Stroll down memory lane...

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Vicki from VA wrote:

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No, it's okay..I have nothing to hide. I have twin boys that were involved in a auto accident due to a DUI, their fault, they hit a concrete wall head on. Both were hurt pretty bad, the worse call of my life from the trauma unit. One son was hurt way worse than the other. He broke everything on his right side and has numerous surgeries. He has a hard time standing for and period of time and is constant pain. The worse part now is the addiction to pain meds which they are both addicted to because they have been on them for so long. At times their attitudes are so bad I can't hardly stand being around them...it's back and forth constantly. They both have recently had to move back in with me because I was just unable to continue to help them financially and being here cost less. No jobs and it's not looking good anytime soon. They both are use to manual labor and since the accident it was just too hard to keep up and they were let go. My son Jason is going thru disability right now to see if he can possibly be trained for a sit down job so that's in the works but it will only be part time. Jared has a hard time with his vision and hand, had his eyelid torn off and his hand crushed so he is having to start over too... Trust me a nightmare come true. I just have to continue to encourage them and hoepfully one day they will be off pain meds, it has nearly destroyed our family.

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rubygoober wrote:

To everyone that was so kind and concerned this morning...I'm okay.
The doctor gave me medication that made me moonwalk out of his office...I hope I did not embarrass Curlie, too much.
My doctor made me stay for a couple of hours in his office until he was sure my BP was going to stay put where he wanted it.
When he mentioned sending me to the hospital he also said he thought I would be a bad patient. lol
I barely remember the ride home, Curlie said I ate a Checker Burger? I have slept most of the afternoon.
Again, thanks friends.

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OMG wrote:

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This used to be a fun thread, it has now turned depressing.

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Vicki from VA wrote:

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I'm sorry, please forgive me for laying it out...sometimes you just need to get it out. No more of this, I promise. Hopefully, this may help someone down the road, you never know. Have a good one, be safe.

Ginger wrote:

I have never seen such a bunch of nutbags, as the one's who post here. You all need to get back to "real life", and put your alter egos to rest.

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AnnePage wrote:

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IGNORE that troll.
Sometimes you just have to lay it all out on the line... and if some loser with a keyboard, and a grudge decides to act like a cyber-jackass, that does NOT mean that the rest of us feel that way, or condone their BS.
We shared a lot during the holiday season, and I know that those of us who have faced hard times all understand, and appreciate the difficulties you are dealing with.
Your sons will be in my thoughts and prayers.

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Ginger wrote:

<quoted text>That was not for you. I hope you find peace and help with your troubles.

Sergi wrote:

<quoted text>Hi John..the memorial thread was fantastic..thanks for your part in keeping Caylees'memory alive..

rubygoober wrote:

To everyone that was so kind and concerned this morning...I'm okay.
The doctor gave me medication that made me moonwalk out of his office...I hope I did not embarrass Curlie, too much.
My doctor made me stay for a couple of hours in his office until he was sure my BP was going to stay put where he wanted it.
When he mentioned sending me to the hospital he also said he thought I would be a bad patient. lol
I barely remember the ride home, Curlie said I ate a Checker Burger? I have slept most of the afternoon.
Again, thanks friends.

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Vicki from VA wrote:

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No, it's okay..I have nothing to hide. I have twin boys that were involved in a auto accident due to a DUI, their fault, they hit a concrete wall head on. Both were hurt pretty bad, the worse call of my life from the trauma unit. One son was hurt way worse than the other. He broke everything on his right side and has numerous surgeries. He has a hard time standing for and period of time and is constant pain. The worse part now is the addiction to pain meds which they are both addicted to because they have been on them for so long. At times their attitudes are so bad I can't hardly stand being around them...it's back and forth constantly. They both have recently had to move back in with me because I was just unable to continue to help them financially and being here cost less. No jobs and it's not looking good anytime soon. They both are use to manual labor and since the accident it was just too hard to keep up and they were let go. My son Jason is going thru disability right now to see if he can possibly be trained for a sit down job so that's in the works but it will only be part time. Jared has a hard time with his vision and hand, had his eyelid torn off and his hand crushed so he is having to start over too... Trust me a nightmare come true. I just have to continue to encourage them and hoepfully one day they will be off pain meds, it has nearly destroyed our family.

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Vicki from VA wrote:

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No, it's okay..I have nothing to hide. I have twin boys that were involved in a auto accident due to a DUI, their fault, they hit a concrete wall head on. Both were hurt pretty bad, the worse call of my life from the trauma unit. One son was hurt way worse than the other. He broke everything on his right side and has numerous surgeries. He has a hard time standing for and period of time and is constant pain. The worse part now is the addiction to pain meds which they are both addicted to because they have been on them for so long. At times their attitudes are so bad I can't hardly stand being around them...it's back and forth constantly. They both have recently had to move back in with me because I was just unable to continue to help them financially and being here cost less. No jobs and it's not looking good anytime soon. They both are use to manual labor and since the accident it was just too hard to keep up and they were let go. My son Jason is going thru disability right now to see if he can possibly be trained for a sit down job so that's in the works but it will only be part time. Jared has a hard time with his vision and hand, had his eyelid torn off and his hand crushed so he is having to start over too... Trust me a nightmare come true. I just have to continue to encourage them and hoepfully one day they will be off pain meds, it has nearly destroyed our family.

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Ginger wrote:

I have never seen such a bunch of nutbags, as the one's who post here. You all need to get back to "real life", and put your alter egos to rest.

pat in md wrote:

<quoted text>ruby, i'm happy to hear that you did go to the drs. please take it easy & try not to get yourself all worked up over the crap that's been going on. in the long run it isn't worth it. please take care ruby & GOD BLESS.

AnnePage wrote:

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IGNORE that troll.
Sometimes you just have to lay it all out on the line... and if some loser with a keyboard, and a grudge decides to act like a cyber-jackass, that does NOT mean that the rest of us feel that way, or condone their BS.
We shared a lot during the holiday season, and I know that those of us who have faced hard times all understand, and appreciate the difficulties you are dealing with.
Your sons will be in my thoughts and prayers.