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21 May 2010 12:59 |
Hello all ,sorry have come on here to moan again remember i put thread up about my son ,well today got another letter asking for 165.80 euro for Golf car our address but another name ,hat to ring Jan as cant cope with this at all he said the name sound english ,i have phone the place up and told them we dont have ahired car but its different Golf to what my son had,anyway there going to look into it as the man said so they have used false address and he said he was going to ring him,but its going to be false phone number is,nt it,and its way down south to were we live,and just like to say thank you to my friend Caz for listerning to me ,as i dont have anyone here i can talk to,sorry to go on again takr care all and have anice weekend Dutchxx
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Deanna
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21 May 2010 17:28 |
A very good idea Mary.... you don't want to freeze, and he doesn't want to FRY!
Joyce... why do you think you must have gone wrong somewhere? You pass on whatever you think is good for your children, but the are individuals and will make their own mistakes.... not your fault love.
****AND BREAKING NEWS FROM ENGLAND!!!! Deanna is lovely and WARM TODAY!!! sun is shinning and the weather is just beautiful. Long may it last for us.*****
See you all again, have a peaceful night all. Deanna XXX
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maxiMary
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22 May 2010 04:28 |
Well my goodness I have had such an evening!! I am absolutely beaming as I write. About 7pm, miniMary came racing into the back garden where I was doing a bit of weeding. "The WHOLE youth group from the Church is in our driveway" LOL. I thought,it's a bit early for christmas carols, what in the dickens is happening. Well apparently they were having an all-nighter tonight as they have an 'entertainment fast', so they had to find other things to do besides the usual entertainment. They turned up at our house, unannounced to ask if there was anything they could do to help us. By 10pm, the entire front porch had a new coat of paint, the wicker settee was painted, the back grass was cut , the veggie patch was turned over and my transplants were planted, the fence surrounding the patch was repaired, and the cedar lawn swing which we were given free, was re-assembled. I didn't count but there were more than a dozen young people on my porch. I am completely stunned. They are coming back in the am to finish the painting.. What a boost to my panic mood, trying to get so many things completed before the dogs arrive. They have no idea how much they have helped me, I have been trying to get the painting done a little at a time, but it's so time-consuming. Now I can focus on other things. One of the boys is a farmer's son and he took charge of the tomato plants, deciding which should be placed where, for maximum growth, best organised my garden has ever beenLOL. My son is home for a couple of days, so good to see him, I think he's quite happy that there is less lawn to be cut tomorrow!! Going to put my feet up for a while, night,all. Mary
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Claddagh
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22 May 2010 09:52 |
Good morning all, and it IS a good morning, sunny and dry.Must take advantage of this whilst it lasts. Have been reading all the messages, but not posting...lots going on. just reading about your activities Mary, makes me feel tired...have said this before... Deanna, Gail, Colin, Caz, Carole, and everyone I haven't mentioned, I wish you all a peaceful weekend...
Eileen
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YorkshireCaz
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24 May 2010 18:59 |
Hello all, why are we on the fourth page? Deanna I will swap you flats, it is roasting here and all on top floor are complaining about the heat. I would just like to ask you to send some positive thoughts for me tomorrow, I am going for a CT scan to see if the b****r has spread to my internal organs. It's affecting my eyes now as it is behind both so I don't post much or indeed put computer on, but I always look to see what you are all up to when I do. Fingers crossed for tomorrow.
Love and hugs to all. Caz xx
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AnninGlos
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24 May 2010 19:32 |
Good luck Caz, will be thinking of you.
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24 May 2010 23:48 |
Will keep you in my thoughts and prayers for tomorrow Caz xxxx
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maxiMary
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25 May 2010 02:32 |
Oh dear Caz, sending you positive thoughts and energy, and prayers going up on your behalf. Love and gentle hugs, Mary
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Justice of Peace
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25 May 2010 08:51 |
Caz, hi lass xxxxx
So sorry I missed your posting of yesterday but the computer did not like the heat so it took a day off!... I will be with you when you go for your scan today and holding your hand as always, my bonnie lassie ....love you.... Joyce
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YorkshireCaz
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25 May 2010 13:39 |
Hi all, thanks for your thoughts for me, got back about an hour ago and had something to eat now I'm off to bed as I'm exhausted. They couldn't get a vein to get the die in so did it without, it should show things up but there was nothing else they could do. They told me not to drink for a while as I am full of puncture holes, lol. Forgive me Joyce but I will get round to writing I promise.
Love and hugs Caz xx
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Carole
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25 May 2010 22:36 |
HI Caz hope you didn't suffer too much pain today.
Hi to you all, son broke up with girlfriend yesterday, I got a lovely text from her today thanking us for all we did for her. I will miss her she is lovely
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YorkshireCaz
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26 May 2010 18:15 |
Hi Carole thank you, sorry to hear about your son and his girlfriend. Well the news is good, the doctor had a smile on her face as she waited for me to walk down to her waiting in the door of waiting room. She said she is 'very happy with me', the scan showed up no new cancer and the lesions I had are inactive. My blood is also 100 % clear. I have a new course of chemo to start on Saturday as she is keeping me on it. I know how happy you will be for me big sis, I might even ring you on Saturday if it is ok.
Love and hugs to all. Caz xx
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27 May 2010 04:13 |
Caz some good news and I for one am just so excited for you today. I know that you are still in loads of pain and wish I could do something to take that away. So good news for a change. Have they fixed the heat problem in your unit/flat yet? Coming out of a very cold winter to a hot spring/summer is a big change, takes a bit to adjust as well.
Hope everyone is well or feeling better.
