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busbyh

marshallka
I hope it didn't sound as though I was demeening what you were doing. Every job has it's values. It's just you are so good with figures and calcs. you would be a real assett to so many companies.
I wish I was as good;)
cheers
busbyh

di3004

busbyh wrote: »

My two are 34 and 31 and their children are 15, 10 and 4, really good kids.
I just do part time, you still have some family time.It doesn't matter to me how old they are, they still need you. (as Picture has proved);)
You are right, you have nothing to lose and it is not as traumatic as you think

Wow, so your a grand mother as well? :eek:, you are very good and clever, bet your family are very proud of you helping on their claims, well done to you....:T.

Mine oldest son will be 21 in November and the youngest is 14.;)

amersall

morning di, hope your ok, blimey what a weekend you have had:eek: at least they seem to be sorting your dad out, which is all for the good. hope things turn out allright for you all, take care xx

di3004

amersall wrote: »

morning di, hope your ok, blimey what a weekend you have had:eek: at least they seem to be sorting your dad out, which is all for the good. hope things turn out allright for you all, take care xx

Hi amersall and thank you.:A
Yes maybe now they will keep a closer eye on him, shame they short staffed really.
It have been a weird weekend your right there lol, I was proud as punch when mum told me that he was writing down numbers and his name last night, mum said he just suddenly picked up a book and a felt tip pen, then just got on with it, I was ever so happy to hear this, it would be good if they found something that finally agrees with him and calms him down the same time.;)

Hope you've had a good weekend hun XXXX;)

dialysis

di3004 wrote: »

Just had great news which have brightened my night up.......:T:T, mum said before she came from there, dad was really calm, and not so long before that they came round and gave dad this new sort of pill, she feels this helped him, then she said she was told they are trying him out on new meds and hoping they will help him, I do hope so.

Normally he has 23 items on his repeat prescriptions......:eek:, that would do my head in as well.
He was on Exelon 4.5mg as well this was without the prescription and done separately, last year he was on 3.00MG, it goes up to 6.5mg if I remember, this would be the next one to the one he is on now.

Mum said he sat there, grabbed a book from his draw, wrote his own name, and written the numbers from one to ten......:T:T, he have not done that in well over a year, sooooooo pleased.:j:j:j

Hi Di so pleased your dad is doing well it must be a great relief for you and your family I am really really glad for you hun:T:T:T;)

di3004

dialysis wrote: »

Hi Di so pleased your dad is doing well it must be a great relief for you and your family I am really really glad for you hun:T:T:T;)

Thank you Di.:A
Chuffed to bits.

Hubby just left to drop off mum now to the hospital, I'm waiting for a few return phone calls, from the local dementia hospital up the road, actually the manager of SS is based up there and she is calling me either today or tomorrow, with a bit of luck, because first of all this morning the hospital where dad still is now, said about this hospital over 25 miles away.......:eek:, we need him local really and of course his main Dr for dementia is based in that local hospital, so it would be best for him to be there, when I rang them earlier they agreed and hoping to sort something out ASAP, fingers crossed.;)XXXX

dialysis

di3004 wrote: »

Thank you Di.:A
Chuffed to bits.

Hubby just left to drop off mum now to the hospital, I'm waiting for a few return phone calls, from the local dementia hospital up the road, actually the manager of SS is based up there and she is calling me either today or tomorrow, with a bit of luck, because first of all this morning the hospital where dad still is now, said about this hospital over 25 miles away.......:eek:, we need him local really and of course his main Dr for dementia is based in that local hospital, so it would be best for him to be there, when I rang them earlier they agreed and hoping to sort something out ASAP, fingers crossed.;)XXXX

It seems to be getting sorted Di now but I agree it would be far better for your dad to be local and stay with the same doctor. I hope you hear today hun to put your mind at ease.;)

di3004

dialysis wrote: »

It seems to be getting sorted Di now but I agree it would be far better for your dad to be local and stay with the same doctor. I hope you hear today hun to put your mind at ease.;)

Thank you again Di.:A
At least something is happening now so that is good.:T Cheers hun XXX

pinknico

Hope you get the hospital you want for your Dad Di . Glad they are finding the right type of medication for him.xx

di3004

pinknico wrote: »

Hope you get the hospital you want for your Dad Di . Glad they are finding the right type of medication for him.xx

Thank you Pinknico :A
Yes it's a great start......:T.
Dad's doctor is based in the local hospital not far from me, in fact just up the road, I could actually walk it on a good day, just follow the canal, and of course he also has an appointment with this doctor a week Friday as well, so it would be a lot easier all round I think.;) XXX