Evening everyone.
seems like a good idea.
Sparkle, I'm wondering what's making ds cry? Poor lad. 
Amber, what a day you and DH have had. You've coped remarkably well, considering. I hope DH isn't feeling too groggy after his op.
Smee, I'm a bit at some of the cancer websites too. Very scary places. Glad you enjoyed the exhibition at the Tate Modern. DS1 and his gf went to see it.
Good luck for tomorrow Marmite. Fingers crossed everything goes smoothly and you recover quickly. I second the drain bag - it makes getting around so much easier. Our hospital supplied them thankfully. Made going to the loo a lot quicker. Mind you, the first time I sat down on the loo I hooked the strap of the bag on a towel hook, got up, washed my hands and walked towards the door, forgetting the drains. Ouch!! Luckily the bag flew off the door and I didn't come unstitched.
MAS, hope your dad's friend makes a speedy recovery. I love the cottage you looked at today - very cosy and just right for a singleton. The garden is a manageable size and, by the look of everything, she could just move straight in - a big plus in my book
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Topsy, hope you're out of the doldrums soon and feel like posting again tomorrow. I go through phases like that too, I call it going into 'hermit-mode'.
Scar still playing up and the nurse has got me back to using the silver underneath the dressing. We have 4 nurses at our village clinic (they all do part-time hours) and I've seen all of them since I started having daily dressings since 14th Dec. I asked today about going once a month for a regular weigh-in and pep talk about losing weight and she agreed to see me once a month to monitor me. So no more FBS for a while.
I hope KK is okay - KK, if you read this, have a ((((((((((((((KK)))))))))))))). Just to let you know I'm thinking of you.