This isn't going to be popular, but......
"Jessica" herself does not even have to be a child. "she" could be a grown man taking the time necessary to build us all up for this very moment of let down. Is there any way for us as a community to just DROP this subject and move on? We can then choose to grieve in the privacy of our own homes or we can choose to let it go. If we want to donate to a worthy cause, DO IT! If not, that is a valid choice.
I, myself, will not be reading any more tales of Jessica. And my point of view will remain my own.
Thank you for listening.
Re: This isn't going to be popular, but......
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Originally posted by jenluckenbach
"Jessica" herself does not even have to be a child. "she" could be a grown man taking the time necessary to build us all up for this very moment of let down. Is there any way for us as a community to just DROP this subject and move on? We can then choose to grieve in the privacy of our own homes or we can choose to let it go. If we want to donate to a worthy cause, DO IT! If not, that is a valid choice.
I, myself, will not be reading any more tales of Jessica. And my point of view will remain my own.
Thank you for listening.
Although I don't believe that about Jessica, that is a very valid point.
There was something on the news just a while ago --- an 18 year old woman from Englad and a 30 year old man from California decide to meet in Paris. When the guy gets there....He finds out that the girl is 12!! :eek:
Not at all relating that to this situation, just saying, don't always believe everything from the internet.
I believe that Jessica really did pass :( But there are still some things that we don't know. Might never know. It is so easy to dismiss things prematurly on the internet. :(
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Originally posted by popcornbird
THAT I TRUELY doubt. EVEN if this is a hoax, in my opinion, there is no way Jessica could be a man. With all the contests she held, her intense love for birds, how talked of Tiki, etc. that girl was no man. I know we can't be certain, but no way. I truely truely cannot find myself believing that. Poor Jessica. :( If what her mother said was really true, than poor poor Jessica and her family. :(:( Can't imagine how they will feel after reading this. :(:(
It wasn't to be taken literally....
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I must admit that I have been having the same doubts as some of the others here.
I find what Moosmom said about "the fact that if it were MY daughter that was killed in a tragic accident, the LAST place I'd be in is on a website posting in threads. I'd be with my family grieving for my daughter. " That was one of the very first things that crossed my mind.
I'm not saying that it isn't true, just that I'm not convinced beyond the shadow of a doubt. I personally think that sometimes teenagers and young people (especially) tend to feel a little insecure and need to know how much other people appreciate them & what they have to say, and thus use attention getting threads.
And if it is true, then I truly am sorry for her family and loved ones left behind. Losing a family member is very hard and not anything to make light of. My heart aches for anyone who has lost a young daughter.
I agree with Cookiebaker and Micki76
From the start I wondered how/why a mother who's child was just hit by a car and lying in the hospital would rush home and hop online to a message board that her child frequented to talk. I'm sorry, but I don't buy it! I think someone has seen how generous we Pet Talkers can be when one of us is in need ... and is trying to take advantage!
:(