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Childminders Club: WELCOME BACK JELLYJELLY!

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HellyBelly · 10/01/2006 11:40

Just wanted to say welcome home to Jellyjelly (well she's not out but her mum just emailed to say she is hoping to come out today). Poor girl has been in hospital since boxing day (badly broken leg) and has had no access to internet so no mumsnet

Post all your get well wishes here!

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mumlove · 10/01/2006 12:36

A big WELCOME HOME jelly jelly for when you get home.

Have you got a lovely soft chair to put in front of your computer (if not move the settee).

If we lived closer to you I would come around a make you a nice coffee and bring some choccy cake too (Sending it through computer instead :0)

puppy · 10/01/2006 13:09

Waves at jellyjelly, welcome home!!!!

hope your feeling well, I agree with mumlove, get someone to move a comfy chair to the computer and try to take it easy.

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HellyBelly · 10/01/2006 13:37

Think her computer is near a comfy chair so should be ok!

Jelly - I will email you but in case you go straight to mumsnet before checking your many emails , let me know when's good to come over - ds is a bit disappointed there will be no cast to sign but it's great news for you - that thing looked bloody heavy!!

Take Care

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Icemum · 10/01/2006 14:33

Hi JellyJelly,

Welcome home, make sure everybody is running round after you, take care and eat lots of sardines!!-but sure you would prefer choccys

ThePrisoner · 10/01/2006 19:03

So ... you'll be on Mumsnet all day long then? Hope you feel better really soon - welcome home

jellyjelly · 10/01/2006 19:20

Hello all, got back a little while ago, in lots of pain but so glad to be out of the hospital which smelt like warm wee soup most of the time.

Will be on in a little while.

Helen - havent read email yet as have 160 to read but give me a call tomorrow for a chat.

Cheers for all the nice thoughts.

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HellyBelly · 10/01/2006 19:32

Thought that would be the case jelly! Will call you and arrange coming over with some chocolate which I know you love (although I suppose that doesn't help the diet for the big day does it! )

Take it easy

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ThePrisoner · 10/01/2006 21:14

Would be very interested in how you know what "warm wee soup" smells like!!

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HellyBelly · 10/01/2006 21:32

GrinGrin

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Tan1959 · 10/01/2006 23:43

Welcome home Jellyjelly

jellyjelly · 16/01/2006 06:36

Hi all,

Still feeling poorly but better than i was. It is good to try and keep up with the forum.

jellyjelly · 03/02/2006 18:44

Good news all i have been told that i can now weight bear 2 stone on my leg and that i can drive my automatic but i still have to wait to work. When i said what we do they just said 'no way' They know how hectic looking after them is.

HenniPenni · 03/02/2006 18:47

Well it's good news that you're improving and going forwards rather than backwards.,

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HellyBelly · 03/02/2006 19:21

Well done Jelly! Just replied to your email, was really pleased to hear the update! When do you reckon you'll be able to work again?

xx

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