I agree with Pam. Don't take things so personally. Yes, it would be nice if someone (just anyone) responds to our posts. However, we all have to respect that people have their own lives, responsibilities and commitments to themselves and their families and CANNOT respond when you expect them to. Think about it, the only people who demand and expect to have things their way and get emotional when they can't get their way are 2-3 year olds and teenagers.
I understand that life can be difficult at time but as mature and responsible adults we need to learn to manage our emotions. I also understand that doing so can be difficult when faced with so many adversities of life.
If you should find yourself in a position when this becomes difficult and/or you need to talk to someone to 'off-load' then there are numerous of charitable organizations where you can talk about your personal problems in confidence. I have had my share of problems in life and I turned to the church which is comical as I not religious, far from it, but an atheist. I just needed to talk to someone and I knew the father at the catholic church would listened when I poured out my heart in absolute confidence.
I have made post and not a god-damn soul responded, but I didn't take it personal though it pisses me off when people are here talking about their pets and whatever animal they seem to care about. Do I take it personal when post about animal get more feedback, of course not?
It is also, in my opinion, small minded to think our problems are bigger and more important than the problems of others OR our multitude of health conditions supersede over the single health problem of another.
Sometimes life is a bitter pill to swallow and we may not get what we want BUT we must refrain from insulting others because we are frustrated with an outcome or lack of.
I'm not here to trivialize your existence, your pain or suffering but as an individual you, I or whoever are merely 1 of 7 billion people on this planet.
We all have our own problems to contend to; it's called L-I-F-E
the little things
