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In a message dated 4/2/01 3:47:06 PM Eastern Daylight Time,

littlebitz2000@... writes:

> My mother in law keeps writing me nasty e-mails saying I brought my husband

> down by getting pregnant and thats why he quit school and drinks. I was 16

> when I got pregnant and he was twenty. He was the adult and somehow I was

>

Dear Kim, she has something wrong in her head. Don't let her get to you,

please. I had in-laws that drove me crazy and now that I am older I look

back when I was young and all the mean things they said to me and how I just

said nothing and took it. I regret that I didn't open my mouth and tell them

off. I held in all the stress that they put on me and sometimes I feel that

they contributed to me having pancreatitis. It was so hard. They were so

overbearing and I was scared to death of them. Their baby boy is to blame

not a sixteen year old girl. He knew how to keep his pants on didn't he?

Oh, I am so angry. Please stand up for yourself. I am so sorry that you

have to go through that stress. Hang in there. Your friend, Shirley

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In a message dated 4/2/01 3:47:06 PM Eastern Daylight Time,

littlebitz2000@... writes:

> My mother in law keeps writing me nasty e-mails saying I brought my husband

> down by getting pregnant and thats why he quit school and drinks. I was 16

> when I got pregnant and he was twenty. He was the adult and somehow I was

>

Dear Kim, she has something wrong in her head. Don't let her get to you,

please. I had in-laws that drove me crazy and now that I am older I look

back when I was young and all the mean things they said to me and how I just

said nothing and took it. I regret that I didn't open my mouth and tell them

off. I held in all the stress that they put on me and sometimes I feel that

they contributed to me having pancreatitis. It was so hard. They were so

overbearing and I was scared to death of them. Their baby boy is to blame

not a sixteen year old girl. He knew how to keep his pants on didn't he?

Oh, I am so angry. Please stand up for yourself. I am so sorry that you

have to go through that stress. Hang in there. Your friend, Shirley

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Good for you I am glad that you are sticking up for yourself.

Way to go

I hope this finds you and yours well

Mark E. Armstrong

www.top5plus5.com

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>

>

> Dear Kim,

>

> How are you doing today? I hope you are feeling some better. Are

> you going to call your doctor today? Ya know, that was so nice of

> you to give that doctor the printout, but I have a feeling he didn't

> even look at it. I bet he tossed it right into the trash can. Most

> of the yeah-who doctors out there think they know what's going on

> with us, and that we are stupid, and there is no way we could

> possibly know. Sorry, I'm just very sick & tired today, and when I'm

> like this I go on & on. Please forgive me. And please, let me know

> how you are doing today & what your plans are. You are in my

> thoughts.

>

> Lots of Love & Hugs,

> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

>

>

>

> When I gave that copy from the Hopkins site to the nurse last

> night for her to give to the doctor I hope I helped the next person

> who came in with pancreatitis. Maybe the doctor will be sympathetic

> for somone else. I wish these doctors had more knowledge of this

> disease so maybe we wouldn't have to suffer needlessly.

> Bye for now and take care,

> Kim

>

>

>

>

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Good for you I am glad that you are sticking up for yourself.

Way to go

I hope this finds you and yours well

Mark E. Armstrong

www.top5plus5.com

Re: Kim from

>

>

> Dear Kim,

>

> How are you doing today? I hope you are feeling some better. Are

> you going to call your doctor today? Ya know, that was so nice of

> you to give that doctor the printout, but I have a feeling he didn't

> even look at it. I bet he tossed it right into the trash can. Most

> of the yeah-who doctors out there think they know what's going on

> with us, and that we are stupid, and there is no way we could

> possibly know. Sorry, I'm just very sick & tired today, and when I'm

> like this I go on & on. Please forgive me. And please, let me know

> how you are doing today & what your plans are. You are in my

> thoughts.

>

> Lots of Love & Hugs,

> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

>

>

>

> When I gave that copy from the Hopkins site to the nurse last

> night for her to give to the doctor I hope I helped the next person

> who came in with pancreatitis. Maybe the doctor will be sympathetic

> for somone else. I wish these doctors had more knowledge of this

> disease so maybe we wouldn't have to suffer needlessly.

> Bye for now and take care,

> Kim

>

>

>

>

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Good for you I am glad that you are sticking up for yourself.

Way to go

I hope this finds you and yours well

Mark E. Armstrong

www.top5plus5.com

Re: Kim from

>

>

> Dear Kim,

>

> How are you doing today? I hope you are feeling some better. Are

> you going to call your doctor today? Ya know, that was so nice of

> you to give that doctor the printout, but I have a feeling he didn't

> even look at it. I bet he tossed it right into the trash can. Most

> of the yeah-who doctors out there think they know what's going on

> with us, and that we are stupid, and there is no way we could

> possibly know. Sorry, I'm just very sick & tired today, and when I'm

> like this I go on & on. Please forgive me. And please, let me know

> how you are doing today & what your plans are. You are in my

> thoughts.

>

> Lots of Love & Hugs,

> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

>

>

>

> When I gave that copy from the Hopkins site to the nurse last

> night for her to give to the doctor I hope I helped the next person

> who came in with pancreatitis. Maybe the doctor will be sympathetic

> for somone else. I wish these doctors had more knowledge of this

> disease so maybe we wouldn't have to suffer needlessly.

> Bye for now and take care,

> Kim

>

>

>

>

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Your mother in law sounds like a witch. How does she treat you r children?

Did her husband drink?It must be very difficult for you I dont think i would

open her emails just delete or ignore them.

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I called the doctor today. He was very upset at how I was treated he took

the name of the doctor who supposidly treated me. I also called the hospital

administration office. I am not sure how that will go but I am fighting back.

The pain is getting a little better. I can actually deal with it. I am not sure

when I will be able to get on tonight. I am babysitting my two year old nephew

later. Has anyone ever tried to tell you that you are responsible for your

husbands drinking? My mother in law keeps writing me nasty e-mails saying I

brought my husband down by getting pregnant and thats why he quit school and

drinks. I was 16 when I got pregnant and he was twenty. He was the adult and

somehow I was responsible for all of his actions. And my doctor told me to avoid

stress.

Sorry I was rambling I am just so frusterated. I hope you are feeling better.

Take Care and I hope to talk to you later tonight.

Bye my friend,

Kim

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Dear Kim,

How are you doing today? I hope you are feeling some better. Are

you going to call your doctor today? Ya know, that was so nice of

you to give that doctor the printout, but I have a feeling he didn't

even look at it. I bet he tossed it right into the trash can. Most

of the yeah-who doctors out there think they know what's going on

with us, and that we are stupid, and there is no way we could

possibly know. Sorry, I'm just very sick & tired today, and when I'm

like this I go on & on. Please forgive me. And please, let me know

how you are doing today & what your plans are. You are in my

thoughts.

Lots of Love & Hugs,

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

When I gave that copy from the Hopkins site to the nurse last

night for her to give to the doctor I hope I helped the next person

who came in with pancreatitis. Maybe the doctor will be sympathetic

for somone else. I wish these doctors had more knowledge of this

disease so maybe we wouldn't have to suffer needlessly.

Bye for now and take care,

Kim

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I decided to block them. And she doesn't really aknowledge them. Only when

it suits her purpose. And she drinks too. Sad huh?

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Your mother in law sounds like a witch. How does she treat you r children?

Did her husband drink?It must be very difficult for you I dont think i would

open her emails just delete or ignore them.

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