Have you ever known anyone personally that writes life stories & gets things wrong about every other paragraph?

@4meAndyou She told me that our oldest sister, who had lived with our grandmother, said that Grandma was 15 when she got married (true) but Grandpa was 17 (not true). I did some basic genealogy this past year and found out he was in his mid-20’s. Things like that are easy to prove. But when one family member makes claims of things happening within a family that didn’t happen it’s hard to disprove, like her word against mine. I don’t have a problem with the style that she wrote it in, that is very readable and like able. But to take stories that happened to others & apply them to herself after she’s heard others talking about it is pure fiction.

@cherokeepatti Documents are your proof. And really, once you show others your documents and disprove the point she was trying to make, I doubt that others will accept her words at face value.

@4meAndyou Also saying she was in first grade when JFK died, that’s easy to prove by her birth date. I was in first grade and she’s a year and a half younger than me. I imagine if she writes & publishes a book I could take a yellow Sharpie highlighter and every page would have at least one lie in it.

@4meAndyou She has 5,000 people on her FB page, and she gets many of them to believe the crap she’s posting.

@cherokeepatti If you have your own FB page, you can write the corrections with photos of birth and marriage documents on your own page.

@4meAndyou I have a FB page but I don’t post. I do monitor her because she has habitually gas-lighted me and I’m tired of it. It may get to the point where she will get confronted. I believe she hasn’t mentioned my name on FB because she knows better but she writes stuff about me & twists it to make it seem different. But how can she write a life book without mentioning me by name? And then writing a lot of crap.