I am reticent to talk about J, K and M on my blog. First because it is all about ME! Secondly, I value their privacy greatly. And while they are older and basically all on their own, things in their lives still have an effect on me.....
Killer-Somehow I need to get an activated debit card to him in S Korea without it being stolen along the way. And do his taxes for him. Nervous about doing both correctly.
Jeweled Malicious-Her only car got stolen in the middle of the day at work. Boo!! So difficult right now for her and J#2 to get things done as far as school and work. And it's just plain crappy when that happens. RAWR.
MK-This one kills me. Guy is getting tested February 27th to see if he has Crohns disease. Upper and lower endoscopy. I'm afraid for him. With his symptoms and family history I am not hopeful. He just moved. His family moved away from him. Just started a new job. Not done with school. And he enlisted in the Marine Corp but if he has Crohns they won't take him. So many challenging implications for him. And I feel like I never have done enough to help prepare him for these challenges.
So yeah.......
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ReplyDeleteDisguise the atm card, perhaps in a framed photo in a 'care package'. Also, if there's a way to track and/or designate delivery time, then maybe you can know whether it didn't make it to him and can cancel it. Speaking of, if you send the debit card, couldn't it be linked to an account where you could temporarily withhold the money, until he confirms he's received it?
The car being stolen is major shitty. I feel for them. I feel my old rickety car is more valuable than anyone's new car, who also has a steady, hefty income.
You may not have had a Crohn's sufferer to guide you through Crohn's, but he has you.