MIL had fluid around the heart and blood pressure sky high, she was in hospital for a week until they got her meds right, so all meds now changed and she is home and getting back to her old self, a social butterfly.
love and hugs
Gail
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maxiMary
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27 May 2010 04:56 |
Oh dear Caz I am so thrilled for you, what a ray of sunshine to brighten your day. Just know we are in your corner, holding you tightly. We are sweltering the past 2 days, I cannot believe we've also had some snow this month!! We went in no time from being too cold to work outside, to being too hot to even go out the door. How am I supposed to ready the garden for our open house on June 6th????? It actually looks much better in spots, but the overall picture isn't anywhere near what I'd like, but when I stop to think that my developing shade garden was a rubbish heap, full of broken bottles, beer caps, diapers, tins and loads of other mess 2 years ago, I am making progress. Patience is a virtue I have yet to achieve. My dermatology checkup was fine yesterday, though there are several types of lesion present , all appear to be harmless as yet. How does he expect me to stay out of the sun, silly man, I can't garden indoors. Off to bed now, just wanted to check in, we are getting excited about the arrival of the service dogs next Tuesday. Lots to do, not enough time. Hugs MAry
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Justice of Peace
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27 May 2010 06:56 |
Caz xxxx Hi my little sis, tis brilliant news about your scan results and I am thrilled to bits for you... best news I have heard since sliced bread lol..... I have always believed that our prayers can and do work wonders when we send them out into the great divide, for and to those we hold most dear xx Over the last few days my next door neighbour and myself turned a rather pitiful patch of her front garden into a hopefully colourful oasis for the bees, etc. all my compost and most of my plants have been utilised so am keeping my fingers crossed that our time was not wasted...saying that it is raining this morning which is brilliant news for the gardens and humans alike....yes Caz a bit like you I do not like the excessive heat and tend to hide indoors..even Toby prefers to sit in the porch where it is cooler but does venture out especially when the postman comes to call, poor postman lol..... but Toby did come up trumps when digging needed doing, if I hadn't stopped him I would have been hugging my son in Oz and taking tea xx. My daughter S has to have keyhole surgery on her knee for tendon repair! on the 11th June, and yes she is looking forward to it because she has been in such agony since last October and only now have they managed to fit her in, what a wait.....she still goes to work, walks Toby etc and just grins and bears the pain like most of us do.....depending on the recovery time her and Toby's visits to the stables will be curtailed which will not amuse him, shame lol...... Mary, I would love to be present when your 'working' dogs arrive at your home and to see the expression on the children's faces...I came imagine there will be a instant bonding between animal and human, such a natural instinct of recognising and understaning the need for each other, miracles at work, yes xx. Right Caz, time for me to shake a leg (not the wooden one lol) and get showered and dressed, shopping is being delivered around 9am so need to be suitably attired.....look after yourself my bonnie lassie and say hi to Cocky for me and tell him to behave himself, love to P also.... To all you other lovely folk out there, especially you Deanna xx...have a lovely day... Lots of love
Joyce xxxxxxxxxxxx
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Sydneybloke
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27 May 2010 09:10 |
Good news for once, Caz- I am so pleased. I guess the chemo is a precaution. Hello Mary, staying out of the sun completely seems a bit extreme. Let's face it, some of us down under know all about sun and skin. The message here is slip/slop/slap, a silly reminder to slip on a shirt (a light one will do, as long as it is long sleeved, slop on some sunscreen (see below) and slap on a hat. To me, if you have sensitive skin, sunscreen is probably best avoided. The clue is to stay out of the sun during the middle of the day. Here, that means 10 to 2, or 11 to 3 if daylight saving is in operation. Having said all that, when I was a baby the advice was full sun for at least half an hour a day. I think the idea was to build up Vitamin D naturally, rather than cod liver oil supplements, I spent many hours at the beach, swimming and even teaching children to swim. Now I have hundreds of what are called solar keratoses. Not cancerous, but I get a full dermatologist lookover every couple of years. Hello to Gail and Liz, also J of P- nice to meet you. Take care, Colin.
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27 May 2010 10:07 |
We were surprised here at how fierce the sun is from 5 -6 o'clock. So if it has been a cool day and the sun comes out.we find ourselves putting sun screen on even early evening
Caz, that is wonderful news for you I am so pleased. Now if only you could find a good painkiller.......
Mary we share your excitement and look forward to your dogs.
Gail, glad MiL is better.
Joyce, I am sure your neighbour appreciated your help and you will be able to share the bees and butterflies from her garden and enjoy the results of your labour.
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YorkshireCaz
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27 May 2010 10:23 |
Morning all, thank you for your messages, and for being behind me all this time. I really am lucky, I woke this morning thinking yesterday was a dream, but of course it wasn't. Colin the chemo is still shrinking the lesions, I don't know how it will affect the cancer in my bones, my collar bone is twice as thick on one side as the other so I have a visual check. Two trips out has been too much for me but I still have the laundry to do at lunchtime, as you may know we have set times so we all get our washing done. Hubby is at home so he is going with me today, I will have to use my wheelchair as I have rubber legs today. Wow I still can't believe it, I was talking to a lady of 96 in the waiting room, she has exactly the same as me and the same treatment. I felt so sorry for her as she said all she wants to do is go to sleep and not wake up, I know the pain gets to us but she must feel awful. The pain from my other two illnesses is bad this morning, so much so that I groan involuntarily with every step, but what the h**l, we have beaten the b****r once again. I wish you all could feel as happy as I am this morning.
Love and hugs to all. Caz xx
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Sydneybloke
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27 May 2010 11:27 |
Good on you Carole. look after yourself.
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Purple **^*Sparkly*^** Diamond
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27 May 2010 17:00 |
Hi Stephen, don't feel like an intruder, and please keep reading this thread, it may be that one time you might be in a position to offer advice or support to someone who needs a listening ear.
Lizx
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