Reluctantly returning to UK....:(
Feb 27th 2008, 6:58 am
#346
Here at last!
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Re: Reluctantly returning to UK....:(
Spoke to Doctor last night, mom has shadows on her lungs, kidneys and liver and the goitre in her neck is worrying them as it has grown and is blocking her windpipe and pressing on her larynx causing her to have hardly a voice at all. Plan is to transfer her to a more specialised hospital and to carry out a biopsy of her throat.
At least I am here for her and not the other side of the world. They say things happen for a reason.
Not looking good, I hate being a nurse sometimes. Ignorance is sometime bliss.
Had another interview yesterday, went really well. Fingers crossed. xx
Feb 27th 2008, 7:20 am
#347
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Re: Reluctantly returning to UK....:(
Thanks gorgeous. Hope everything is running smoothly for you now?
Spoke to Doctor last night, mom has shadows on her lungs, kidneys and liver and the goitre in her neck is worrying them as it has grown and is blocking her windpipe and pressing on her larynx causing her to have hardly a voice at all. Plan is to transfer her to a more specialised hospital and to carry out a biopsy of her throat.
At least I am here for her and not the other side of the world. They say things happen for a reason.
Not looking good, I hate being a nurse sometimes. Ignorance is sometime bliss.
Had another interview yesterday, went really well. Fingers crossed. xx
Spoke to Doctor last night, mom has shadows on her lungs, kidneys and liver and the goitre in her neck is worrying them as it has grown and is blocking her windpipe and pressing on her larynx causing her to have hardly a voice at all. Plan is to transfer her to a more specialised hospital and to carry out a biopsy of her throat.
At least I am here for her and not the other side of the world. They say things happen for a reason.
Not looking good, I hate being a nurse sometimes. Ignorance is sometime bliss.
Had another interview yesterday, went really well. Fingers crossed. xx
Feb 27th 2008, 7:39 am
#348
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Re: Reluctantly returning to UK....:(
Thanks gorgeous. Hope everything is running smoothly for you now?
Spoke to Doctor last night, mom has shadows on her lungs, kidneys and liver and the goitre in her neck is worrying them as it has grown and is blocking her windpipe and pressing on her larynx causing her to have hardly a voice at all. Plan is to transfer her to a more specialised hospital and to carry out a biopsy of her throat.
At least I am here for her and not the other side of the world. They say things happen for a reason.
Not looking good, I hate being a nurse sometimes. Ignorance is sometime bliss.
Had another interview yesterday, went really well. Fingers crossed. xx
Spoke to Doctor last night, mom has shadows on her lungs, kidneys and liver and the goitre in her neck is worrying them as it has grown and is blocking her windpipe and pressing on her larynx causing her to have hardly a voice at all. Plan is to transfer her to a more specialised hospital and to carry out a biopsy of her throat.
At least I am here for her and not the other side of the world. They say things happen for a reason.
Not looking good, I hate being a nurse sometimes. Ignorance is sometime bliss.
Had another interview yesterday, went really well. Fingers crossed. xx
Feb 27th 2008, 7:52 am
#349
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Re: Reluctantly returning to UK....:(
We think we have found somewhere in Bingley; initially staying with my mum; I wanted Eldwick Primary, but its is full! My older boy should be able to back to Bingley Grammar. Frieinds and family are all close by.
How about you where around Keighley are up heading? Its so close, 10 mins away!
Be nice to see someone who understands? 
How about you where around Keighley are up heading? Its so close, 10 mins away!
Be nice to see someone who understands? 
I like Bingley, is a nice area and the new bypass has made a huge difference to the traffic going through the centre - how long is it since you have been back?
Feb 27th 2008, 2:42 pm
#350
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Re: Reluctantly returning to UK....:(
I live near Oakworth - up on the tops - we border North Yorkshire, its very beautiful and quiet - the only problem is Keighley is a nightmare!!! If we have a girls night out we tend to go into Bingley - the Suburban bar is good and no scum bags go in there!!! I like Bingley, is a nice area and the new bypass has made a huge difference to the traffic going through the centre - how long is it since you have been back?
I like Bingley, is a nice area and the new bypass has made a huge difference to the traffic going through the centre - how long is it since you have been back?We have only been here 12 weeks and are heading back; it has made hubby clinically depressed! So back home is where we need to be, despite the financial losses. We are gong to rent in Bingley till the house here sells.
