I'm not being rude to you and I am not harassing you. I answered the question that you asked in the post of yours that I quoted. I gave you a specific search string that would give you thousands of Web references concerning high calcium levels (hypercalcemia) and patients with conditions that cause immobility. That was what you asked for and that's what I gave you.
If you don't want to be reminded of your previous ill-mannered behavior, might I suggest that you refrain from repeating it. Throwing out peevish accusations against people that were trying to help you is what derailed your other thread.
It's not our responsibility to spoonfeed you the answers you want in the manner most pleasing to you. Save the drama queen act for your peers, not for adults who are old enough to be your parents.
Feel free to have the last snarky word.
I am not attempting to be "snarky", or rude. I am simply pointing out that I find your posts to be hurtful, when I feel I have done nothing wrong in this thread. I feel you are bringing up pointless drama as a self-pleasing act, which is uncalled for at this time.
Need I remind you that the previous situation was, quite frankly, none of your concern to begin with. I realize you felt you were defending a friend, but in turn you hurt the feelings of someone who was not attempting to cause drama to begin with. I say we agree to disagree, move on, and stop brining it up.
I attempted to start fresh by posting a new thread, drama aside, and work on
helping my mother. I realize you have your own stress in your life, but by acting out towards me you are only hurting a fellow person with ALS who is in severe need of help and understanding right now.
I am the one posting as she is incapable of any movement herself, let alone handling a keyboard.
I highly suggest you look at your actions as well, and stop attempting to point out the wrong-doing of others. No one is perfect, certainly not you or I.
Can we
please get over ourselves and work towards the more important goal, which is the gathering of information and help for ALS patients? I'd highly appreciate it, as would my mother.
Although, at this point I've found this forum (in my opinion) to be full of vengeful and judgmental people, and therefore I will not continue to bother you as I am clearly only another problem in your otherwise hectic life.
Feel free to make a few more childish "oh, poor baby" comments towards me. They're quite helpful.
