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NedSchneebly · 10/05/2013 20:02
You all out there? Pop this way!
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Copthallresident ·
12/05/2013 16:35
Gigs Yes I don't think it gets much worse than the loss of a child, especially in those circumstances 
. One thing that all the mothers who I have known that have had Cancer have felt thankful for is that it hasn't happened to their children, better you than them.
Gigondas ·
12/05/2013 17:33
Thanks for kind messages - it was his 6th birthday yesterday. I actually found it quite a peaceful and happy time thinking of him. It hasn't always felt like that. And post was just being honest about experience - it is shitty having cancer but it isn't the only thing that is horrible (strokes, mental illness as mentioned here).
And didn't mean to derail thread as i am doing ok and have a very lucky happy and blessed life in so many ways.
The people in next bay sound choice ash. Hope you get out.
I am 
about the purple glitter in the party bag that has been sprayed the house.
Gigondas ·
12/05/2013 17:55
Your poor niece- Edwards was one of things that they tested for (there was no genetic link which added to why me feeling).
My gardening efforts are woeful - is the thread inspirational?
Dh has control of remote (shouldn't be allowed after the sick admission 
). We are watching sir Alex leaving speech...
malteserzz ·
12/05/2013 18:20
Hope everyone has a good evening I'm going in the bath with a trashy magazine then going to watch catchphrase
NedSchneebly ·
12/05/2013 18:26
Hugs gig and mrgig - thinking of you x x x
Oops about the glitter. Be prepared for it to lurk in your house for many months. . . It is generally considered to be hoover resistant.
ash 
at others in your ward - you really don't need that! Hope you can break free soon. Take it easy, won't you? x x x
malt the waiting is definitely the worst bit. I had to wait 13 days from diagnosis to my surgery and it was the longest time ever, even worse waiting than dealing with chemo in some ways. Stay positive and stay here with us 
coorong how's the polymers going? Hope you've got your lesson all sorted!
MAS I have still got your Mindfulness book - if you want it back or to lend it on to anyone else, let me know. Anyone fancy a read of it? Its very interesting.
I also have gig's Howards Way DVDs. Ditto gig if you want them back, or anyone wants to borrow them, then PM me!
I don't garden. I supervise. And occasionally water the greenhouse when DH is away, but that is only with written instructions as to which plant-things to water, and how much. . .
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malteserzz ·
12/05/2013 18:47
Love catchphrase ! And the programme afterwards with the old people being funny I can't remember what it's called ?
I have to wait a month for my op, if I'd not gone private for the Dx though I would still be waiting for that so must think positive
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topsyturner ·
12/05/2013 20:15
Yack !
Turkish Delight is the Food of Satan
Hope everyone has had a lovely Sunday .
Mine has been quite peaceful .
Apart from when DH and the kids came home and started another Nerf War ...
Started another blankie project .
Trying to do a daisy crochet square , but I'm finding it very hard to get it right .
I have real spacial awareness problems , and find it very difficult to follow instructions . So it means doing about 50 trial runs till I get it right
What's everyone up to tomorrow ?
No more emergency runs to the hospital for anyone I hope ???
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