Sorry I haven't been around much lately...the lawsuit with the Tenants from Hell heated back up and I've been stuck in the computer and filing cabinets dragging out all our evidence and responding to a litany of the most outrageous lies and speculation you have ever heard.
The stress has taken its toll and I have come down with a serious case of bronchitis...I can barely breathe, so I'm not sleeping well and, of course, that affects my ability to think and write.
I promise that when this is finally over (I sent the materials to my lawyer yesterday so now I just have to get over the bronchitis), I will be back.
Hugs to all of you!
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Thursday, March 27, 2014
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Hugs back to you, Sweet Violet. Drink plenty of water with your antibiotics (assuming you went to or phoned the doctor), get lots of sleep (take Benedryl if you have to), and get well & feel better. I cant speak for others, but i know that so many of us out here wish you health, happiness, & prosperity.
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My advice in my March 27th comment seems inappropriate and offensive now in light of your serious situation. Violet, please overlook my ignorance and know i meant well (for all that's worth).
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