When I get back I'll get in touch if thats ok?
Feb 27th 2008, 2:59 pm
#351
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Re: Reluctantly returning to UK....:(
My mum just moved from Oakworth, right up on the tops, to an appartment in Bingley. Getting through Keighley and its related problems is a pain. My neice works in the Suburban and thats where we go when we go out!!!
We have only been here 12 weeks and are heading back; it has made hubby clinically depressed! So back home is where we need to be, despite the financial losses. We are gong to rent in Bingley till the house here sells.
When I get back I'll get in touch if thats ok?
We have only been here 12 weeks and are heading back; it has made hubby clinically depressed! So back home is where we need to be, despite the financial losses. We are gong to rent in Bingley till the house here sells.
When I get back I'll get in touch if thats ok?
Feb 28th 2008, 1:35 am
#353
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Re: Reluctantly returning to UK....:(
Whooohhoooo
Came all the way to Canada and got new friends in the UK!
Will meet up soon...
(sorry not figured out how to double quote!!!)
Came all the way to Canada and got new friends in the UK!
Will meet up soon...
(sorry not figured out how to double quote!!!)
Feb 28th 2008, 3:24 am
#354
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Re: Reluctantly returning to UK....:(
If you want to quote more than one post, just click on the small box in between the quote and the quick reply icons and it will turn pink. When you want to finish and post, either click on the quote link on the last post you wish to quote, or click on new reply. Easy.
Feb 28th 2008, 3:32 am
#355
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Re: Reluctantly returning to UK....:(
Well that sounds promising. Good luck to all of you.
If you want to quote more than one post, just click on the small box in between the quote and the quick reply icons and it will turn pink. When you want to finish and post, either click on the quote link on the last post you wish to quote, or click on new reply. Easy.
If you want to quote more than one post, just click on the small box in between the quote and the quick reply icons and it will turn pink. When you want to finish and post, either click on the quote link on the last post you wish to quote, or click on new reply. Easy.
Feb 29th 2008, 7:18 am
#356
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Re: Reluctantly returning to UK....:(
Well that sounds promising. Good luck to all of you.
If you want to quote more than one post, just click on the small box in between the quote and the quick reply icons and it will turn pink. When you want to finish and post, either click on the quote link on the last post you wish to quote, or click on new reply. Easy.
If you want to quote more than one post, just click on the small box in between the quote and the quick reply icons and it will turn pink. When you want to finish and post, either click on the quote link on the last post you wish to quote, or click on new reply. Easy.
Me neither! I also wanted to do that! Cue much multi-quoting!
Feb 29th 2008, 7:26 am
#357
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Re: Reluctantly returning to UK....:(
Thanks gorgeous. Hope everything is running smoothly for you now?
Spoke to Doctor last night, mom has shadows on her lungs, kidneys and liver and the goitre in her neck is worrying them as it has grown and is blocking her windpipe and pressing on her larynx causing her to have hardly a voice at all. Plan is to transfer her to a more specialised hospital and to carry out a biopsy of her throat.
At least I am here for her and not the other side of the world. They say things happen for a reason.
Not looking good, I hate being a nurse sometimes. Ignorance is sometime bliss.
Had another interview yesterday, went really well. Fingers crossed. xx
Spoke to Doctor last night, mom has shadows on her lungs, kidneys and liver and the goitre in her neck is worrying them as it has grown and is blocking her windpipe and pressing on her larynx causing her to have hardly a voice at all. Plan is to transfer her to a more specialised hospital and to carry out a biopsy of her throat.
At least I am here for her and not the other side of the world. They say things happen for a reason.
Not looking good, I hate being a nurse sometimes. Ignorance is sometime bliss.
Had another interview yesterday, went really well. Fingers crossed. xx
Mar 5th 2008, 11:26 am
#358
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Re: Reluctantly returning to UK....:(
Rachael, am so sorry to hear about your mum, all thoughts are with you.
Mar 5th 2008, 11:36 am
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Re: Reluctantly returning to UK....:(
Rachael, sorry to hear about your mum, hope you are ok 
Mar 6th 2008, 12:25 am
#360
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Re: Reluctantly returning to UK....:(
