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janetupnorth said:Anyone tell them it's about 2 1/2 weeks too late???? Where were they on day 1 when people needed to know!?!
Excatly what I was thinking!!!!
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janetupnorth said:Anyone tell them it's about 2 1/2 weeks too late???? Where were they on day 1 when people needed to know!?!
The_Kitchen_Guy said:As far as Cheffers go, I agree with George M. Cohan - "I don't care what you say about me, just say something about me and spell my name right."
The_Kitchen_Guy said:HO isn't going to touch this with a 10 foot pole.
ParishKitchen said:I don't suppose I should have expected otherwise of a corporation that bases its entire image on "family values." How naive of me to think that part of family values included valuing your family.
gilliandanielle said:Ohhhhhhh- mini Grande's!! They are so cute! Would they be pequenos?? LOL!
Here's my bigger ones- I think this site has enough of Baylor, LOL!
Did I miss the post about what her dad said on Fox today??
dannyzmom said:That's not it.
We have over 60,000 consultants. Every single day of the year one of our consultants is coping with something...be it ia sick child, losing a spouse or parent, suffering a miscarriage, being diagnosed with cancer, a missing relative etc...if HO addressed every single issue for every single consultant publicly, they'd have ot room in newsletters to talk abotu business. Yo ucan bet your bippy the Birgfeld family has heard from Doris or Marla...but if they went public at NC asking for prayer or good thoughts for Paige...then the 10 consultants who were diagnosed with cancer this year adn the 40 who suffered a death in the family, and the one whose neice was abducted last winter...they'd all be crying foul.
ParishKitchen said:OK, I'm now curious about something. Perhaps this post should go elsewhere, but since we're on the topic of people being late to disseminate news...
This story made national headlines quite a while ago. Last night at my cluster meeting, I mentioned the situation, but it turned out nobody in my cluster knew a thing about Paige. Several of them had just returned from conference (I couldn't make it), and had not known anything about Paige either. I would have thought that the higher-ups at PC would make some sort of announcement at conference (e.g., "let's keep Paige Birgfeld and her family in our thoughts..." or something), but apparently they did not. This is surprising, since it seems PC prides itself on its supposed support of its "family" of employees and consultants. I can't help but wonder if the "bad press" had anything to do with the company's decision not to announce anything. If so, that's pretty, uh, interesting (feel free to substitute your own derogatory terms), to say the least.
For those of you who attended conference, was there any mention made of Paige? Has anyone from PC spoken at all to any media outlets?
dannyzmom said:That's not it.
We have over 60,000 consultants. Every single day of the year one of our consultants is coping with something...be it ia sick child, losing a spouse or parent, suffering a miscarriage, being diagnosed with cancer, a missing relative etc...if HO addressed every single issue for every single consultant publicly, they'd have ot room in newsletters to talk abotu business. Yo ucan bet your bippy the Birgfeld family has heard from Doris or Marla...but if they went public at NC asking for prayer or good thoughts for Paige...then the 10 consultants who were diagnosed with cancer this year adn the 40 who suffered a death in the family, and the one whose neice was abducted last winter...they'd all be crying foul.
baychef said:Yep...I noticed a "tiredness" in my Mom's voice when I called during Wave 2 and figured something was up...I was right. My Dad has a very small spot on his upper lung. The same lung that had cancer in 1985. He had half a lung removed at that time. Luckily, this was not there in the last chest x-ray in September, it is very tiny (the size of a pea) and it is the same lung as was operated on before. We will find out more specifics in the weeks to come. He is 74 and had double knee replacements almost a year ago. He didn't react well to surgery at the time, but he looks and feels pretty good. We will beat this again!
I also think that conference's focus is getting us pumped for the Fall season. My ED did know something about Paige's disappearance but not all of the details. Gotta run and get to my team's meeting and get them pumped up. Putting on my happy nothing is wrong face!! Does it look too fake?
baychef said:Yep...I noticed a "tiredness" in my Mom's voice when I called during Wave 2 and figured something was up...I was right. My Dad has a very small spot on his upper lung. The same lung that had cancer in 1985. He had half a lung removed at that time. Luckily, this was not there in the last chest x-ray in September, it is very tiny (the size of a pea) and it is the same lung as was operated on before. We will find out more specifics in the weeks to come. He is 74 and had double knee replacements almost a year ago. He didn't react well to surgery at the time, but he looks and feels pretty good. We will beat this again!
I also think that conference's focus is getting us pumped for the Fall season. My ED did know something about Paige's disappearance but not all of the details. Gotta run and get to my team's meeting and get them pumped up. Putting on my happy nothing is wrong face!! Does it look too fake?
Same with me, Ann. I wish your dad all the best. He and your family will be in my thoughts and prayers.dannyzmom said:(((((((((((((((((Ann)))))))))))))))))))
Big huge hugs for you, my friend.
