Originally Posted by paulry (Post 8416981)

This morning :(

I wrote a long msg here but it's too personal so I've started again. It's enough to say that with Mothers day tomorrow and 4 years now since mum died, the pain and hurt is as strong as the day that she left so it didn't take a lot for the tears to begin streaming.

Just a couple of things to those of you who still have your mums. Appreciate her and make sure that she knows that you love her. Also make sure that she attends regular health checks and take her to a doctor or even A&E if she has a fall or you notice anything unusual about her. And to mums: get yourselves to the doctors at least once a year for a check up. And stop being a martyr, take care of yourself! I feel certain that if my mum didn't have the stubborn "don't worry about me, I'm fine" attitude and had a medical check up at least once a year she would still be here today.

Originally Posted by Pollyana (Post 8418122)

Very true PP, he's managed to pick my spirits up and get me laughing again even when he's been fighting his own demons. Very strong bloke and a good mate :)

Originally Posted by paulry (Post 8416981)

This morning :(

I wrote a long msg here but it's too personal so I've started again. It's enough to say that with Mothers day tomorrow and 4 years now since mum died, the pain and hurt is as strong as the day that she left so it didn't take a lot for the tears to begin streaming.

Just a couple of things to those of you who still have your mums. Appreciate her and make sure that she knows that you love her. Also make sure that she attends regular health checks and take her to a doctor or even A&E if she has a fall or you notice anything unusual about her. And to mums: get yourselves to the doctors at least once a year for a check up. And stop being a martyr, take care of yourself! I feel certain that if my mum didn't have the stubborn "don't worry about me, I'm fine" attitude and had a medical check up at least once a year she would still be here today.

Originally Posted by Pollyana (Post 8418122)

Very true PP, he's managed to pick my spirits up and get me laughing again even when he's been fighting his own demons. Very strong bloke and a good mate :)

Originally Posted by Professional Princess (Post 8418060)

You in my opinion, are an incredibly brave and strong man. You have been to he'll and back recently and each time I've spoken to you, you have still managed to have a laugh. I wish sometimes that I had half of your strength.

Originally Posted by scottishcelts (Post 8418189)

Well, he's alright I suppose :sneaky:;)

Originally Posted by kporte (Post 8418233)

That is great praise indeed from a Weegie lass!:lol:

Originally Posted by Oz wannabe1 (Post 8419553)

6th March 2010....when I saw my beautiful now wife start walking down the aisle!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
She looked amazing...more amazing than usual :D

Originally Posted by Scubaemma (Post 8414786)

Following on from the films that make you cry thread, when is the last time you cried? Is it a rare event or are you a crier?

I cried this week at a funeral. First Police funeral I've been too and it was v sad. Before that it was probably a few months ago, but I can't remember what for, probably a film or something.

Originally Posted by willmore (Post 8419896)

Im a crier, thats what I do......:o

Originally Posted by kporte (Post 8419912)

That's cos your a mad as a poly bag full of premenstrual Cobras with IBS though Sue!:lol:

Originally Posted by willmore (Post 8419928)

You always make me laugh. I was feeling a little sad because my parents leave tomorrow......:wub:

Originally Posted by Oz wannabe1 (Post 8419553)

6th March 2010....when I saw my beautiful now wife start walking down the aisle!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
She looked amazing...more amazing than usual :D