Ishraq Tanvir Azad
# 92: If a post is this much then it is hard to go through it.
Ots sad that we as a society of human beings, regardless of country, nationality, ethnicity, etc., have gotten to the point of being blurs to one another in life!
Where this is coming from specifically - the woman in Arizona that died and been dead at work, at her desk for 4 DAYS with no one noticing except for a 'foul odor and assumed it was plumbing issues!' Yes, her cubicle wasn't on the central path around the series of desks on that floor but too many people (coworkers, cleaning crew, security) didn't have courtesy (was she that disliked or insignificant job role that didn't need to inquire about anything) or inquisitive enough, or even doing their job (cleaning crew) to venture in her direction?
I don't care that: I personally don't care for or like you; you have differences in opinion; or have different attitudes that rub the wrong way, I don't wish that kind of end of death on no one!
We all feel silent and invisible at times and if weren't around, no one would blink. If there was ever a case, this one is it.
I want to say for the record: I SEE YOU! I ACKNOWLEDGE YOU, AS A PERSON AND HUMAN BEING, I MAY NOT KNOW YOU PERSONALLY BUT YOU ARE A PERSON AND I SEE YOU!!!
Sometimes this is all that the living as well as those nearing to pass needs to hear
R.I.P. Tempe, AR. woman.
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- Sara Severini
I see you too
- Rosaria Ricciardi
Too long to read it whole
- Debbie Thomas
Sorry, was trying to give a bit on context to the statement for those who don't know about the incident plus a little venting, I guess. Long and short (regardless if intervention could have helped or not), being that alone that no one notices is a very large and hard pill to swallow. You are seen in the here and now.
- Nancy
Too many people nowadays forget that even if others have different opinions, they're still people! We need to all be kind to each other. I see you too!