Re: Slight Concern
From: Cassandra (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Wed, 25 Apr 2001 14:39:44 -0500 (CDT)
I've noticed that there have been some posts from people that weren't
really PCOS related, but I haven't thought anyone's been being rude
about asking if they have PCOS.
The answers always seemed to be nice, but also pointed out that this is
a PCOS board, so we might not be the right group to ask--especially
about ttc stuff if you have a normal cycle. I don't even know what a
normal cycle is! LOL.
If I tell people to go to another source it's because I sincerely think
they'll get better answers there (such as the Pregnancy and Birth
forum). Not that I think you were talking about me or anything...I
don't think I've been rude.
Remember that email is void of all the body language and voice
inflection that personal conversation has, so sometimes a message may
"sound" one way to some one and completely different to another, you
know?
Okay, now I'm just babbling and probably getting you mad at me, so I'll
just shut up. ;-I
--
Cassandra
At Wed, 25 Apr 2001, paula wrote:
>
>Sonn, it often irritates me when people post here with a general
>question that has nothing to do with PCOS...but i try to answer them in
>a human way knowing thay they are genuinely trying to find help.
>
>i think that as long as the posts are not frequent, or plain vulgar, we
>should treat them as we would any other question. if we know the
>answer...help out, if we dont but can offer support, do so...if we are
>blatently at someone "invading our own little world", or bothering us
>with one question, it is maybe the better decision to simply be quiet.
>others can help out. i am not speaking of ANYONE, because there have
>been times where some post irrelevant to the board subject have so
>gotton under my skin, i have had to simply bite my lip.
>
>the bottom line in my opinion is this. we come to this board and talk
>about how we wish to be accepted by others regardless of our medical
>condition. but then when someone posts a question that does not meet
>our criteria for what is valid, we show them the same door we are shown
>on a daily basis based on our apparence. this is not the type of person
>i want to be.
>
>love, paula
>
>--
>please feel free to email me anytime at paulam@kih.net ...remember to put PCOS in the subject line =)
>