could be spending xmas in scotland
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Jeez, M - you never know whits round the corner, do you! Your poor mam. Hard for them at this time of year over there too.
Your doin the right thing tho. Wait till after the op,make sure her chest's good after lying in hospital for a while before they let her out! Apparently it's baltic over there just now.
Have you had the dog vaccinated yet???? Sooner the better.
You could be free to leave in 6 months time if you did.Don't hold off any longer with that one.
Your doin the right thing tho. Wait till after the op,make sure her chest's good after lying in hospital for a while before they let her out! Apparently it's baltic over there just now.
Have you had the dog vaccinated yet???? Sooner the better.
You could be free to leave in 6 months time if you did.Don't hold off any longer with that one.
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latest news from bros, she has had her hip fixed and now has a chest infection (no surprise there, she smokes like a lum, is about six stone, and has a degree of heart failure), but apparently she's quite lucid (which am surprised as , as she also has the added complication of being a really bad bi-polar person
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Anyway, am seriously thinking of booking a ticket, but before that emailing a hosp to see if there is any 'theatre bank work' going
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I hope your Mum is OK, I think it will be great if you can get back to her.
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Anyway thinking of going back and taking 10 year old with me, hubby wanted us all to go back , but its just not practical or affordable for us. So far my plan is to stay in scotland (who knows how long??), but to be honest if i have a REALLY strong desire to stay, i would come back to oz and stay till teen finishes year 12, but make it clear to family that i would be returning to scotland permenantly after this, but as i said , for the mo, i'll see how things go.
I am prepared to leave OH if necessary , but the kids, well thats a different thing altogether.
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mmmmmmmmmm, you think of all the complicated questions , dont you
Anyway thinking of going back and taking 10 year old with me, hubby wanted us all to go back , but its just not practical or affordable for us. So far my plan is to stay in scotland (who knows how long??), but to be honest if i have a REALLY strong desire to stay, i would come back to oz and stay till teen finishes year 12, but make it clear to family that i would be returning to scotland permenantly after this, but as i said , for the mo, i'll see how things go.
I am prepared to leave OH if necessary , but the kids, well thats a different thing altogether.
Anyway thinking of going back and taking 10 year old with me, hubby wanted us all to go back , but its just not practical or affordable for us. So far my plan is to stay in scotland (who knows how long??), but to be honest if i have a REALLY strong desire to stay, i would come back to oz and stay till teen finishes year 12, but make it clear to family that i would be returning to scotland permenantly after this, but as i said , for the mo, i'll see how things go.
I am prepared to leave OH if necessary , but the kids, well thats a different thing altogether.
Do what feels right to you Mags.
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mmmmmmmmmm, you think of all the complicated questions , dont you
Anyway thinking of going back and taking 10 year old with me, hubby wanted us all to go back , but its just not practical or affordable for us. So far my plan is to stay in scotland (who knows how long??), but to be honest if i have a REALLY strong desire to stay, i would come back to oz and stay till teen finishes year 12, but make it clear to family that i would be returning to scotland permenantly after this, but as i said , for the mo, i'll see how things go.
I am prepared to leave OH if necessary , but the kids, well thats a different thing altogether.
Anyway thinking of going back and taking 10 year old with me, hubby wanted us all to go back , but its just not practical or affordable for us. So far my plan is to stay in scotland (who knows how long??), but to be honest if i have a REALLY strong desire to stay, i would come back to oz and stay till teen finishes year 12, but make it clear to family that i would be returning to scotland permenantly after this, but as i said , for the mo, i'll see how things go.
I am prepared to leave OH if necessary , but the kids, well thats a different thing altogether.
Good luck.i hope your mum recovers. Scotland is a warmer country than Australia if you catch my drift!
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Aw Margaret, I have just read this....sending you hugs my friend. If there's anything I can do you know you only have to ask don't you (as long as it's not cash cos I don't have any )
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Hi Margaret, just wanted to say best wishes to you and hope your Mum's on the mend soon. Sending much love to you for your Scotland dilemma, I hope it all works out for you. Don't get stuck here like me.
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thanks all for the good wishes and karma, i feel like an absolute eejit, apparently she is making a (exact word from the docs), a 'miraculous recovery', mobilising round the ward, eating everything is site and looking better than she has in years, makes me laugh i gotta admit, coz i wasnt exaggerating before about her health ,but i forgot to mention her stubborn bloody personalilty, who gives into nothing, she may have drove me mad over the years but i cant fault her determination
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Margaret,
It's great to hear she's doing so well.
Are you still planning to go visit her now?
It's great to hear she's doing so well.
Are you still planning to go visit her now?
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thanks all for the thoughtful replies.
Thanks for the info dunroving , will look into it.
am waiting a week or so to hear how the op went, my bros said he would rather i did this as he thinks it would be of more help to him and mum, to see how things are going to stand in the long term.
Poor old soul, she's very frail (about six stone), but done really well all these years, was still living a fairly independent life in her own home, going to chuch and a little social club every week
Thanks for the info dunroving , will look into it.
am waiting a week or so to hear how the op went, my bros said he would rather i did this as he thinks it would be of more help to him and mum, to see how things are going to stand in the long term.
Poor old soul, she's very frail (about six stone), but done really well all these years, was still living a fairly independent life in her own home, going to chuch and a little social club every week
Hope all's well. Are you going back for Xmas then?