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two face spade
03-01-2007, 07:29 PM
My user name before was jcyang

I have to apologize for my behaviour before. My tone was immature, and unprofessional. I regret what I said.

I know that my account was banned, plus my IP address was forbidden from this forum. It doesn't matter... I've learned my lesson.

The project I pitched to you all last day, is complete.

I had the presentation with Joanne, head of communications for ALS Society BC today. I have also heard that some people asked where they could get a hold of the project? I'm flattered, because I know all of your hearts are in the right place. But you don't need to get a hold of the project... Giving a prayer to a PAL is free... and requires nothing but a heart.

Eitherway, this will be my only post.
I would like to thank AL for being so patient with my behaviour.

Adios caregivers, PALS, anyone connected to ALS. Have Hope Have Faith :)

Al
03-02-2007, 02:06 AM
Sorry things didn't work out. Take care. AL.

CindyM
03-02-2007, 09:21 AM
It takes a certain amount of self esteem and courage to apologize and offering one is very grown up behavior. Good luck in your future endeavors. Cindy

ltr
03-02-2007, 09:35 AM
Having forgiveness is one of the things that I have had a hard time dealing with, especially with some vicious acts that people have committed. I have to say that the people on this forum are some of the nicest and most helpful people who will reach out to help anybody. I think this person was unbelievably vicious in the things he had to say. I really read his post and my mouth was just hanging in disbelief. I think the people who can reply to his post with kind words are the nicest people ever!

CindyM
03-02-2007, 09:41 AM
Not just nice, Leslie. Maybe a little practical and lazy, to boot. It takes a lot of energy to maintain resentment and anger. I'm way too tired for all that. :-D Cindy

CindyM
03-02-2007, 09:43 AM
Plus we are all dealing with stress, either from being a caregiver or a PALS or a person with ALS hanging over our heads. I have met some individuals on this forum, like yourself, who manage that stress with grace and good manners. Others are not so fortunate.

ltr
03-02-2007, 09:50 AM
The person seemed abusive to me and probably will have problems until he/she gets some help with it. I just have no tolerance for abusive people whatsoever. You can probably tell I have seen it before!


    
   
   
   
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