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sharpdeath

di3004 wrote: »

Tee hee hee :rotfl::D

We would all love to see him all the time, but some days in the week depending if they are assessing or not he will come home for a good few hours in the week, and mostly comes home Saturdays and Sundays, bless him everytime we take him back he says "but I like it here, I want to stay"......, that is the difficult part of it is taking him back.

They did say a meeting should be arranged in the next week or 2, so fingers crossed we shall know more a little more soon. XX

Must be really hard for you guys when he's saying things like that. I guess it's the best, just for the mo until they can sort out a package in place. :A
That's really good news you have a meeting coming up. You must be looking forward to that! :T
X x

di3004

Right hunni, I'm off now, must get in that shower and try to be up to get the chores done early, which would save me coming back to it tomorrow :j, although I must try to settle dan the little man down first........(why I call him little I do not know.........he is taller than me lol.......:o, he is now almost 5'10 and me around 5'5 to 5'6 something like that maybe a bit taller than that).......he will always be Dan the little man to me though lol :rotfl::D.

Been great chatting to you again tonight, I shall let you know how I get on at the dentist tomorrow........getting scared now :eek::D.
Sweet dreams and catch you tomorrow then, nighty night.:AXXX

di3004

sharpdeath wrote: »

Must be really hard for you guys when he's saying things like that. I guess it's the best, just for the mo until they can sort out a package in place. :A
That's really good news you have a meeting coming up. You must be looking forward to that! :T
X x

Yes its heartbreaking, we always get choked up.
But yes I'm sure all will be sorted out for the best soon, fingers crossed.
I am hoping to attend the meeting too. Cheers hun, sleep well see ya tomorrow.:A XXX

sharpdeath

No worries! Enjoy your sleep and you'll be fine tomorrow, trust me! :j
Have sent you a pm but please reply tomorrow as you're off to sleep now! :cool:
It's been good chatting with you too, hun. :T
Night night, sleep tight. Don't let the SD bugs bite! :rotfl:
:A
X x

di3004

sharpdeath wrote: »

No worries! Enjoy your sleep and you'll be fine tomorrow, trust me! :j
Have sent you a pm but please reply tomorrow as you're off to sleep now! :cool:
It's been good chatting with you too, hun. :T
Night night, sleep tight. Don't let the SD bugs bite! :rotfl:
:A
X x

Thank you SD, and have returned your pm.:A Sorry to have missed it last night.

Well all went good, only need the 2nd package of £39, and that includes the check up, advice, x-rays, 2 filling top ups and the usual scale and polish, oh and of course see what the results come up with on the x-ray and they will decide from there in what to do, but otherwise that is that..... and still included in the price with whatever they decide.:T;)XXX

donotpassgo_2

Morning Di,

Well done for being brave at the dentist:DGold star tick tick to you;)

Emma's got a small operation on her finger on monday she was told by the consultant that it would be a local anaethestic but when paper work came through it said general. Its amazing how quickly we can change from being an adult to a child when we are scared isnt it..........she was not going to be having the op if it was general...I spoke with the consultants secretary who bless her was wonderful, she has youngsters of the same age and knows how Emma was feeling, she has organised it that the consultant will meet emma at the ward to talk her through it and to let any of the staff know that it is a local rather than a general..........I am so grateful to them isnt wonderful when someone goes the extra mile.:T:T:T
I also was snapped back to being a learner driver last night I had to drive our large van home hubby had my car........long long story...I couldnt find the biting point on the clutch so I was stalling and kangaroo jumping and going backwards (with cars behind me) when doing hill starts. The dog was stressed and hanging onto the seat for dear life, evertime i bounced along the road all the gear in the back came clattering forward. I've driven it twice now, once I got the hang of it i really enjoyed it:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:and the roads were surprisingly quiet:eek:

di3004

donotpassgo wrote: »

Morning Di,

Well done for being brave at the dentist:DGold star tick tick to you;)

