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Eden1919Senior Contributor
I emailed sane days ago about a problem I am having but of course I get no response I don’t get it I tried to do the right thing but I guess I am left with making mildly snarky posts in response to this issue which I don’t want to do of course but it is getting to me and we all have a breaking point. Anyway if nothing is going to be done at least I will vent about it.
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amber22Senior Contributor
I've replied to your email ❤️ Thanks so much for getting back to me so quickly, I appreciate your cooperation and patience with this @Sophia1
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FloatingFeatherSenior Contributor
I agree @Sophia1 - we never know what someone may be going through at anytime and even a little gesture/message from someone can mean a lot to another person.
I remember a few years ago (when my dad lived by himself) he would tell me that everyday a lady who lived in his street would walk by regularly with her child and they would wave to him. I could tell by how he was saying it that it meant so much to him. That small gesture brought him a bit of happiness and a sense of being part of the community. To this day that lady doesn't know how much that small gesture from her and her child helped my dad.
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