FOR A COUPLE DAYS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! > > > > Imagine a 30 year old fatty in her pajamas, hitting the wall, jumping up and down, and screaming " BIIIIIIIIIIITCH!!!!!!!! " at the top of her lungs. > > NOW I am angry. Now I am crying angry. You know the kind of angry I mean. > > So I called my mom and calmed down, and after a long talk it suddenly dawned on me why it's so hard for me to fire her -- and THIS is what I need your help with. > > I am loathe to fire her because I'm insecure, basically. Or lonely. Take your pick. She is a girl about my age, in town, who is nice to me. I don't want to make her angry at me because I'm afraid that is one less person my age in town who will be nice to me. > > Yes, this is unreasonable and a bad reason, but it is overwhelming nonetheless. Not to mention that she is friends with one of Marc's best friend and his wife, and I've not wanted to start any infighting. > > This is where you guys come in. > > I need you to blast me with all the reasons to do this. Yell at me. Tell me that wanting someone to be nice to me is absolutely no reason to let her walk all over me and my son. Point out how unreliable she is. Point out how we'd be better off with noone at all. Point out how we'd be better off to give the money to my friend Vicki for just having him over and playing iwth her five-year-old. > > I know this seems redundant. AFter all, I KNOW the reasons to fire her. I've written them to you time and time again. But it's this overwhelming fear of confrontation, and this desire to have people like me, and this desire to have HER like me, that have kept me from doing it for so long. But it NEEDS DOING. I'm just terrified I don't have the ability to do it. > > She has taken advantage of me for so many months now, I don't know how to make it stop. I don't know how to go from not making a peep to just firing her ass. > > How do I DO that??????? And how do I do it without crying in front ofh her? How do I do it without letting her intimidate me or make me feel guilty? > > I am angry, but I'm scared, too. Scared of a lot of things. I just need to do this, and I'm counting on you guys to slap some sense into me. Be brutal if you have to. PLEASE. > > Jacquie Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 11, 2002 Report Share Posted March 11, 2002 Jacquie she has used use a a rug to wipe her feet on for a way long time now. You don't deserve this and more importantly eric doesn't either. I see your points about why you haven't fired her yet and I am just like that too but I do yet to the point where enough is enough and it sounds like you have gotten to this point with Kara. It is about time I may add. This needs to be about more than you (you said to be brutal). He needs consistency fromthe people that are in his life. Kara is not giving this to him. If she isn't giving this to him, she is doing more harm than good for him.. As his mother it is your duty to step in when your son can not do it for himself. It is time to let Kara go for your piece of mind and for 's. If need be send her a certified letter stating the reasons you no longer need her services (or lack there of). Leave a message on HER machine telling her that you no longer need her. Do it face to face if you want but just do it! Kara isn't nice to her because she likes you (again you told us to be brutal) she does it because you are essentially a free paycheck for her when she wants it. She uses you and by that she is using . She can' use you unless you let her and you have been letting her for a long time now. Reclaim yourself Jacquie you do not need to be at whim for Kara. So fire the girl would ya! Get it done and over with! GO JACQUIE GO! CHRIS I need some help -- PLEASE! (long) Okay. I have finally reached the point where *I* can't take any more of Kara's CRAP. I know you all reached that point long ago, but it took me until today. Remember I couldn't say anything last week because she started telling me about her dad needing a bypass? Well, she also told me the bypass might be this week, so this week's schedule she'd have to let me know about. I was ok with that - if her dad was having heart surgery, OF COURSE I wouldn't expect her to be here! She left a message on my phone at 11am today. She can't come today, because... wait for this one... SHE AND HER BOYFRIEND ARE GOING TO NIAGARA FALLS FOR A COUPLE DAYS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Imagine a 30 year old fatty in her pajamas, hitting the wall, jumping up and down, and screaming " BIIIIIIIIIIITCH!!!!!!!! " at the top of her lungs. NOW I am angry. Now I am crying angry. You know the kind of angry I mean. So I called my mom and calmed down, and after a long talk it suddenly dawned on me why it's so hard for me to fire her -- and THIS is what I need your help with. I am loathe to fire her because I'm insecure, basically. Or lonely. Take your pick. She is a girl about my age, in town, who is nice to me. I don't want to make her angry at me because I'm afraid that is one less person my age in town who will be nice to me. Yes, this is unreasonable and a bad reason, but it is overwhelming nonetheless. Not to mention that she is friends with one of Marc's best friend and his wife, and I've not wanted to start any infighting. This is where you guys come in. I need you to blast me with all the reasons to do this. Yell at me. Tell me that wanting someone to be nice to me is absolutely no reason to let her walk