Finest Posts-December Winner!

congrats puni and this is a small word for what u have enlightened in ur article many i am sure are unaware of this in US...keep it up..more to come..sunkan

Dear Punitha,

A very big Congrats!!! You had the insight to bring to light a topic which many dust under the carpet...and the courage to share your own personal experience so that others could learn from it..

Bravo!!

love,
Aarushi

punitha,
accept my heartiest congratulations.

Punitha Dear,

Many Congrats!!!!!

This is the first of the many laurels ahead for U this year. Wishing U all the happiness and joy and a very very memorable 2008.

(By the way...did u think of me while having lunch, yesterday after signing off from the game section)

Happy New Yr for U and Urs.

BYE

Hello,
A BIG THANKS TO ALL WHO MADE THIS HAPPEN!!
IT WAS A BIG SURPRISE TO ME AND IT IS A NEW YEAR GIFT TO ME FROM ALL OF YOU!!
I never expected that this post would get nomitated for "Finest post- December" and now it is a big surprise to me that it won the Finest post for December.
I take it as my "Birthday gift and New year gift" from Indusladies where I am spending most of my time since a year.

THANKS TO EVERYBODY,
PUNITHA

Originally Posted by Kamla

Happy 2008 folks!

Dear members of Indusladies.com....

The final month of 2007 brings you its Finest Post!

Let us all applaud Punitha for "Calling 911 and its impact" !...She has the winner there!

Puni88's (Punitha) contribution is a winner for its complexity and enormity. She has dared to openly discuss her very private happenings so that the other women in her situation can profit out of it. Thankfully, very few of us need to, if ever, call 911. As such, what is the chance of a woman (or for that matter, anyone) who is driven to desperation knowing the impact of making such a call ? Surely, there are no handbooks on it?! Hence, this thread started by Puni becomes unique in giving an insight to such info experienced first hand. As such, a big helping hand to those who are thrust into a terrible dilemma.

I must add here that all those who participated in this thread started by Puni and contributed very valuable inputs and further detailed information about calling 911 are all winners of this month! The 'prize' may go to Punitha for boldly starting the thread, but the 'praise' goes to all of them, surely :)

Congratulations and thank you Punitha !

Link:Calling 911 and its impact

With love from-
Vidya24 and Kamla

Hello Sir,
Thanks for your wishes.


~Punitha

Originally Posted by cheeniya

Dear Punitha
My hearty congratulations to you for winning the Best Post of December 2007!
As Kamla says, there was a disarming openness and sincerity in what you wrote. Such stuff hardly goes uncrowned!
Kudos to Kamla and Vidya for their wonderful job and judgementall skills!
Sri

Hello Varalotti,
Thanks for your wishes.
I will try my best to post good information thru 2008.

~Punitha

Originally Posted by varalotti

Dear Puni,
Accept my hearty congratulations on winning the FP contest for December. I think the new year has started on a very right note for you. May your winning streak continue through 2008 and all the years to follow.

Love,

Hello Vyasan,
Thanks for your wishes, Indeed it is a great start to me for this year.....

~Punitha

Originally Posted by Vysan

Dear Puni,

Congrats on winning the FP... The New Year has started off in a great note..... All the Very Best..........

Thanks to Sriniketan, Honeybee, Pushpavalli Srinivasan, Ramya Varadharajan, Vidya, Sundari Madam, Aarushi, Bhargavi Chakravarthy and Saraswathi.

I never noticed this thread.
When I read Arunac's post to 911... thread, I was bit skeptical that I would never reach this stage. But later got confirmed.

Thanks for all your wishes and appreciation.

~Punitha

Congratulations..
I have always been admirer of humility and wisdom Punitha comes up with.
I always wonder how courageous she is. Punitha, I wish you loads of happiness and pleasent times with family in this new year..

while reading whole of your post..Only thing which rang in my mind was "Strongest steel has to go though highest temperatures."

Best regards,
Ria