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Family Forum / Parenting / Adoption / September 2004Luanne and Les
Your state has been through enough!!!! With the possibility of more horrible weather headed your way, here's hoping all goes well for you and your families. Let us know when it is over and that all is well. Stay Safe. Lori >From: kenneth344@webtv.net (Lori) >Newsgroups: alt.adoption.issues [quoted text clipped - 16 lines] > >Lori Thanks Lori, it is expected to make landfall right here sometime on Fri. I spent the day getting stocked up on water, food, batteries etc...it looks like we will get 145 mph winds, and to say I am nervous is an under statement. I am not in the possible surge area but I am in a low lying area and we will have flooding. The roof on this house is new, and I screwed all the shutters closed today but my front door is a french door and it will shatter. No doubt it will be bad. The kids and I will camp in the center of the house and pray, I guess that's all a lot of people are going to be doing...sigh. Les PS...If I don't make it back here with my smart remarks, despite all, I know you guys will miss me :-) It's been a ride! lol! Just promise you will keep up a healthy momentum and not one that really hurts people. Lu & Les, got you both in my thoughts again as this thing draws near, stay safe and keep us posted. Good luck, and happy thoughts Cheryl PS: "if" you don't make it back someone will send out the search time, Hey Sheri, could be you're first assignment??? Again good luck for both and everyone else that way :) > >From: kenneth344@webtv.net (Lori) > >Newsgroups: alt.adoption.issues [quoted text clipped - 31 lines] > you guys will miss me :-) It's been a ride! lol! Just promise you will keep up > a healthy momentum and not one that really hurts people. >From: "bcmackie" bcmackie@shaw.ca >Newsgroups: alt.adoption.issues [quoted text clipped - 64 lines] >keep up >> a healthy momentum and not one that really hurts people. Well, it looks like I am in a mandatory evacuation zone now... so the kids and I will be going to a friends house more inland. We will still get hit but the flooding and surge potential are diminished. This is incredibly alarming and everyone I know is really scared. The town looks like a ghost town, everything is boarded up and because it is a state of emergency here, the stores shelves are bare and gas is unavailable to many. Lu, know that you will be in my thoughts...and thanks for all the kind thoughts sent to me both privately and here. You all take care. Les >Lu, know that you will be in my >thoughts...and thanks for all the kind thoughts sent to me both privately and >here. You all take care. Gee? I didn't send you any thoughts privately. I don't care what damage this thing does to my home. That's what insurance is for. I'm not afraid of a stupid storm. It takes a lot more than that to frighten me. Try standing there while they put your dog to sleep or try living through it when an ex-boyfriend puts a gun in your mouth and threatens to blow your brains out or living through a gang rape. That's what has happened to me....a lot more scarier than a little bit of wind and rain. I never responded to your email Les, so I don't know what you mean about private thoughts. Luanne To ALL of you in Florida; You are ALL in my thoughts and prayers. I will be at the Easy Riders rodeo this weekend working as an EMT but I will have myself peeled to the t.v. I wish everyone to be safe and free of harm from the storms. Lu, I love you baby! Stay safe! You have been through enough crap in your life already........this storm is nothing to you - you are a survivor babe! Hang in there. Warm regards and hugs, Sheri >From: luannep@aol.comehere (LuanneP) >Newsgroups: alt.adoption.issues [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] > >Gee? I didn't send you any thoughts >privately. No, you didn't but others have, can't you read? Go back to school... >I don't care what damage this >thing does to my home. That's what insurance is for. Well good for you! If you end up with a pile of rubble at your feet, then please repeat to us all these sentiments okay. >I'm not afraid of a >stupid storm. It takes a lot more than that to frighten me. Try standing >there while they put your dog to sleep or try living through it when an >ex-boyfriend puts a gun in your mouth and threatens to blow your brains out >or >living through a gang rape. Oh Lu, you are so unique in your pain and experiences...NOT! Try watching a machine keep your husband alive while blood oozes from every opening in his body and having to be the one to decide to pull the plug! A dog being put to sleep from old age is nothing baby! So shut the F--ck up you damn cry