Python – Keyboard module – Threading problem

Hi everyone,
I am working on an app and trying to create a corrector and I am using keyboard module for the correction.
I have created a class, which reads pressed events and displays them to screen, and its action are dependent to a variable passed to the constructor.
If the user input then the suppress part is executed, but when not the other part is executed.
What I want to achieve is while the app corrects user input, every text that is typed by the user is suppressed and saved in a variable, for later use.
I have managed to make it work in paralell, but having some problems.
Please see the code below.

import keyboard
import threading
import time

lock_for_listening_to_keyboard = threading.Lock()
global running_suppressed_monitor 
running_suppressed_monitor = False

#########################################################
def delete_and_write(times_to_delete, word_to_write):
    global running_suppress_monitor
    print("---Deleting & Rewrite Started---")
    time.sleep(2)
    running_suppressed_monitor = False
    print("---Deleting & Rewrite Ended---")
    # for i in range(times_to_delete+1):
    #     keyboard.press_and_release('backspace')

    # for i,char in enumerate(word_to_write):
    #     keyboard.write(char.upper())

    # keyboard.write(' ')   

def write_the_suppressed_string(string):
    keyboard.write(string)
#########################################################

class keyboard_monitor(threading.Thread):
    def __init__(self,thread_name, threadID, word_typed,  keyboard_suppress, counter_for_key_pressed):
        threading.Thread.__init__(self)
        self.name = thread_name
        self.threaID = threadID
        self.fstring = word_typed
        self.counter_for_key_presses = counter_for_key_pressed
        self.suppressed = keyboard_suppress
        self.temp = ""

    def stop(self):
        self._is_running = False

    def run(self):

        if (self.suppressed is False):

            while(True):

                event = keyboard.read_event(suppress = self.suppressed)

                if (event.event_type == keyboard.KEY_DOWN):

                    if (event.name == "space"):

                        suppressed_monitor = keyboard_monitor("suppressed_monitor", 2, self.fstring, True, self.counter_for_key_presses)
                        suppressed_monitor.start()
                        suppressed_monitor.join()

                        print("RETURNED TO MAIN MONITOR")
                        self.counter_for_key_presses = 0
                        self.fstring = ""
                    elif (event.name in "abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz"):
                        self.fstring = ''.join([self.fstring, event.name])
                        self.counter_for_key_presses += 1

        elif (self.suppressed is True):

            self.temp = self.fstring
            self.fstring = ""
            thread_delete_and_rewrite = threading.Thread(
                target = delete_and_write, args=(self.counter_for_key_presses, self.temp))
            thread_delete_and_rewrite.start()

            running_suppressed_monitor = True
            # while(thread_delete_and_rewrite.is_alive()):
            while(running_suppressed_monitor):

                event = keyboard.read_event(suppress=self.suppressed)

                if (event.event_type == keyboard.KEY_DOWN):
                    print("KEYS PRESSED WHILE SUPPRESSED = {}".format(event.name))
                    if (event.name == "space"):
                        self.temp = self.fstring
                        self.fstring = ""
                        thread_delete_and_rewrite = threading.Thread(
                                target = delete_and_write, args=(self.counter_for_key_presses, self.temp))
                        thread_delete_and_rewrite.start()
                        # thread_delete_and_rewrite.join()
                        self.counter_for_key_presses = 0
                        self.fstring = ""
                    elif (event.name in "abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz"):
                        self.fstring = ''.join([self.fstring, event.name])
                        self.counter_for_key_presses += 1
                    # NO thread_delete_and_rewrite.join()
                # NO thread_delete_and_rewrite.join()

                if (thread_delete_and_rewrite.is_alive() is False):
                    break

            thread_delete_and_rewrite.join()
            print("SELF.FSTRING = {}".format(self.fstring))

            print("BEFORE END OF SUPPRESSED MONITOR")

            if (self.fstring != ""):
                thread_write = threading.Thread(
                                target = write_the_suppressed_string, args=(self.fstring, ))
                thread_write.start()
                thread_write.join()
            print("SUPPRESSED ENDED")
            self._is_running = False

if __name__ == "__main__":
    kb_not_suppressed = keyboard_monitor("not_suppressed_monitor", 1, "", False, 0)
    kb_not_suppressed.start()
    kb_not_suppressed.join()

I am trying to return the control when the function of correction is done, but can't find the correct way
(what I want is the second while loop to end when the correct and rewrite is done, now it ends when the correct and rewrite is done and a button is pressed ).
Any help is appreciated.