Your Dad will be in my thoughts and prayers.
Oh Ann. My prayers are with you and your family! I know only too well what you are going through. {{{{{{{hugs}}}}}}}}}}baychef said:Yep...I noticed a "tiredness" in my Mom's voice when I called during Wave 2 and figured something was up...I was right. My Dad has a very small spot on his upper lung. The same lung that had cancer in 1985. He had half a lung removed at that time. Luckily, this was not there in the last chest x-ray in September, it is very tiny (the size of a pea) and it is the same lung as was operated on before. We will find out more specifics in the weeks to come. He is 74 and had double knee replacements almost a year ago. He didn't react well to surgery at the time, but he looks and feels pretty good. We will beat this again!
I also think that conference's focus is getting us pumped for the Fall season. My ED did know something about Paige's disappearance but not all of the details. Gotta run and get to my team's meeting and get them pumped up. Putting on my happy nothing is wrong face!! Does it look too fake?
BethCooks4U said:Oh Ann. My prayers are with you and your family! I know only too well what you are going through. {{{{{{{hugs}}}}}}}}}}
I was at conference 2 years ago when my mother died. I had cared for her for almost 2 months before I left her in hospice care at her insistance. She knew I was walking as a new director and didn't want me to miss that. The whole conference experience was a fog and I wanted to be with her but she needed me to leave so my sister would go to stay with her. (fences needed mending)
I had a lot of guilt until I talked about it with my kids and they all assured me that I was where she wanted me to be and that I had given much more by being there for that 2 months.
That was all said to agree with the fact that PC cannot possibly mention all of the things that weigh on us when there are so many of us in the company. They do care and they do pray for us. We know that when we look into Doris' eyes. Read the mission statement.
I pray daily for all the concerns that weigh in the hearts of everyone who touches my life - even the strangers. We never know.
dannyzmom said:That's not it.
We have over 60,000 consultants. Every single day of the year one of our consultants is coping with something...be it a sick child, losing a spouse or parent, suffering a miscarriage, being diagnosed with cancer, a missing relative etc...if HO addressed every single issue for every single consultant publicly, they'd have no room in newsletters to talk about business. You can bet your bippy the Birgfeld family has heard from Doris or Marla...but if they went public at NC asking for prayer or good thoughts for Paige...then the 10 consultants who were diagnosed with cancer this year and the 40 who suffered a death in the family, and the one whose neice was abducted last winter...they'd all be crying foul.
dannyzmom said:That's not it.
We have over 60,000 consultants. Every single day of the year one of our consultants is coping with something...be it a sick child, losing a spouse or parent, suffering a miscarriage, being diagnosed with cancer, a missing relative etc...if HO addressed every single issue for every single consultant publicly, they'd have no room in newsletters to talk about business. You can bet your bippy the Birgfeld family has heard from Doris or Marla...but if they went public at NC asking for prayer or good thoughts for Paige...then the 10 consultants who were diagnosed with cancer this year and the 40 who suffered a death in the family, and the one whose neice was abducted last winter...they'd all be crying foul.
baychef said:
Thank you everyone! I so appreciate all of your warm wishes, thoughts and prayers. So much that I am passing along some kisses!!
baychef said:Thanks, Janet! I last saw you on the bus with your fire gear on. Was that part of you Banquet? I have a cousin in Denver that was a firefighter for many years. Bless you all!
mrbogie68 said:Here is a letter to the Editor of the Daily Sentinel of which I wrote in to, I will also post a link. The search is still in the whitewater area. I search along the county line road as well as Dominquez canyon. We will continue in the area until they send us else where. WE WILL NOT QUIT! My days have been blending. I work a full time job from 5:30 am to 3:30 pm mon - friday and go go out to search for Paige every night till dark. Weekends are a blessing because I get full days for searching. Anyway here is my letter that was posted in the Daily Sentinel. Maybe this will get some people out to help.
http://www.gjsentinel.com/opin/content/news/opinion/stories/2007/07/18/7_18_07_letters.html
More people should have helped search for Birgfeld
Editor:
It’s really too bad that with a population of 130,000-plus in Mesa County, we had fewer than 100 people on July 14 and fewer than 50 on July 15 looking for Paige Birgfeld.
If your loved one was missing wouldn’t you be beside yourself and wish more people would turn out to help. Rest assured I will be there.
SHAWN SCHUMAN
Fruita
The report is about an unidentified body found in a canal in Grand Junction, Mesa County.
The body was reported at 26 ½ Road and Patterson, also known as F Road.
Traps have been placed in the canal and officers are dragging the canal to try and locate the body.
No, there has been no determination whether the body is that of Paige Birgfeld, a woman who has been missing for more than two weeks.
9NEWS and 9NEWS.com will provide updates on this story as more information becomes available.