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A Public Apology

zedingrove — Sun, 15 Jul 2012 21:48:46 GMT

Have just read a few threads and posts of mine, and they got right up my nose.
So ascent to think what community thought of them?
Normally I am a sweet, charming, lovely guy with perfect etiquette and manners.
So why was I such a bitch?
My long time (26 years) partner with Type1 Diabetes got a chest infection and was admitted to Hammersmith Hospital where after 2 months of battling
off other complications died. Died in a hospital room on his own and I was angry, very angry at the world. Heck should of heard what came out of my mouth
last Tuesday in my Job Centre...
Have since come to terms with his death, in a fashion.
So please accept my Sincerest Apologies to those I may have offended.
Thank You

Re: A Public Apology

jelv — Sun, 15 Jul 2012 22:53:34 GMT

I'm very sorry for your loss.
Perhaps this is a lesson for us all - there may be a reason beyond the obvious when someone goes off on one when posting.

Re: A Public Apology

RPMozley — Mon, 16 Jul 2012 01:57:09 GMT

That's very true Jelv, most of the time there may well be a story behind why someone is behaving the way they are. It's always best to try to be courtious (darn it spell checker's not helping with that, silly dyslexia) and help as best as you can, without getting too frustrated with the other party.
Of course there are some that you can't help and they won't listen. Hopefully there aren't that many of them out there.
Also ZedinGrove, I'm glad you've come to some terms with your loss. It's never easy losing someone important in your life.

Re: A Public Apology

journeys — Tue, 17 Jul 2012 21:55:13 GMT

Zedingrove:- I'm also very sorry for your loss it must be difficult for you:-

Quote from: RPMozley
(darn it spell checker's not helping with that,) .

Does not help when your spell-checker is set to another language and 'persists' in correcting everything....................often wrongly.