all over me and my son. Point out how unreliable she is. Point out how we'd be better off with noone at all. Point out how we'd be better off to give the money to my friend Vicki for just having him over and playing iwth her five-year-old. I know this seems redundant. AFter all, I KNOW the reasons to fire her. I've written them to you time and time again. But it's this overwhelming fear of confrontation, and this desire to have people like me, and this desire to have HER like me, that have kept me from doing it for so long. But it NEEDS DOING. I'm just terrified I don't have the ability to do it. She has taken advantage of me for so many months now, I don't know how to make it stop. I don't know how to go from not making a peep to just firing her ass. How do I DO that??????? And how do I do it without crying in front ofh her? How do I do it without letting her intimidate me or make me feel guilty? I am angry, but I'm scared, too. Scared of a lot of things. I just need to do this, and I'm counting on you guys to slap some sense into me. Be brutal if you have to. PLEASE. Jacquie Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 11, 2002 Report Share Posted March 11, 2002 OK, this 36-yr-old fatty is jumping up and down saying " fire her ass!!!!! " . I understand why you're hesitant. I know the feeling of " if I complain, they won't like me. " Well guess what, people like that not only don't like you, they don't even think about you. If she cared anything for you would she treat you like this? Would she so casually throw you aside if she really were your friend? Would she use 's instructional time to do her errands if she really cared about him? NO! She is taking advantage of your good nature. You have been giving her the benefit of the doubt and she's been walking all over you. And don't worry about what other people think. I know what small towns are like. For every person who thinks you were wrong to fire her, there will be one who thinks you were right. And hundreds who don't care either way. Now, it might be easier to fire her if you write it all down in a letter. Talking to her about this will probably make you cry (it would make me cry) and you don't need to feel humiliated on top of everything else. Just say something like " We no longer need you services. In this envelope is your last paycheck and a detailed explanation. " Then hand her the envelope and say goodbye. Don't scream. don't cry. Smile sweetly. If she tells you about her dad or her boyfriend or her sick poodle, tell her you wish them the best. Then say " Bye bye, take care " and watch her leave. Take a deep breath. Be strong. You can do this. You deserve better. Tuna ===== When a person responds to the joys and sorrows of others as if they were his own, he has attained the highest state of spiritual union. -Bhagavad Gita 6:32 ______________________________________________________________________ Find, Connect, Date! http://personals.yahoo.ca Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 11, 2002 Report Share Posted March 11, 2002 -- Jacquie, As far as the ranting and raving, Ive been there. I can understand how immensely frustrating it is to have someone who is providing you with respite to cancel on you. It sounds like she knows that you really respect her ability with your son and she seems to be feeling very free about what she does. I hate to come out and say " taking advantage " because I dont know her. I think, though, she seems to be irresponsible and more focused on her own needs, therefore, unprofessional. If you feel thatshes not doing a good job, you could fire her very tactfully. You could explain that you need someone who is able to be more available. Perhaps tell her you realize she has other stuff going on in her life that seems to make it difficult for her to do her job. I had a similar situation with a former therapist, who, once she got into a relationship, was less efficient. If you have another person who you can use, then you have an advantage. It sounds like she does a great job with your , however, he will eventually have to let go of her. You could explain to her that you wish to keep her in your life as a consultant or friend, just that you need a more regular person. You are worried about her anger, but, its making you upset. If your like me, you might just end up exploding on her when you cant keep it in any longer. This you want to avoid. You could also keep her, and explain to her the things youre upset about and can you two work together. I can understand a trip with a boyfriend, but, she needs to give you more notice so you can get someone else. If she doesnt change her behavior than shes just not going to work out. Its just really hard to get a good all around person. Im not sure I can offer and more advice than this. Thea - In parenting_autism@y..., " The Hunny Family " <vhunnius@l...