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DD

Because it's work-related and I know a few people on these boards work over there, I'm DD'ing.  Thank you all for your advice. Here's hoping for a positive response!

Re: DD

  • Since you have regrets and miss the friendship, I'd say it's worth making an attempt to contact her. I wish I was strong enough to send an apology to some of the people in my life that deserve it.
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  • imageChicklit:
    Since you have regrets and miss the friendship, I'd say it's worth making an attempt to contact her. I wish I was strong enough to send an apology to some of the people in my life that deserve it.

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  • imageChicklit:
    Since you have regrets and miss the friendship, I'd say it's worth making an attempt to contact her. I wish I was strong enough to send an apology to some of the people in my life that deserve it.

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  • I would definitely send a message. If you guys were as close as you say, I'm sure she will probably be glad to hear from you. And really, given the situation, I think anyone would have been upset about the position change since you had been working towards it. Good luck!
  • I would contact her.  Chances are if you were that close and had a lot in common, you probably still do.  I bet she's been stalking you on facebook as well and has been too afraid to "friend"  you. 
  • I would make an effort.

    I did that with an old friend, our situation was very different, I sent her an apology! She was really nice about it, since it was a long time ago, it seemed like a funny story rather than staying bitter about it (for both us!)

     

  • Your situation reminds me of a situation I had with a friend (it's a little different, but that's not quite the point). If she sent me a message like you are describing, I would absolutely welcome it. I miss her a great deal, and I would definitely accept her apology and make her a part of my life again.  (FWIW--I have tried to reach out to her, but it's really in her court now)  I say, send the message.  It's not too late to be a part of each others' lives again!
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  • imageChicklit:
    Since you have regrets and miss the friendship, I'd say it's worth making an attempt to contact her. I wish I was strong enough to send an apology to some of the people in my life that deserve it.

    This.  Interestingly enough, I posted something similar (as far as contacting the old friend goes) on the baby board yesterday.  It's hard to make the contact when you know you had a part in why things went sour.

    I say give it a try!  The worst she can do is ignore you.

  • I would give it a shot. If nothing else you will know that you tried to reach out to her.
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