Guest guest Posted May 1, 2005 Report Share Posted May 1, 2005 Shirley , your letter could have been written by my dear sister in law. It is hard for me to relate to her interpretation of literal terms. I love her dearly, but she is most often offended when she is stressed, believing that each word is to be a literal affront to her personally. Sadly, we are only related through my deceased brother, I love her dearly. During my brothers last days, every thing I said took a meaning of its own in her ears. I would fondly reminence about fun days, she was afraid I could not see the mportance of her situation. Because of her own grieving process, she chose to move far away and not leave anyone her new address. Through diligent searching I located her over a year later, I called to let her know I cared, I still love her, she did not understand what took so long to locate her. Then she called one day later to let me know that because I had hunted her down, she felt violated, I have not called or sent a letter since. This is especially sad because she is one of the very last strands of what family I have. So Shirley, as I read your post I did understand where you were coming from, however, if we do not know your pain, we can not begin to understand your heart. " nother and nutters are two totally different words, neither spoken to ever hurt anyones feelings. I wrote about a week ago on this board that the process for psyc, evaluations changed and that as long as my PC doctor didn't think I was " crackers " I could basically " pass go " and move onto the next phase. I meant no offense by that remark , and none was taken. Gentle hugs for your wounded heart, and know that we all care about everyone on the board and its better to let us know that something is going on than to get hurt by words. Not having " slang " on the board is like not having aroma in a garden, you miss so much beauty. Sue Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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