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John (scouse) Hirons
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Quoting: Margaret Turner
Hello everyone.... it’s me back amongst the living....

i have been very busy with looking after Amelia since Thursday,She is such a darling,but it’s very tiring,it didn’t help when i had to get an ambulance for phil on thursday,Talk about panic,Amelia was asleep thank goodness,and Linda had just left for home,he was goping up stairs for his tablets and half way up his legs gave way on him,and he couldn’t get up,with much pushing and heaving i helped him up the last 5 stairs on his bum,but at the top he was just laid out unable to move his legs i didn’t know what to do cos i couldn’t move him,anyway to cut a long story short the ambulance came and got him up then took him to A&E to be checked out...there isn’t anything they can do so they sent him home with a walking frame...he went to bed and stayed there till yesterday and thankfully he is able to shuffle about with the frame,we had a message from his surgeon and he meets with specialists this week to discuss his case so we should here something this week about what is to happen with him...

i am sorry i haven’t kept up with you all but it can be a bit of a struggle to get time on my laptop,life seems to be tipped on it’s head here lately,but i always catch up eventually,i have read all your posts,and send my love to you all

I will try and post to you all tomorrow....i hope to have a nice relaxing day....goodnight all and sleep well

Alright Margaret, You must be worried sick over our Phil, you have both Sandie’s & my admiration over the way you’re holding it all together & it goes without saying our deepest sympathy goes to Phil.

Have you thought about seeing the Social Services to get a stair lift? it will help him now & until he recovers from the surgery? I didn’t want one but mine Fuhrer & the heart failure nurse bullied me into getting one, now I swear by it (also at it at times it’s so slow & I’m on water tablets nuff said).

Hurumph...a hand full of words & I still managed to get spelling mistakes.

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13/05/2012 01:23:21

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So sorry to hear about your troubles Margaret, the pain phils going through, and the strain its putting on your self. I agree with Scouse a chair lift would be very helpful. If not a bed down stairs, if room allows.

Can’t say we are enjoying this holiday the weathers not been very kind and building a resort between two main roads and a railway line beats me. The noise with me having tinitus doesn’t bother me one little bit but its keeping Yvonne awake most of the night. I think we will be cutting our holiday short there is no point in staying just for the hell of it. Going to hot Tenerife as spoilt us where we could just laze around and do nothing if we wished.

The sun came out and now covered again I think my next post will be from home bye for now.

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13/05/2012 08:11:10

vicky codling nee bassett
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Good morning everyone, a lovely start to the day, sun is out.

Margaret keep strong love, you know where I am if you need to talk. Big hugs to Phil.

We had a lovely day yesterday with 15 of the family. Oliver was on top form and very pleased to see me, he also wanted to see Patch but there were too many people to take him. The food and drink was lovely but we did eat inside as there was a very cold wind blowing.

We are thinking about going over to gosport next week in the van for a few days so that we can go to some of the museums, I particularly want to see the firepower museum at Priddys Hard and the submarine museum.

Hugh sorry you arent enjoying your holiday, I have always loved the Lake district, we have had good weather and bad weather but always found things to do and places to see.

Have a nice day everyone and take care,

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13/05/2012 09:02:47

harry nixon
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Morning all overcast though bright and dry.

Margaret I’m sorry to hear about Phil’s troubles I hope they get him sorted out as quickly as possible. Scouse’s suggestion needs consideration. Take care and look after yourself love

Good to see you Pamela how are you doing I hope you are feeling perky to say the least.

Colum I’m running short of laughs just now, come on where are the Oirish jokes and I haven’t heard of wee Ben skimming you lately.

Hugh sorry to hear about your holiday lets hope the weather picks up I agree May should have been better.

Everyone have a nice day.

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13/05/2012 09:46:53

Mike Ayliffe
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Morning all.

It is certainly worth a consideration to get a chair lift for Phil Margaret.The only reason Scouses chair is slow,is because he carries crates of ale up in his lap on it.

But it would be better for Phil if the doctors got their fingers out,and brought his date forward for his long awaited op to relieve him of his pain.

Busy packing for an early kick off in the morning.We take wet gear incase of crap weather,and always find something to do.When I have spent hard cash for a holiday,I make sure we all enjoy it,or else.

See you all in a week,maybe.

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