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[masma]

Does anyone know what Julie has been in before. I'm sure I've seen her in something else, TIA.

[gness]

Hi, Masma.....and do keep posting and joining in.....remember those who are hurtful are a minority.....sad plonkers....but a minority.....

And if someone posts to point out a typo....well..... we all know what that means, don't we.......;-)

You take care now....Gx

[anneasquith]

good bit of moderation though, :)

[anneasquith]

or do I mean modding ?!!!!!!!!!!!!

[gness]

Excellent! ☺

[Ric.ror]

Glad I could help you masma
Take care ignore the haters

[royfromaus]

He only pointed out a spelling error (ok unnecessarily so) Baldric suitably embarrassed him with the link.
But the comments made since make it look like he said something truly despicable.... mountains and molehills

[anneasquith]

roy, I think some of the post were to masma saying she rarely posts now because of some hurtful replies she received in the past, I don't think all the replies concerned the ' spelling '.

[masma]

Good morning all and thank you so much for your very kind posts. You're right Anne I wasn't worried about the 'spell check' as I said I realised it was wrong as I pressed submit. I can be one of the worse as I hate text speak. Thank you all again, hope you're all enjoying this beautiful weather.

[pixie373]

Morning masma. I agree with the others, you can get so much support here. Rise above anything else. Hopefully see you around more and good luck to your son xx

[inksplotter]

I often spell things wrong and can't change them. It's the way on this website!

[inksplotter]

I was saying it was an improvement!

[Baldric]

What does the bloke down the Pub think?

[Svejk]

I'm with roy. imo, the moderator went way beyond his/her remit on this thread. and some of the subsequent remarks border on bullying.

[masma]

colinandjess - he lives with us so has our help and support 24/7. It's a dreadful illness that has no cure. He was admitted to hospital last year and the doctor said to me 'If I was here to tell him he's got cancer we could help him but as an alcoholic the only person to help him is himself' He's lost all confidence and hardly goes out. He's such a kind soul and helps out any of the elderly or sick people locally. It's just such a drain on Mr M and I both finacially and emotionally (hope I've spelt those two right ;-)

[vakayu]

Hi masma I can sympathise with your troubles,as I have had personal experience and I am afraid the doc is right it must come from within himself,which is very frustrating for anyone trying to help,as all you feel is helpless and such a waste of a life,the person feels worthless and gets into a cycel which seems to get out of control.He is very lucky to have you both to support him,which is important,but there is only so much one can take,be strong and fingers crossed he will see the light.It is very good for him helping out in the community,as this will give him a sense of worth,if you have not already done it,say how much these people are depending on him,and how much it means to them.Good luck.

[vakayu]

Ha Ha since spelling seems to be mportant,I must correct typo of cycle!

[factor-fiction]

This thread has gone off track a bit hasn't it?
Is this the woman with about 10-12 children who was going to have 2 houses made into one? If so it has been shown before (under a different title) - remember a scene where she spent ages cooking a meal for all the kids and most didn't bother eating any of it as they were engrossed in the TV

[vakayu]

That's the one FF,but the topic changed track half way through so I am merely responding to the OP's reply!