> wrote: > Okay. > > I have finally reached the point where *I* can't take any more of Kara's CRAP. I know you all reached that point long ago, but it took me until today. > > Remember I couldn't say anything last week because she started telling me about her dad needing a bypass? Well, she also told me the bypass might be this week, so this week's schedule she'd have to let me know about. I was ok with that - if her dad was having heart surgery, OF COURSE I wouldn't expect her to be here! > > She left a message on my phone at 11am today. She can't come today, because... > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > wait for this one... > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > SHE AND HER BOYFRIEND ARE GOING TO NIAGARA FALLS FOR A COUPLE DAYS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! > > > > Imagine a 30 year old fatty in her pajamas, hitting the wall, jumping up and down, and screaming " BIIIIIIIIIIITCH!!!!!!!! " at the top of her lungs. > > NOW I am angry. Now I am crying angry. You know the kind of angry I mean. > > So I called my mom and calmed down, and after a long talk it suddenly dawned on me why it's so hard for me to fire her -- and THIS is what I need your help with. > > I am loathe to fire her because I'm insecure, basically. Or lonely. Take your pick. She is a girl about my age, in town, who is nice to me. I don't want to make her angry at me because I'm afraid that is one less person my age in town who will be nice to me. > > Yes, this is unreasonable and a bad reason, but it is overwhelming nonetheless. Not to mention that she is friends with one of Marc's best friend and his wife, and I've not wanted to start any infighting. > > This is where you guys come in. > > I need you to blast me with all the reasons to do this. Yell at me. Tell me that wanting someone to be nice to me is absolutely no reason to let her walk all over me and my son. Point out how unreliable she is. Point out how we'd be better off with noone at all. Point out how we'd be better off to give the money to my friend Vicki for just having him over and playing iwth her five-year-old. > > I know this seems redundant. AFter all, I KNOW the reasons to fire her. I've written them to you time and time again. But it's this overwhelming fear of confrontation, and this desire to have people like me, and this desire to have HER like me, that have kept me from doing it for so long. But it NEEDS DOING. I'm just terrified I don't have the ability to do it. > > She has taken advantage of me for so many months now, I don't know how to make it stop. I don't know how to go from not making a peep to just firing her ass. > > How do I DO that??????? And how do I do it without crying in front ofh her? How do I do it without letting her intimidate me or make me feel guilty? > > I am angry, but I'm scared, too. Scared of a lot of things. I just need to do this, and I'm counting on you guys to slap some sense into me. Be brutal if you have to. PLEASE. > > Jacquie Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 11, 2002 Report Share Posted March 11, 2002 > Okay. > > I have finally reached the point where *I* can't take any more of Kara's CRAP. I know you all reached that point long ago, but it took me until today. Ok, if you're that scared (and hey, I threw up before and after the first time I fired someone) Be as bad to her as she was to you. Call her house while she's gone and leave a message " Hi Kara - This is Jacquie. I hope you're having fun on your trip, don't worry, take all the time you need. Don't worry about us. I won't be needing your services anymore. I'm going to find a new (what is her title??) who can work a full schedule with . Thanks for all your help and support in the past. Buh buh :0 there - done finished etc. and then if/when she calls you back just be blunt. You can't live your life around her schedule. You have to do it around s - period. Kerri GOOD LUCK. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 11, 2002 Report Share Posted March 11, 2002 > Would she use 's > instructional time to do her errands if she really > cared about him? NO! She is taking advantage of your > good nature. You have been giving her the benefit of > the doubt and she's been walking all over you.>> This is true, Jacquie...take it from a fellow door mat, she's using you. Bad. And she's not helping . > Now, it might be easier to fire her if you write it > all down in a letter.>> This was going to be my suggestion as well...(we think alike, Tuna). If you honestly think you can't face her and say what you need to, write it all down when you are calm and can think it through. It serves the additional purpose of giving you documentation that you can take to her (or whoever) if the departure becomes ugly for any reason...and if you have in writing dates she has taken shopping or to run errands for " therapy " , dates she has called at the last minute and cancelled, dates she has told you one thing and done another...she can't really complain about it. She may not realize how often she is abusing your trust, or may not realize that you are keeping track of it. Having said all that, a confession: I once had a young woman working for me who was not doing her job at all....I kept thinking it wasn't that bad, would get better...but she did less actual work each time, and came later and later, to the extent that I was missing appointments because she didn't show. I didn't want to confront her because she was my friend's daughter. One day, I came home to find her playing the piano with my daughters... nowhere in sight. I found him locked in the laundry room, chewing away on the cardboard strip I had torn off a detergent box. Now, I don't think she locked him in there, but she sure as heck didn't have a clue where he was or what he was doing. Later, my older kids told me that she had spent almost the entire time I was gone on the phone! Guess who never came back to my house to work? I didn't fire her...just never " needed " her again. Wimp, I know...but at least I didn't let her come back. If you can't bring yourself to fire