baby! I have also endured being held at gun point, rape and PTSD which I BEAT because I am stronger than you will ever imagine being! In simpler terms as you seem to need...go F--k yourself! Everyone has extended sympathy to you for your loss and you want to be ungrateful now? You want to keep milking it like your experiences are something so damn unique. You cannot diminish others fears and pain by capitalizing on yours, who TF do you think you are? Your hurt does NOT supercede anyone elses. Get some guts girl and ge over it! All of it! >That's what has happened to me....a lot more >scarier than a little bit of wind and rain. That wind and rain killed hundreds in the path of Charley and we have all tolerated enough of you and your inability to move beyond your mishaps and unfortunate experiences here. You are an abusive snot and cannot even accept condolences without spitting in people's faces. Screw you Luanne. Go see a shrink, get the F over your bad experiences and quit dumping on people here! >I never responded to your email Les, so I don't know what you mean about >private thoughts. You never responded to my email about the storm, but you sure did when I sent my sympathy about your dog. And you cried all over the email. Funny Lu, when it involves you, you are right there to suck it up like a sponge but when it turns to others you are a cold fish! I will never ever try to meet you on any page again! You are too weird, to whacked out and too unpredictable to deal with. Off your meds on that pity pot? Must be because you switch like a psycho nut job! If your house gets blown down and you are left with nothing....that will be karma....and BTW....F you Luanne Preusner....enjoy the shattering glass, it's about to be all around you :-) Les >Luanne >Well good for you! If you end up with a pile of rubble at your feet, then >please repeat to us all these sentiments okay. I could care less...they're only possessions and that's what insurance is for. It takes a helluva lot more than wind and rain to knock my a.s down and if I'm REALLY lucky, maybe it'll take me off to the rainbow bridge to meet my beloved Papa! Hah! >Oh Lu, you are so unique in your pain and experiences...NOT! Try watching a >machine keep your husband alive while blood oozes from every opening in his >body and having to be the one to decide to pull the plug I watched BOTH of my parents die...same damn thing! I'm not afraid of blood, guts, cirrhosis, or cancer...I saw it all with my folks BEFORE age 36. Let's not play the "Pain Game" Les. I'm a sure and certified winner! > A dog being put to >sleep from old age is nothing baby! So shut the F--ck up you damn cry baby! I f.ck you. You wrote me only last week pissing and moaning about your beloved dog who died. You said you couldn't get another one because seeing the first one go traumatized you so much! Go have a drink with Ted Kennedy or better yet, head for that storm shelter you were talking about yesterday!!!! >Everyone has extended sympathy to you for your loss and you want to be >ungrateful now? You want to keep milking it like your experiences are >something >so damn unique. You mean to tell me you're afraid of a little wind and rain after what you went through watching Jeff die??? Get copies of your mortage and all your important papers, photographs, etc.., and head for a shelter. Who knows?? Maybe you will have even MORE in the future then you have now if you are forced to rebuild. If we get blown away here, we're rebuilding in Tennessee. I ain't afraid, Sista! >From: luannep@aol.comehere (LuanneP) >Newsgroups: alt.adoption.issues [quoted text clipped - 13 lines] >beloved >Papa! Hah! You mean if WE are so lucky? lmao! >>Oh Lu, you are so unique in your pain and experiences...NOT! Try watching a >>machine keep your husband alive while blood oozes from every opening in his [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] >guts, cirrhosis, or cancer...I saw it all with my folks BEFORE age 36. Let's >not play the "Pain Game" Les. I'm a sure and certified winner! Oh you are definitely "certified"! That much we can all see! But if you are so unafraid and such a survivor, why can't you beat your PTSD? No REAL guts Lu, you are all cry baby BS and that's the bottom line :-) We have been inundated with your "poor me" BS about your problems and BAD experiences for too long! You need to hang onto it all for attention and sympathy and use it all as a cheap excuse to mess with people and behave horribly all over the Internet! Guess what? There "ain't much sympathy forthcoming... >> A dog being put to >>sleep from old age is nothing baby! So shut the F--ck up you damn cry baby! [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] >one go traumatized you