MSE Parents Club Part 15

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jillie1974 wrote: »

not sure yet

i think once shes got the diagnosis and further details, it will sink in

well plenty of PT get well vibes for her .. as long as you're there for her she'll be fine ...

awwww EA shes cutie the red rosed reindeer ...

thank you cafc ... nomnomnom x

SugarSpun

Not for ages Caz, I just like to be organised

EA, very cute and nice product placement!

Ahem:

Edinburgh Builders' Meet, 23rd Nov. 11am, Monkey Business.

Sign up or be a four-sided shape.

1. SS, Miss M and trailing spouse
2. R.mac and Miss A
3. Tia and Miss Amber
4. Caz and Miss E
5. Susan and Alice.
6. BM and Keira?

Any more for any more? Have I missed anyone?

Have just sent Husband out to buy biscuits, he's under instructions to get the good ones

ladybirdintheuk

Hugs Jillie.

I'm jelous about the meet, but realistically it is a bit far from Winchester... I mean it would be worse if you were meeting in Inverness or somewhere I suppose, but still.

Izzy has been asleep for over an hour and a half, which means so have I. She woke me up talking in her sleep again, so I got up to her, but she didn't need me. But now I'm up I may as well do something.

Evansangel

I looked at train ticket prices for the meet and its £250ish return for me and DH :eek:

Krystaltips

jillie1974 wrote: »

well my friend has been. its not good unfortunately. she was diagonosed with chronic lung disease earlier this year and when she went for a check up, the meds they put her on arent working like they should be. she is off to see consultant next week and looks like she will have to be on oxygen. and she has a lump in her breast and is going for a mammogram. her Dr has said the prognosis is not good.

she's only 42

:(:(:(:(

Aww hun, if it's any consolation to you... My Aunt was diagnosed with COPD a couple of years ago, at the time she was diagnosed she was constantly puffing on inhalers and I was starting to get really worried about her... They changed her medication and now she's brilliant, you wouldn't know anything is wrong with her...

She also got given the all clear in January from breast cancer... She's 48 now so in a very similar situation to your friend... Medical science is a brilliant thing and consultants know a lot more than regular GPs when it comes to their speciality

jillie1974

Krystaltips wrote: »

Aww hun, if it's any consolation to you... My Aunt was diagnosed with COPD a couple of years ago, at the time she was diagnosed she was constantly puffing on inhalers and I was starting to get really worried about her... They changed her medication and now she's brilliant, you wouldn't know anything is wrong with her...

She also got given the all clear in January from breast cancer... She's 48 now so in a very similar situation to your friend... Medical science is a brilliant thing and consultants know a lot more than regular GPs when it comes to their speciality

thanks
this was my initial thoughts... its amazing what the medical profession can do these days

i just hope they can help her

SusanC_2

SugarSpun wrote: »

Edinburgh Builders' Meet, 23rd Nov. 11am, Monkey Business.

Sign up or be a four-sided shape.

1. SS, Miss M and trailing spouse
2. R.mac and Miss A
3. Tia and Miss Amber
4. Caz and Miss E
5. Susan and Alice.
6. BM and Keira?

Any more for any more? Have I missed anyone?

I think csh may be coming too.

CAFCGirl

Susan - Meant to ask the other day but had a moment of durr brain, have you read a book called The Shack?

SugarSpun

I knew that She didn't put herself on the list, though, sure she didn't?

Buttonmoons

I really don't think I'm going to be able to come, what with the carry on at home, I don't even know if I'll have money to pay for Keira's £2 snack at nursery on monday :eek:

Im so sorry I should hopefully still make the Leeds meet up though, as money should be sorted by then *fingers crossed* and if not, my bank of daddy should help.