Emma's got a small operation on her finger on monday she was told by the consultant that it would be a local anaethestic but when paper work came through it said general. Its amazing how quickly we can change from being an adult to a child when we are scared isnt it..........she was not going to be having the op if it was general...I spoke with the consultants secretary who bless her was wonderful, she has youngsters of the same age and knows how Emma was feeling, she has organised it that the consultant will meet emma at the ward to talk her through it and to let any of the staff know that it is a local rather than a general..........I am so grateful to them isnt wonderful when someone goes the extra mile.:T:T:T
I also was snapped back to being a learner driver last night I had to drive our large van home hubby had my car........long long story...I couldnt find the biting point on the clutch so I was stalling and kangaroo jumping and going backwards (with cars behind me) when doing hill starts. The dog was stressed and hanging onto the seat for dear life, evertime i bounced along the road all the gear in the back came clattering forward. I've driven it twice now, once I got the hang of it i really enjoyed it:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:and the roads were surprisingly quiet:eek:

Hi hunni, hope your well.;)

Awe bless your daughter, she is very brave and hope all goes well, she have been through the wars haven't she?

I don't like generals, although I have never been through one myself (touch wood/my head) lol , when my youngest Daniel was about 2 years old he had to go into hospital to have a lump taken out of his neck, it was a scary experience and I must be honest I would have hundreds of locals to that of just a General :eek:, I am always a bag of nerves at the dentist, thankfully not a great deal needs doing, they do have to sort out that one tooth though with the root canal, that is still well intact in the gum but the outside of the tooth cracked from the gum, where the root of it is still in the gum, does not hurt as there is no nerve, so see what the x-rays come back with and a few top up on old fillings, no extra ones thankfully :T and the usual scale and polish, I will be done for a little while then.;)


lmao :rotfl::rotfl: sorry I could not help but laugh at your comment when driving hun so sorry :rotfl::rotfl:.
My reversing is absolutely a nightmare, great at parking and going forward but reversing......:o don't ask.:rotfl::D;)XXX

donotpassgo_2

di3004 wrote: »

Hi hunni, hope your well.;)

Awe bless your daughter, she is very brave and hope all goes well, she have been through the wars haven't she?

I don't like generals, although I have never been through one myself (touch wood/my head) lol , when my youngest Daniel was about 2 years old he had to go into hospital to have a lump taken out of his neck, it was a scary experience and I must be honest I would have hundreds of locals to that of just a General :eek:, I am always a bag of nerves at the dentist, thankfully not a great deal needs doing, they do have to sort out that one tooth though with the root canal, that is still well intact in the gum but the outside of the tooth cracked from the gum, where the root of it is still in the gum, does not hurt as there is no nerve, so see what the x-rays come back with and a few top up on old fillings, no extra ones thankfully :T and the usual scale and polish, I will be done for a little while then.;)


lmao :rotfl::rotfl: sorry I could not help but laugh at your comment when driving hun so sorry :rotfl::rotfl:.
My reversing is absolutely a nightmare, great at parking and going forward but reversing......:o don't ask.:rotfl::D;)XXX

Glad you found my driving story funny I had literally pmsl,,,,,,,,,tena lady ha ha. When I picked Emma up the dog leapt onto her lap we roared with laughter all the way home Emma kept saying you've just mounted the kerb, could you move into the middle of the road a bit more, I said it was like driving with her as a learner:rotfl:
Thing is to redeem myself my reverse parking into tight spots with big 4x4 is a doddle even my hubby is amazed:)

di3004

donotpassgo wrote: »

Glad you found my driving story funny I had literally pmsl,,,,,,,,,tena lady ha ha. When I picked Emma up the dog leapt onto her lap we roared with laughter all the way home Emma kept saying you've just mounted the kerb, could you move into the middle of the road a bit more, I said it was like driving with her as a learner:rotfl:
Thing is to redeem myself my reverse parking into tight spots with big 4x4 is a doddle even my hubby is amazed:)

lmao :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:, yeah i almost needed them as well :eek::o:rotfl::rotfl:.:DXX

sharpdeath

Evening all!
Hey DNPG! I hope you are well! :j
Hi Di! That's a great price to pay for all that work! I bet you're glad you're paying NHS and not privately now! :T
What's everyone been up to? A bit of a slow one at work today but still had to stay sharp. I've just cooked a lovely pork roast dinner. Was yummy.