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Communication Wisdom
From deep down inside this uneasy feeling that i knew something was not right. My dreams were telling me the same thing.. The hurt and the pain of someone stepping over you. Funny how people say one thing and do the total opposite. How can people do this and just use words like its nothing. People need to respect people and use the key of communication. How is someone suppose to know what is really going on when the other person wont talk to them
You have nobody to blame if your not communicating to the other people in your life. They cant read your mind and if you have closed your heart that much how are you ever going to find a place to belong.
Stop the pain of hurting someone else because you don’t want to speak up. I see many people who are afraid of speaking their mind and that’s what ruins a lot of relationships not just personal but also work, friends, family relationships. Learn to speak your mind. Don’t be afraid to say what you feel, Don’t keep it bottled inside of you. You are only hurting yourself and nobody else.
Heal yourself and speak with the people who are close to you. If they don’t like what they hear than they may have somethings they have to work on for them self also.
Wednesday, March 9, 2016
Odd Story The Toddler Who Shot His Pro-gun Mother of Jacksonville, Florida, March-09-21016
Florida mother shot in the back by her 4-year-old son.
A Florida woman is recovering after being shot in the back by her 4-year-old son.
Jamie Gilt, 31, of Jacksonville, Florida, was reportedly driving Tuesday afternoon when the child picked up a gun in the back seat and fired a shot. The bullet struck the woman in the back and exited her torso.
Putnam County Sheriff's deputies are still looking into how the child got hold of the gun, and charges could be pending.
"How was the firearm secured? Where was it carried in the vehicle? And exactly how did the young boy come in possession of the firearm?" Capt. Joseph Wells said to WJXT.
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Pro-gun Florida mom accidentally shot by 4-year-old son after leaving loaded weapon in car, bragging about how tot gets 'gets jacked up' for target practice
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A proud, pro-gun mom was accidentally shot by her 4-year-old son — just a day after the Second Amendment-loving woman boasted about her tot’s shooting skills.
The Florida boy found the loaded weapon in mom Jamie Gilt’s car Tuesday and shot her as they cruised down a Putnam County road, officials said. The 31-year-old mother survived the mid-drive attack and is in stable condition.
“Even my 4 year old gets jacked up to target shoot with the .22,” Gilt wrote on Facebook Monday during a fiery online debate about guns as a means of self-defense. The Jacksonville mom maintained she has the right to shoot anyone who threatens her and her family — and she's teaching her kids to do the same.
On top of her personal account, the vocal gun activist runs "Jamie Gilt for Gun Sense," a Facebook page dedicated to spouting her passionate pro-gun opinions.
Gilt, also an avid horseback rider, was driving to pick up a pony when she was shot Tuesday,
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Officials said her son in the backseat fired a .45 caliber handgun into the back of the driver's seat. The bullet pierced through the cushion and struck the mom in the back.
It's not clear how the tot got his hands on the loaded weapon or where it was stored in the vehicle.
Deputies spotted Gilt's truck and horse trailer stopped in the middle of the road. They found her in the front seat with a bullet wound, and rushed her to UF Health in Gainesville, about 40 miles west of Putnam.
The 4-year-old was not injured. He is now in the care of other family members, and the Department of Children and Families is investigating the case, officials said. Detectives are now trying to determine exactly how the boy got a hold of the gun.
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@jamiegilt/via Twitter
"This is definitely not a criminal event. This is an accidental shooting," Capt. Joseph Wells of the Putnam County Sheriff's Office said.
The gun was legally owned by Gilt, officials said in a Wednesday statement. The mom has not been charged, but the investigation is ongoing.
“Florida Statute makes it a misdemeanor for a person to store or leave, on a premise under his or her control, a loaded firearm in such a manner that it is likely a child can gain access to the firearm,” officials said in the statement, adding that they will not file any charges before they get a chance to speak with the victim.
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http://www.nydailynews.com/news/national/pro-gun-florida-mom-shot-4-year-old-son-article-1.2558180
A Florida woman is recovering after being shot in the back by her 4-year-old son.
Jamie Gilt, 31, of Jacksonville, Florida, was reportedly driving Tuesday afternoon when the child picked up a gun in the back seat and fired a shot. The bullet struck the woman in the back and exited her torso.
Putnam County Sheriff's deputies are still looking into how the child got hold of the gun, and charges could be pending.
"How was the firearm secured? Where was it carried in the vehicle? And exactly how did the young boy come in possession of the firearm?" Capt. Joseph Wells said to WJXT.
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Pro-gun Florida mom accidentally shot by 4-year-old son after leaving loaded weapon in car, bragging about how tot gets 'gets jacked up' for target practice
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A proud, pro-gun mom was accidentally shot by her 4-year-old son — just a day after the Second Amendment-loving woman boasted about her tot’s shooting skills.
The Florida boy found the loaded weapon in mom Jamie Gilt’s car Tuesday and shot her as they cruised down a Putnam County road, officials said. The 31-year-old mother survived the mid-drive attack and is in stable condition.
“Even my 4 year old gets jacked up to target shoot with the .22,” Gilt wrote on Facebook Monday during a fiery online debate about guns as a means of self-defense. The Jacksonville mom maintained she has the right to shoot anyone who threatens her and her family — and she's teaching her kids to do the same.
On top of her personal account, the vocal gun activist runs "Jamie Gilt for Gun Sense," a Facebook page dedicated to spouting her passionate pro-gun opinions.
Gilt, also an avid horseback rider, was driving to pick up a pony when she was shot Tuesday,
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Officials said her son in the backseat fired a .45 caliber handgun into the back of the driver's seat. The bullet pierced through the cushion and struck the mom in the back.
It's not clear how the tot got his hands on the loaded weapon or where it was stored in the vehicle.
Deputies spotted Gilt's truck and horse trailer stopped in the middle of the road. They found her in the front seat with a bullet wound, and rushed her to UF Health in Gainesville, about 40 miles west of Putnam.
The 4-year-old was not injured. He is now in the care of other family members, and the Department of Children and Families is investigating the case, officials said. Detectives are now trying to determine exactly how the boy got a hold of the gun.
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@jamiegilt/via TwitterJamie Gilt of Puntnam County, Florida, was shot by her 4-year-old son after he got his hands on her .45 caliber handgun while she was driving March 8, 2016. Pictured: Gilt posted a photo to her Twitter account "Got to play with my new toy today! Time to clean it!"
He will not face charges."This is definitely not a criminal event. This is an accidental shooting," Capt. Joseph Wells of the Putnam County Sheriff's Office said.
The gun was legally owned by Gilt, officials said in a Wednesday statement. The mom has not been charged, but the investigation is ongoing.
“Florida Statute makes it a misdemeanor for a person to store or leave, on a premise under his or her control, a loaded firearm in such a manner that it is likely a child can gain access to the firearm,” officials said in the statement, adding that they will not file any charges before they get a chance to speak with the victim.
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http://www.nydailynews.com/news/national/pro-gun-florida-mom-shot-4-year-old-son-article-1.2558180
Monday, March 7, 2016
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