her, just stop needing her services...let her go away. And call the bank or whoever to close out that account she gets paid out of... Good luck...it truly is time to let her go. Raena Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 11, 2002 Report Share Posted March 11, 2002 >>>Call her house while she's gone and leave a message " Hi Kara - This is Jacquie. I hope you're having fun on your trip, don't worry, take all the time you need. Don't worry about us. I won't be needing your services anymore. I'm going to find a new (what is her title??) who can work a full schedule with . Thanks for all your help and support in the past. Buh buh " Kerri<<<< Oh, that's good, very good. Who was who said Kerri was always right? Tuna ===== When a person responds to the joys and sorrows of others as if they were his own, he has attained the highest state of spiritual union. -Bhagavad Gita 6:32 ______________________________________________________________________ Find, Connect, Date! http://personals.yahoo.ca Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 11, 2002 Report Share Posted March 11, 2002 > >>>Call her house while she's gone and leave a message > " Hi Kara - This is Jacquie. I hope you're having fun > on your trip, don't worry, take all the time you need. > Don't worry about us. I won't be needing your services > anymore. I'm going to find a new (what is her title??) > who can work a full schedule with . Thanks for all > your help and support in the past. Buh buh " > Kerri<<<< > > Oh, that's good, very good. Who was who said Kerri > was always right? > > Tuna > And don't forget a little bit evil.... Kerri Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 11, 2002 Report Share Posted March 11, 2002 I LIKE the telephone message idea. Now here's a question: I have a bag of therapy materials that belong to her. I can't steal them; even if I wanted to, it's locked. Should I say on the message that we will drop the bag off with her landlords? she has a good relationship with them. Thanks for all the ideas so far. Jacquie Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 11, 2002 Report Share Posted March 11, 2002 > > I LIKE the telephone message idea. > > Now here's a question: I have a bag of therapy materials that belong to her. I can't steal them; even if I wanted to, it's locked. Should I say on the message that we will drop the bag off with her landlords? she has a good relationship with them. > > Thanks for all the ideas so far. > > Jacquie I'd tell her they're at your house for whenever she wants to pick them up (make her do it) But if you want to avoid the contact - yea, drop them off!! Kerri Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 11, 2002 Report Share Posted March 11, 2002 > > I am loathe to fire her because I'm insecure, basically. Or lonely. Take your pick. She is a girl about my age, in town, who is nice to me. I don't want to make her angry at me because I'm afraid that is one less person my age in town who will be nice to me.>> Okay, see now I have to tend this one...or take it on. Jacquie...listen carefully to me. You are an incredible person. There is nothing for you to feel insecure about. I know it is difficult to be in a place where you can't make a lot of friends, but it's important for you to love yourself enough that you are unwilling to accept " fake " friendship that is hurting you in place of " real " friends who will love and help you. A bucket load of the former won't take the place of one of the latter...so hang on till a genuine friend comes along. It'll be worth it. Now, in the meantime, keep in mind that even though we are not there in the village with you, there are a bunch of us out here in cyberland who love you dearly, see the value you obviously don't see in yourself, and are rooting for you 300% every day. Now, go to the mirror, look yourself straight in the eye and say outloud, " I'm terrific....I'm worth more than this person is giving me, and so is , and I can do what I need to for us! " Raena Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 11, 2002 Report Share Posted March 11, 2002 >>>Then send me her address because she's not friends with me so I don't give a rats ass and I'll kick her into next week. G who thinks you are fabulous and she's a total bitch<<<< Oh I like that idea too!! Tuna ===== When a person responds to the joys and sorrows of others as if they were his own, he has attained the highest state of spiritual union. -Bhagavad Gita 6:32 ______________________________________________________________________ Find, Connect, Date! http://personals.yahoo.ca Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 11, 2002 Report Share Posted March 11, 2002 > > > Tell her you're shipping it to her father's bedside in Niagra... > I love Raena's idea! It sounds as if you should fire her, Jacquie, and I have hesitated to respond because I am nearly certain I could not fire anyone no matter how awful they were. But I read Jacquie H's post and I could see that maybe I could (since I could clearly read how much she didn't want to fire the therapist she fired and I thought she felt the way I did), but it would take a LOT of nerve and perhaps prior practice? Try practicing the right words on Marc? But let him know you don't mean it! Salli Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 11, 2002 Report Share Posted March 11, 2002 > > Oh, that's good, very good. Who was who said Kerri > was always right? > ME! Salli Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 