so much! Go have a drink with Ted Kennedy or better >yet, head for that storm shelter you were talking about yesterday!!!! Hmmm, a drink with Teddy sounds great right about now, jealous Lu? And don't worry your psychotropic ridden brain about where I am *hon*.....:-) >>Everyone has extended sympathy to you for your loss and you want to be >>ungrateful now? You want to keep milking it like your experiences are [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] >went >through watching Jeff die??? Yes...and this is no little wind and rain storm, it's bigger than Andrew and yes I do fear certain realities for people I care about. If that makes me a wimp, OH well...:-P Get copies of your mortage and all your >important >papers, photographs, etc.., and head for a shelter. Who knows?? Maybe you >will have even MORE in the future then you have now if you are forced to >rebuild. If we get blown away here, we're rebuilding in Tennessee. I ain't >afraid, Sista! Then what's all the pissing whining and moaning about? Attention? Tenn. sounds like a good place for ya.... >You mean if WE are so lucky? lmao! Two-faced TWAT, if *I* am lucky. You are a miserable liar. >Oh you are definitely "certified"! That much we can all see! But if you are >so >unafraid and such a survivor, why can't you beat your PTSD There ain't no cure for it, Twatly!! Don't you read at all???? Once you have PTSD it is there forever....ask Donna Gray or Jules...they both have it and they will tell you - PTSD IS FOREVER. Especially when one is re-traumatized over and over again. >You need to hang onto it all for attention and sympathy and use it all as a >cheap excuse to mess with people and behave horribly all over the Internet! No, that is what YOU do, Les! You behave horribly. I had no qualms with you but your friendship with that insane Carla makes me sick. I know a lot more about you than you think. Oh and ABSOLUTELY impossible you are the "great-great granchild" of Rose Kennedy. None of her own grandchildren were even grown UP the year you were born - 1959, unless they took sperm from little John-John at his birth!! What a liar. I've read extensively about the Kennedy's and you ain't related unless you and Ted shared a swig of booze at the bar in Palm Beach. Tell me, do you have gin blossoms on your face like he does?? >Hmmm, a drink with Teddy sounds great right about now, jealous Lu? Be my guest, go ahead and do another Mary Jo Kopechne with him.... >From: luannep@aol.comehere (LuanneP) >Newsgroups: alt.adoption.issues [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > >Two-faced TWAT, if *I* am lucky. You are a miserable liar. Waaaaaaaaaaa! Luanne is crying again...BooHoo! >>Oh you are definitely "certified"! That much we can all see! But if you are >>so >>unafraid and such a survivor, why can't you beat your PTSD > >There ain't no cure for it, Twatly!! Don't >you read at all???? I happen to know several people who have BEAT it ding bat! One being me, so go cry incurable and debilitated to those dummies who will suck it up and give your needy sponge mentality some more sympathy! >Once you have >PTSD it is there forever....ask Donna Gray or Jules...they both have it and >they will tell you - PTSD IS FOREVER. Donna Gray happens to be a friend and I have nothing against Jules, but people who are stuck in it, and stuck with it, are like battered women, stuck in their OWN minds. Only YOU use it as an excuse to behave badly, only you use it to extort sympathy, no one else needs to play that record for any reason. Suck it up Lu, if you are too chicken sh.t to REALLY confront your demons, just shut the F up! >Especially when one is re-traumatized >over and over again. Jules and I happen to have had similar experiences, each person survives things like that in their own way. Some find a way out, others cannot but I know of no one who sports and toots it and uses it and milks it like you! >>You need to hang onto it all for attention and sympathy and use it all as a >>cheap excuse to mess with people and behave horribly all over the Internet! > >No, that is what YOU do, Les! You behave horribly. I had no qualms with you >but your friendship with that insane Carla makes me sick. I know a lot more >about you than you think. Ask me if I care? And I know what you know Lu, want to know how? You are in such deep sh.t now, you ought to be packing and getting a new identity! >Oh and ABSOLUTELY impossible you are the "great-great granchild" of Rose >Kennedy. None of her own grandchildren were even grown UP the year you were >born - 1959, unless they took sperm from little John-John at his birth!! I neglected to add one GREAT, so big deal....it was a typo. >What >a liar. I've read extensively about the Kennedy's and