Re: Spelling, capitalization, punctuation.another opinion

November 11, 2003

Bea

You couldnt have been said it any better. Iam a terriable speller and Iam so

old it isnt going to change. Iam more worried about peoples feelings to critize

them over spelling. I thought this is a support group for people with diabetis

not a grammer lesson. When I first read the letter I was put off as I have been

going through a lot and have been so worried about william. In addition to being

a poor speller I also have bad eyesight. Maybe the person who wrote that should

look at thierself maybe they might find they they are not perfect and make

mistakes to and if they are annoyed with the long letters or have trouble

understanding it they should just hit the deliete button. I have told my

children and my grandchildren that if they dont have something nice to say about

someone they should keep thier mouth shut. Iam here to helpmy grandson and I

have found this group to be wonderful. I dont care how a person spells or

punctuiates I care what is in thier hearts and this group has a

big shareing heart. Thank you everyone,

Bea Pullar wrote:

Bruce

Some of us spell differently - I make an effort to use American spelling to

that people don't balk at what I write - but like most people I slip up, and

I forget to spellcheck or re-read before I hit the Send button.

The important thing here is to share and be supportive of one another as we

come to terms with diabetes.

Bea

November 11, 2003

,

You are doing fine...don't even worry one minute about it....and keep on

sharing.

Eleanor

Re: Spelling, capitalization, punctuation.another

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