Re: telling off the lady at the post office

[Guest guest]

,

You did the right thing!!!! I would have cursed her out. When my

daughter was little she was born with many differnt congenital eye

problems that required lots of surgery to correct. After surgery her

eyes are blood shot red and around her eyes she looks like she has

been punched in both eyes.

I was in the commissary and some rude lady and her kid walked up to

me and asked...who punched you baby in both eyes...did you beat your

baby? the kid said man she is " ugly! "

I was so pissed....I let her know....I asked her did your husband

beat the hell out you and that is why you are so ugly? Or did you

sleep with the pitbull down the street and that is why your kid is so

ugly??

She stood there mad at me but quiet. I then told her she just had

major eye surgery for your information and we are all thanking god

that it was successful so she can see...then I wasked off!

Toni

>

> oops. fogot to leave the original message for folks to read

(below).

>

> > Re: [ ] RESEARCH - Nonmelanoma skin cancer

> increased in RA patients

> > ...............stares and glares of ornery people when you or

your

> child is on steroids. Man, I had some HATEFUL people say some awful

> things to me and my daughter. She was two and three when she was on

> the heaviest doses of pred. 67 mg. a day and she was only 29 lbs.

> (well 52 by the time she was on it for 2 months). I have NEVER hit

> anyone but I swear I almost clobbered this bxxtch in the Post

Office

> once. She herself was overweight and as loud as you please

said, " Oh,

> My GOD!!! Look at that fat little girl. For God's sake how much did

> she weigh when she was born??? That is just child abuse that's what

> that is you hear me? She should be on Oprah. " Can you imagine

someone

> saying that about your little precious girl who nearly died from

this

> horrible disease? At first I was speachless, then I noticed tears

in

> her eyes and everyone in the

> > entire post office staring at me to see my response. I looked

her

> dead in the face (mind you I'm a little person and she looked like

> she could squash me) and said, " Not that it's any of your business

> you ornery, hateful woman, but my daughter takes powerful immune

> suppressant drugs that cause weight gain and without them she would

> meet our maker (I didn't want to say die in front of ) what's

> your excuse? Do you have any other rude questions I can answer for

> you? " I wanted to cuss her out but I didn't want to set that

example

> for my little girl or make her feel like there was really something

> wrong with her. I just left the post office with everyone now

staring

> at that bxxxtch. Everyone was speachless. I hope she felt 2 inches

> tall after that. Maybe she'll learn to keep her big mouth shut.

Mind

> you she did look like there was something wrong with her, but

really

> would you ask an amputee what happened to their leg, arm, etc?

> NOT!!!!! Do you think I did the right thing?

>

[Guest guest]

In a message dated 1/2/2006 3:15:33 PM Central Standard Time,

wendyhollander@... writes:

> Do you think I did the right thing?

>

>

I think you handled the situation just fine I hope that B**ch learnt a

very valuable lesson that day with you as her teacher ..

peace, gayle