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Your parent group sounds great! If I lived closer I'd defo be there.
Yeah I know what you mean about Pneumonia, it's not nice. My mum nearly died of it when I was just a baby. It was miss diagnosed luckily they realised before it was too late and she made a full recovery. As soon as I read your little one was on Anti B's I knew she was gonna pull through. It must have been scary having to admit her to hospital at only 6 months old, poor little thing. |
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Happy late birthday Sammy! How's the job, is it getting any better?
Myself, I stll have Mother in Hospital they're trialing her on new medication and trying physio but she is panicked about falling so is refusing to stand/walk. As for us we head off to WA for two weeks on the 30th. Really need the break, be great to see my girlfriends again. 'cept I'm scared I'll get there and wonder why we left :( |
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Originally Posted by Teabag
(Post 7569890)
Happy late birthday Sammy! How's the job, is it getting any better?
Myself, I stll have Mother in Hospital they're trialing her on new medication and trying physio but she is panicked about falling so is refusing to stand/walk. As for us we head off to WA for two weeks on the 30th. Really need the break, be great to see my girlfriends again. 'cept I'm scared I'll get there and wonder why we left :( Sorry to hear your mum's still in hospital, it must be hard for her and you. Have a good time in Perth, at least it will be warmer :) Do you really think you'll want to return? I am a bit cheesed off with Tas today, or rather the Tas politicians, what are they thinking of, amalgamating the Parks Dept to the Forestry dept, conflict of interest or what?? Sam |
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If I stay in WA it won't be with my hubby, a divorce would definately be on the cards!!! :rofl: Will be good to do some decent shopping though.
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Originally Posted by Teabag
(Post 7570020)
If I stay in WA it won't be with my hubby, a divorce would definately be on the cards!!! :rofl: Will be good to do some decent shopping though.
Ahhh, smart shops with nice clothes, sounds lovely :) I'm going back to the UK in July with the children for my mum's wedding, so am saving my cents up for a good shopping spree there! Sam |
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Originally Posted by Sammy T
(Post 7570112)
Ahhh, smart shops with nice clothes, sounds lovely :)
I'm going back to the UK in July with the children for my mum's wedding, so am saving my cents up for a good shopping spree there! Sam |
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Originally Posted by Teabag
(Post 7569890)
Happy late birthday Sammy! How's the job, is it getting any better?
Myself, I stll have Mother in Hospital they're trialing her on new medication and trying physio but she is panicked about falling so is refusing to stand/walk. As for us we head off to WA for two weeks on the 30th. Really need the break, be great to see my girlfriends again. 'cept I'm scared I'll get there and wonder why we left :(
Originally Posted by Sammy T
(Post 7570112)
Ahhh, smart shops with nice clothes, sounds lovely :)
I'm going back to the UK in July with the children for my mum's wedding, so am saving my cents up for a good shopping spree there! Sam |
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Originally Posted by Sammy T
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Thanks Cathy :o
Just about to have a nice glass of Tassie pinot :D Sam |
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Originally Posted by Effie1970
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Gary - I agree on the 'locals price'... I cant recall how much Kerry was paying though!
How about a meetup in June sometime? Other than Queens birthday weekend we should be around (even if its just me and my little one). My little girl has a lung infection :( she's on anti-biotics to try and stop it becoming pneumonia. |
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Originally Posted by Teabag
(Post 7570020)
If I stay in WA it won't be with my hubby, a divorce would definately be on the cards!!! :rofl: Will be good to do some decent shopping though.
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Originally Posted by Effie1970
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Kezza - Thanks - she does seem to be responding ok to the anti-b's now (thankfully our doc only gives them when they are really needed and avoiding pneumonia I am happy about lol)... I do worry about her... she had bronchiolitis and ended up in A&E when she was 6 mths old. Have to admit pneumonia scares the cr@p out of me, DP had it a couple of years ago and was so sick, and it was what accelarated his dads lung cancer :(
I dont know if anyone else is interested... just with the talk of a meetup... I hold a parents group on a Saturday once a month - the next one is on the 13th June. I have use of the child health centre, there's a place for the kids to play and somewhere for the parents to just sit and chat and have a cuppa. Effie would love to meet up some time with you and your family just let us know when is best?? Gary Vikky and Hollie |
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just thought I'd write an update on Colins high sea adventures from Bridport to Gold Coast
they set sail at 3pm wed he rang at 5.30pm had been sea sick already! hes rang this morning things went from bad to worse the crossing was that rough had to take shelter at flinders for an hour. At one stage the railings were totally submerged under water boat at a 45o angle. Waves coming right over top of the boat. Despite all this he says he is loving it :eek: they are now past Melbourne and should reach Sydney by 7pm tonight they are picking someone up there then carrying on to Sanctuary Cove. :thumbup: |
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Originally Posted by Possums
(Post 7573425)
just thought I'd write an update on Colins high sea adventures from Bridport to Gold Coast
they set sail at 3pm wed he rang at 5.30pm had been sea sick already! hes rang this morning things went from bad to worse the crossing was that rough had to take shelter at flinders for an hour. At one stage the railings were totally submerged under water boat at a 45o angle. Waves coming right over top of the boat. Despite all this he says he is loving it :eek: they are now past Melbourne and should reach Sydney by 7pm tonight they are picking someone up there then carrying on to Sanctuary Cove. :thumbup: Is this a boat he has been involved in building/fitting out? When do you go up to GC, have a great time, will be nice to get away from this weather! Sam |
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Must admit I wouldnt be great on the sea on a windy day like today! Sounds like Colin is having a blast though
Gary - I work from home on Mondays (the other days I can always duck out for lunch/coffee), my stepson plays soccer on Saturdays and the little one has music first thing but wouldnt mind a hot chocolate afterwards?... any day that suits you guys better? |
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Originally Posted by Possums
(Post 7573425)
just thought I'd write an update on Colins high sea adventures from Bridport to Gold Coast
they set sail at 3pm wed he rang at 5.30pm had been sea sick already! hes rang this morning things went from bad to worse the crossing was that rough had to take shelter at flinders for an hour. At one stage the railings were totally submerged under water boat at a 45o angle. Waves coming right over top of the boat. Despite all this he says he is loving it :eek: they are now past Melbourne and should reach Sydney by 7pm tonight they are picking someone up there then carrying on to Sanctuary Cove. :thumbup: |
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