Posted by Sophie T on 8 Dec 2011 9:42 PM
She came to live with us cos she needed 24hour care and we didnt want her in a care home. She was only aloud at a cancer home, where people go to die. So we made her live at ours so we could look after her.
Posted by Sophie T on 8 Dec 2011 10:13 PM
I dont forget because i dont think about her, i forget because its so unreal.
- Fantasy ?
Just because she was my nan everyone thinks oh shes just old its ok. She isnt old. She is 63,
- Change in tenses.
Posted by Sophie T on 8 Dec 2011 11:02 PM
My nan was at a very special care home. She wasnt there long. They tried to get me to talk to someone, but i just wanted to be with my nan couldnt be bothered with that crap.
- Contradiction with first post, above ?
There’s been nothing on her thread since 15.12.2011.
I’ve just done a site search for “Sophie T’ - No match found.
Probably too late, but I’ve passed my observations on to the Admin’ guys.
I feel sorry for her - not because of her Nan, but because it could be a cry, however bizarre, for help.
Of bigger concern to me, is that people like her are playing with the emotions of people who can little afford it - think “Last Straw” . . .
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