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'why hasnt daddy got his new heart yet' asked my 4 year old dd this morning

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[sobs]
Sorry everyone it popped up on the computer as a recent thread so didn't look at the date. Was having a feel sorry for myself day (DD2 excema and allergies , me having MS, DH out all hours taxi driving) and saw that and thought you stupid cow other people have it sooooo much worse. Glad all sorted now Misdee can't imagine how awful.
awww dd2 was only 4 then.

she is a big strapping 6yr old now.

and dd3 isn now the 4yr old.

and dd4 is our newbie
I had to check the date too, nope nearly 2 years ago!! shock
Add message | Report | Contact poster By Thu 02-Jul-09 19:35:44
Bloody hell - that gave me a scare, I thought Peter was poorly again.

Hope all is well in the misdee household.
new ish am just nearly always only on allergies forum! thanks for telling me the good news tho had been thinking about it all day!
How lovely to see this thread knowing that there is a happy endingsmile
Add message | Report | Contact poster By Thu 02-Jul-09 10:09:26
Although it's coming up to the heart's second anniversary, so quite nice to see this bumped, knowing what was just around the corner at the time it was originally written. A reminder of how much things have changed for misdee and Peter and their DDs (particularly DD4!)...

<snivels gently over keyboard>
Here is one. LadyVictoriaofCake is Misdee.
Girlsyearapart - I guess you are new??

Misdee's husband did get a new heart.

Will try to find old threads for you.
puts everything into perspective hearing something like that xx
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