11, 2002 Report Share Posted March 11, 2002 Jacquie, DO IT! You were paying her to help , not be your friend, and she's not even helping anymore! Why should he have to be let down again and again every time she backs out of coming at the last minute. Even if she's friends of Marc's friends, she's not doing her job and she doesn't seem to worried about it. If it ever came up with the friends, just be honest and tell them she kept letting down. Period. If you're concerned about facing her, leave a message on her answering machine while she's gone. Something like: " Kara, it's Jacquie. I wanted to let you know that your help with is no longer needed. You've been so busy lately that I haven't had a chance to tell you. Thanks for your help in the past. " Period. End on message. This way, you don't have to face her and worry about her surprise (or possibly lack of) at hearing that she isn't needed. She's gone and no confrontation, which sounds like what you are the most comfortable with. Now, if you'd rather let her know why and throw it in her face, that would be an entirely different approach! Sue Go Get Her!!! ---------------------------------------------------- Sign Up for NetZero Platinum Today Only $9.95 per month! http://my.netzero.net/s/signup?r=platinum & refcd=PT97 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 11, 2002 Report Share Posted March 11, 2002 I would tell her she can COME get them if she doesn't send a not giving her a pick up by date and if she doesn't come they are yours. Re: I need some help -- PLEASE! (long) > > Now here's a question: I have a bag of therapy materials that belong to her. I can't steal them; even if I wanted to, it's locked. Should I say on the message that we will drop the bag off with her landlords? she has a good relationship with them.>> Tell her you're shipping it to her father's bedside in Niagra... Raena Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 11, 2002 Report Share Posted March 11, 2002 Be nice, but fire her. You know why. She isn't do any favours and she isn't earning her pay. Send her a letter or note, but PUT IT IN WRITING: Kara, thank you for all you have been able to do with over the last (however long it is), but since your life has become complicated with other things our schedules just don't meet with enough consistency to fit 's needs. I hope your father recovers from his illness and that your relationship goes well with your boyfriend. Thank you for all you've done. Then you can add something about time cards or whatever you need to about having her and you notify the right agency that that will be her final time card with you. Good luck. Hopefully this will give you an idea of how to put forth a graceful departure. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 11, 2002 Report Share Posted March 11, 2002 well, first...you could write her a letter. No confrontation. just pretend she is someone on this list who broke the rules. Unsub her, Jacquie...just unsub her. Penny Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 11, 2002 Report Share Posted March 11, 2002 > well, > > first...you could write her a letter. No confrontation. > > just pretend she is someone on this list who broke the rules. > > Unsub her, Jacquie...just unsub her. > > Penny LOL Ban her ASS Jacquie!!! Kerri (pretend she's Edith!!) Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 11, 2002 Report Share Posted March 11, 2002 I think Kerri's idea is right on the money. As for the therapy materials..if you really rather not see her anymore..drop it at her place. Mimi --- The Hunny Family wrote: > > I LIKE the telephone message idea. > > Now here's a question: I have a bag of therapy > materials that belong to her. I can't steal them; > even if I wanted to, it's locked. Should I say on > the message that we will drop the bag off with her > landlords? she has a good relationship with them. > > Thanks for all the ideas so far. > > Jacquie > > __________________________________________________ Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 11, 2002 Report Share Posted March 11, 2002 See if she brings up the issue of her therapy materials. Thea > > > > I LIKE the telephone message idea. > > > > Now here's a question: I have a bag of therapy > > materials that belong to her. I can't steal them; > > even if I wanted to, it's locked. Should I say on > > the message that we will drop the bag off with her > > landlords? she has a good relationship with them. > > > > Thanks for all the ideas so far. > > > > Jacquie > > > > > > > __________________________________________________ > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 11, 2002 Report Share Posted March 11, 2002 Just a thought. Jacquie - Did it ever occur to you that Kara doesn't WANT to work for you anymore and doesn't know how to tell YOU? Just a thought...might make it easier. Penny Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 11, 2002 Report Share Posted March 11, 2002 Good one, Raena! Penny :-D Re: I need some help -- PLEASE! (long) > > Now here's a question: I have a bag of therapy materials that belong to her. I can't steal them; even if I wanted to, it's locked. Should I say on the message that we will drop the bag off with her landlords? she has a good relationship with them.>> Tell her you're shipping it to her father's bedside in Niagra... Raena Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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