Have you read this thread, txsvicki? It reveals that the little updates we've shared are from her MySpace, not from a "blog." This young adult isn't writing on the internet every single day revealing every single detail of their reunion. She just made a few minimally worded comments to bring a bit of comfort to those wondering how things are going. Obviously she chose her words carefully and she is not doing this without the knowledge of her mom or those around her.
She also advised that she is creating a website (something to do with pictures of pink bows, that is all we know about it at this point) and that she has been responsible about getting clearances for said website, i.e. she said "I have to sort out some legal stuff" and "The site is set up and perfect looking but I have had some crazy ups and downs with it, and certain sections of it getting approved by the right people. I had a lot of talking to do and they all agree now that it will be awesome." So again, SHE IS NOT POSTING ANYTHING WITHOUT APPROVAL.
Common sense tells me the website she is working on is her conduit in dealing with things, it is one of her ways to help, and she is going about it very responsibly. Why must everything be viewed so negatively?
One thing I agree with you on is that there are many weirdos on the internet. That is one of the reasons I didn't post the link to give "one click" access to someone with malicious intents. I'm not saying there are weirdos on WS, but the messages on this site seem to get absorbed into Google search very quickly and that is what I am cautious about, FWIW and IMHO and every other disclaimer. Weirdos will find it if they want to, but I'm not making it easier for them to do so (which is why I haven't repeated her name in this message).