you ain't related >unless >you and Ted shared a swig of booze at the bar in Palm Beach. Tell me, do you >have gin blossoms on your face like he does?? Lmao! Is that what that's called? I thought it was Rosacea... >>Hmmm, a drink with Teddy sounds great right about now, jealous Lu? > >Be my guest, go ahead and do another Mary Jo Kopechne with him.... Sick Lu, you need help! >From: soulwhisper7@aol.com (Soulwhisper7) >Newsgroups: alt.adoption.issues [quoted text clipped - 81 lines] > >Sick Lu, you need help! Ted Kennedy'''an alright senator but a bad date.....HA HA HA HA >>Ask me if I care? And I know what you know Lu, want to know how? You are in >>such deep sh.t now, you ought to be packing and getting a new identity! I am??? For what? What did I do now and WHERE is the proof of what I did??? >Waaaaaaaaaaa! Luanne is crying again...BooHoo! I'd never shed a tear over you, now don't you have a storm shelter to run to??? >I happen to know several people who have BEAT it ding bat! Your son has it. Is HE cured? I highly doubt he will ever be. Plus, if he gets re-traumatized again, it won't happen. I am not saying this to be mean. I am telling it only as I understand it myself. > Only YOU use it as an excuse to behave badly, only you use it to >extort sympathy, Nope. I have a very GOOD side to me, you've seen that good side yourself, Les. I have a heart of gold, but sometimes, my head is up my a.s. You seem to accept your friend Carla's continued strange behavior with no trouble at all. Perhaps if *I* was the one who consoled you night and day, day and night when your husband passed on, you would be able to accept me a little bit more. You seem to accept Mary and Bernice...they're twisted as all hell with their lying and behavioral problems. All I said was that I was NOT AFRAID of wind and rain. You seem to be...I don't know why. Get in the car and drive if you're that scared. Sheesh, I was only saying that I have been through too much to be afraid of wind and rain yet you turn it around and call it "bad behavior" and trying to extract sympathy. I didn't mean that at all. >From: luannep@aol.comehere (LuanneP) >Newsgroups: alt.adoption.issues [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] >I'd never shed a tear over you, now don't you have a storm shelter to run >to??? lol! Lulu, I am right where I need to be :-) >>I happen to know several people who have BEAT it ding bat! > [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] >am >telling it only as I understand it myself. No, my son is not cured yet....YET being the key word. He is in therapy and not taking meds and we are moving towards recovery or cure. AS YOU UNDERSTAND IT? Perfect clarification :-) >> Only YOU use it as an excuse to behave badly, only you use it to >>extort sympathy, > >Nope. I have a very GOOD side to me, you've seen that good side yourself, >Les. > I have a heart of gold, but sometimes, >my head is up my a.s. No sh.t Sherlock! Your head is so far up your a.s, it's no longer tolerable. >You seem to >accept your friend Carla's continued strange behavior with no trouble at all. >Perhaps if *I* was the one who consoled you night and day, day and night when >your husband passed on, you would be able to accept me a little bit more. Weird concept...lmao! >You >seem to accept Mary and Bernice...they're twisted as all hell with their [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] > >I didn't mean that at all. If nothing else Luanne, you were RUDE and it was totally uncalled for. I responded, end of story. >No, my son is not cured yet....YET being the key word. He is in therapy and >not >taking meds and we are moving towards recovery or cure. AS YOU UNDERSTAND IT? >Perfect clarification :-) Depends on when the trauma occurred and WHEN it is diagnosed. Mine happened in 1978 (the first one) but I was not diagnosed until 1995. The longer it goes untreated, the harder it is to treat. >From: luannep@aol.comehere (LuanneP) >Newsgroups: alt.adoption.issues [quoted text clipped - 15 lines] > >I am not a doctor but I do know for a fact that there is NO cure for this. Yes one can recover but that just means you can learn to live with it so it isn't as life controlling, but there is no cure. That goes for bi polar too >From: luannep@aol.comehere (LuanneP) >Newsgroups: alt.adoption.issues [quoted text clipped - 13 lines] >1978 (the first one) but I was not diagnosed until 1995. The longer it goes >untreated, the harder it is to treat. Well, I have a friend, a Veteran who still tastes and smells death. It has manifested itself as a physical symptom now and in his case, I may agree it isn't curable. I am just saying that in some cases, it is. Les |
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