To the person who wrote the mean email to Barbara. I do not know who you are so if you are on my friends list please remove yourself from it. Please just disappear from my life. I have been thinking about the email and am still sick. You are a mean, cold person to write such a nasty, negative email to someone we all love and who is having a hard enough time getting through life with her son passing and with her health troubles. While I will pray for you that God will help you through this troubling time, I just want you to go away. Really, all you had to do is just not send money and keep your mouth shut. Poof You are now invisible!
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I agree 100%!!!!
Well said.
It was mean spirited,that\'s for sure.
Judy told me she had difficulties with someone too. Perhaps they are one and the same.
I agree, this person would have been much better to say nothing at all.
To any one that has mean uncaring words to a grieving person..SHAME ON YOU.. That type of thing is not only thoughtless and mean but totally ungodly..Just remember that only YOU will stand alone on judgement day
We all suffer here...it is hard to believe someone would think that Barbara\'s plea to help a friend was a scam...makes me sad....
I agree 100% - I couldn\'t believe anyone would write what she did..how very sad. Hugs, Ann
Does anyone know who it was?
In Barbara\'s dignity and compassion, she refuses to name names. I honor her for that. As mad as I\'ve been over the whole situation, I must find a place of forgiveness for this mom. There is usually more to every story....not Barbara\'s story....but this mom whose thoughts first went to scam and decietfulness. She\'s obviously been serious hurt in the past by a situation involving donations. I don\'t know.....maybe not....she could be a totally mean and hurtful person. Either way, it does none of us any good to continue to let the anger live inside us. Let\'s release our love and positive energies and move forward with helping and healing. I love you!
I don\'t know who it is, nor do I care. At first I was quite mad too but now after several days have passed, I have to wonder if her pain is still so raw that she is just lashing out at something or someone. I think we have all learned great compassion, selflessness and love after losing our children and we would do anything in our power to help another mother in need, but I do know that pain can cause reactions we often regret. Hopefully that is the case with this woman and in time she will see that her behavior was not acceptable. Perhaps we need to help her in her need right now. I pray for her. You are so great. I can feel your love for Barbara in your words and what a lucky woman she is to have you in her corner. I also love the \"poof\". I wish that could really work. Love to you. Robin