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I know I have said it before but this time I will not be re-opening this issue again.  It has gone on too long and it is very clear that for everything that I have done and tried to do has been in vain with no positive outcome.  The only outcome has been an aggravation to my own illness and a letter from Rebekah O’Flaherty saying I can leave Telstra with no penalty if I am still not happy with the no positive news on wireless plans with Telstra.  Rebekah has made it very clear to me my quest will not yield any results, is being totally ignored and not taken on board and if I don’t like it too bad and leave.  Which would be fine if I could get a service from another provider, which I cannot.  Add to this my wifey’s request I stop the action with Telstra as it is causing my health to deteriorate further due to the stress and negativity from responses from Telstra and the way in which Telstra are treating me on their blog (that being no longer posting any of my comments).

So that is it, no more comments from me about this subject and no more feedback posts to Telstra.  It is clear they do not want my comments and have now chosen to dismiss any and all comments. feedback and questions from me personally.

The End!

Before reading this article please note that it does deal with some real personal issues and does come across quite negative to start with, that is not the purpose of the article, its purpose is to allow me to be more aware of and be more open about my own health issues to help me better understand them. This is an accurate (as I can write it) account of how I feel most of the time. I would also like to acknowledge that there are others out there far worse off than me, however this is my story and my blog.

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