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I May Not Be On Site for a While....

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  • vix1978_2
    vix1978_2 Posts: 119 Forumite
    I am so sorry LA.

    I hope things get sorted without too much hassle and you can try to get back to normalilty soon.

    I'll be thinking of you all.
  • PaleScene
    PaleScene Posts: 1,029 Forumite
    Just wanted to say how sorry I am to hear your news LA and good luck getting through it all, especially in the next few days.
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  • LookingAhead so sorry to hear this news. I wish you well in getting things sorted and hope you'll be back with us soon.
    Take care
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  • D&DD
    D&DD Posts: 4,405 Forumite
    Dear LA I'm so sorry to hear your news,I feel gutted for you.Do make sure you secure everything now just to be on the safe side!:eek:
    I really don't know what to say as I'm so upset for you hun it just doesn't seem right for you to have all this on your plate too.:grouphug:
  • LookingAhead
    LookingAhead Posts: 4,633 Forumite
    Everyone is so nice - thank you so much. And nearly everyone has to go through something like this i.e car, house, shed, handbag stolen......and it's not like it ends as soon as the physical damage is repaired, no-one (who commits these 'petty' crimes) gives a toss about how you are affected afterwards i.e Batfink actually coming face to face with her burglar :eek: or Brokenhearted having to clear glass out of her baby seat having nightmares about it.

    Financially you are out of pocket the minute they lay a finger/tool/hammer/brick on your house....the excess, the time off work to sort things out, the money you have to spend to make yourself feel safe (i.e. living in a fortress). Gawd knows what the insurance will be this year! My first claim in 8 years though, don't know if that will make any difference.

    Sigh. OK onto more things....I guess I should eat something too.

    Hope everyone else is having a good day.
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  • *zippy*
    *zippy* Posts: 2,979 Forumite
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    Lokingahead sorry I can't do anything to help, but just wanted to send you a hug :grouphug:
  • ozzyfan_2
    ozzyfan_2 Posts: 599 Forumite
    So sorry, upset & angry to hear what happened to you LookingAhead.
    Thinking of you & sending you a big hug :grouphug:
  • dinkylou
    dinkylou Posts: 727 Forumite
    Oh lookingahead, that is aweful whats happened. These people want their nasty little hands cutting off.

    I wish there was more we could do to help you.

    Although I'm sure I've seen on here before a thread about low cost security measures? May have been in the OS board or one of the homes boards but I know I've seen something.

    I know you joked about prickly bushes but you can do some stuff like that legally.

    Have a scout round and see if you can find the thread.

    And :grouphug: from me too. x
  • neveranymoney
    neveranymoney Posts: 663 Forumite
    Poor u LA. what pigs! Keep your chin up, what did the police say? Probably not very much. we're all thinking of you.X
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  • wendym
    wendym Posts: 2,945 Forumite
    I'm so sorry, and I've been there too.
    Our house was so thoroughly done over that they emptied my coffee and tea out over the kitchen floor, presumably looking for cash, and then threw all my tablets all over the place (I have arthritis). The police seriously thought they were looking for re-saleable drugs!
    The police did help (no, they didn't catch whoever did it) by telling me not to take it personally. They said 'you wake up in the morning and get ready for work, and that's just how your burglars regard it. They weren't out to get you, and they won't be back'.
    Apart from the misery of it all, you're then out of pocket on the insurance excess, and our insurers asked us to install an alarm.
    It's a horrible business, and I'm thinking of you.
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