Re: It hurts when an apology goes unnoticed
From: Ginger (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Sat, 29 Jul 2000 10:26:42 -0500 (CDT)
Hi Monica-
I read your apology and decided not to respond because it was obvious
that you were embarrassed about the situation. I was afraid that if I
responded it may bring more attention to it or make you feel silly or
something. So, I am sorry too! :) I thought that it (posting
anonymously) was not anything that you should feel bad about and didn't
realize that it was bothering you as much as it was. Apology, although
not necessary, is accepted! Please don't stop posting... we do care
about you VERY much!
Love,
Ginger
At Sat, 29 Jul 2000, Monica wrote:
>
>Hi,
>
>It hurts when an apology goes unnoticed. I've been reading and
>responding to this forum since early June when I first discovered I had
>PCOS. I, too, looked forward to the daily posts and humbly offered my
>advice and support, and was looking for the like in return. (I was the
>one who posted the letter from my Uncle Jim hoping it would help some of
>us get another dr's perspective). Well, last week I made a terrible
>error in judgement and replied to a post as anonymous. I don't know
>why, because as I said before, what I was replying to was not so awful.
>I should have signed my name, like I usually do, but at the time I was
>going through some tough times with my husband and wrestling with
>self-forgiveness for a mistake I had made that day. I was feeling like
>I wanted to disappear for awhile for personal reasons when I replied to
>that post anonymously. It was stupid. I later apologized to all of
>you. I was hoping to hear something back but never did. I guess I did
>disappear! It still hurts because like you, I thought I had found a
>place where we can be supportive of each other while getting a handle on
>this health issue. I, too, was looking for your friendship. I hope
>that you know I was genuinely offering mine. Again, I apologize. I
>hope I can still be a part of this great forum of women.
>
>Sincerely and humbly,
>Monica