For A laugh and joke on the topic please follow this link to a documentary song of jollity and fun that enumerates all the things that have gone wrong with me this year.
"Nicky Nacky Nocky Noo"
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A peaceful death - Actor Richard E Grant's account of the death of his wife Joan is lovely. She died at home, with him beside her, holding her hand, after he noticed it ge...1 year ago
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Thank you! - Just a little note en passant to say thank you to those people who visit this blog even though I haven't posted on it for nearly a year. I'm really pleased...8 years ago
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Copying Beethoven (2006) Watch Streaming - Pic as a whole is a gently and genuinely amusing treat that should bring smiles to target auds.. This cleverly conceived, behind-the-scenes tale features...8 years ago
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UC check up time....all good - Now, I don't know about you guys, but I'm an absolute shocker when it comes to getting blood tests done before an appointment with the gastro....and today'...11 years ago
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Hey Roger, this is your cousin speaking. I am moved by your story. I have only ever heard musings and half truths so I'm glad I have the picture from the artist's hand. My compassion and good wishes are springing your way. I have never had UC (although always a 'bad' gut!) but I have had major surgery. I had a laminectomy, a fusing of the vertebrae in my spine. I was in agony for years and I remember waking after the surgery and the miracle of painlessness. It took me a while to trust my spine not to break when I started walking around but that was twenty years ago now and I have never had a problem since. Happy ending! I found the care from the specialists mind blowing. I actually felt loved in hospital and didn't want to go home!!!!! I wish you the very best outcome from your surgery and years of creative and 'devil may care' life thereafter. With much love. Dena
ReplyDeleteDearest Cuz
ReplyDeleteI;m writing this a long time after you wrote. Life is OK, and although I never felt loved I felt OK and that I was in really good hands.
Retrospectively thank you for reading and writing. I am glad your journey ended well.
We may even meet again one day at some family do. That would be good.