Re: Re:Our children's affects on others

[Guest guest]

Anne,

Thanks for sharing - that was quite a story. I'm glad you got your wallet back

with your ID and stuff, that's the main thing. Maybe it'll change that person's

mind next time they decide to try and pull something like that...

Mom to Kennedy 23 mos old CHARGEr, 10, 8, and wife to Graeme

New Brunswick, Canada

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Re:Our children's affects on others

From: QKANNE1@...

Hi guys, We all have millions of stories about what problems and negative

things our children bring about because they are " different " . Well how

about this for a switch. Yesterday was a real, REAL bad day. It was topped

off when I was in a semi trance and left my grocery cart unattended (dumb I

know). Of course my purse was stolen. I imediately dideverything we're

supposed to; police, security, cancel credit cards etc. I notched it up

to

another lesson learned in stupidity.Today I received a call from a local

post

office informing me the thief had left the wallet in a letterbox. I picked

it up and looked through it to see what was left. The cash in the main part

was gone but the credit cards were looked through but neatly replaced. In

the wallet is a section dedicated to Sara ie. MD's , insurance, deafblind

contacts, nursing company, equipment company etc. Included was a good luck

envelope with $20 I recieved from a friend of mine when we brought Sara

home.

Not only was that $ still there but there was a note that said " SORRY " ! If

our children can move an anonymous thief like that..... Corny I know but it

made me feel a bit better. Anne Mom to Sara

CHARGE 6 et. al.

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[Guest guest]

Anne,

It is amazing. If we can move people like that then there really is hope. How

very, very touching.

QKANNE1@... wrote:

>

> From: QKANNE1@...

>

> Hi guys, We all have millions of stories about what problems and negative

> things our children bring about because they are " different " . Well how

> about this for a switch. Yesterday was a real, REAL bad day. It was topped

> off when I was in a semi trance and left my grocery cart unattended (dumb I

> know). Of course my purse was stolen. I imediately dideverything we're

> supposed to; police, security, cancel credit cards etc. I notched it up to

> another lesson learned in stupidity.Today I received a call from a local post

> office informing me the thief had left the wallet in a letterbox. I picked

> it up and looked through it to see what was left. The cash in the main part

> was gone but the credit cards were looked through but neatly replaced. In

> the wallet is a section dedicated to Sara ie. MD's , insurance, deafblind

> contacts, nursing company, equipment company etc. Included was a good luck

> envelope with $20 I recieved from a friend of mine when we brought Sara home.

> Not only was that $ still there but there was a note that said " SORRY " ! If

> our children can move an anonymous thief like that..... Corny I know but it

> made me feel a bit better. Anne Mom to Sara

> CHARGE 6 et. al.

>

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[Guest guest]

Anne,

How nice to get your things back. And how wonderful a thief felt bad and

apologized. That was a nice story. It must have made a bad day beautiful.

It's nice how things turned around for you. Now if our children could just

move the people who are supposed to understand, be sympathetic, and

compassionate.

Bonnie

[Guest guest]

Anne,

What an amazing story. Thanks for sharing it. Hope things continue to get

better.

Betsy

Betsy L. McGinnity

Information Specialist

Perkins DB-LINK

mcginnityb@...

[Guest guest]

That's incredible! Glad you got most everything back.

Michele

Re:Our children's affects on others

From: QKANNE1@...

Hi guys, We all have millions of stories about what problems and negative

things our children bring about because they are " different " . Well how

about this for a switch. Yesterday was a real, REAL bad day. It was topped

off when I was in a semi trance and left my grocery cart unattended (dumb I

know). Of course my purse was stolen. I imediately dideverything we're

supposed to; police, security, cancel credit cards etc. I notched it up to

another lesson learned in stupidity.Today I received a call from a local post

office informing me the thief had left the wallet in a letterbox. I picked

it up and looked through it to see what was left. The cash in the main part

was gone but the credit cards were looked through but neatly replaced. In

the wallet is a section dedicated to Sara ie. MD's , insurance, deafblind

contacts, nursing company, equipment company etc. Included was a good luck

envelope with $20 I recieved from a friend of mine when we brought Sara home.

Not only was that $ still there but there was a note that said " SORRY " ! If

our children can move an anonymous thief like that..... Corny I know but it

made me feel a bit better. Anne Mom to Sara

CHARGE 6 et. al.

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