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OldBear

Hi elite 11+ quizzers,

Haven't posted since last Wed and you lot have chatted away 121 pages, :eek: which I just don't have time to read.

Real life taking over majorly at the moment; don't seem to do anything other than work stuff.

Anywho, hugs and best wishes to all the ill and walking wounded. Serious hugs and extra best wishes to all those with ill relatives. Talking of which...

sorryaboutmywife wrote: »

Don't want to bring the thread down, just found out my younger brother has Hodgkin's Lymphoma, (Lymph cancer) he is only 30. Anyone have any experience with this?

It might seem like it at the moment, but, believe me, it's not the end of the world. Hodgkin's is curable and your brother will hopefully go on to live a long life.

I've been where you are; my sister was terminal (6 months) with Leukaemia (not sure which version, just that it was a bad one) and I had the privilege of saving her with a Bone Marrow Transplant (very painful, I can tell you).

Tell your brother to hang on in there.

Take care all.

OB

btw. 15 days - no ciggies :T

mymerrywidow

tweets wrote: »

No trousers and shoes :eek:

he sold the shoes. couldnt say what happened to the trousers.

nikkilala_2

mymerrywidow wrote: »

i will then :rotfl::rotfl:

I was going to say that, feel free;):rotfl::rotfl:

OldBear wrote: »

Hi elite 11+ quizzers,

Haven't posted since last Wed and you lot have chatted away 121 pages, :eek: which I just don't have time to read.

Real life taking over majorly at the moment; don't seem to do anything other than work stuff.

Anywho, hugs and best wishes to all the ill and walking wounded. Serious hugs and extra best wishes to all those with ill relatives. Talking of which...


It might seem like it at the moment, but, believe me, it's not the end of the world. Hodgkin's is curable and your brother will hopefully go on to live a long life.

I've been where you are; my sister was terminal (6 months) with Leukaemia (not sure which version, just that it was a bad one) and I had the privilege of saving her with a Bone Marrow Transplant (very painful, I can tell you).

Tell your brother to hang on in there.

Take care all.

OB

btw. 15 days - no ciggies :T

15 days no ciggies:T:T:T:T:T:T:T:Twell done you, and think how much money you've saved already;)

HappyChappy84

frequent wrote: »

wait till outside house before switching off engine just incase ?

Of course.:rotfl:

HappyChappy84

fourp wrote: »

are you typing this wth your gloves on ??!!

have a good journey on the bus , I have to go walkabouts to T's in a few minutes to pick up some in store items .

I was actually.

OldBear

nikkilala wrote: »

... think how much money you've saved already;)

Thanks, Nikki.

Funnily enough, my good lady reminds me of just that very thing every day.

Best part about it all is my senses are sharpening; I woke up the other morning and could actually literally smell the coffee. That felt so good.

My respiratory nurse (who is lovely) said it will be even better when I start to taste food properly again.

OB

tweets

bcw123 wrote: »

If I remember right and without trawling through pages and pages of talk There was posted some sort of deal on Denby's dinner services A couple of hours ago I saw alot of boxes of these stacked up on a pallet with no price ticket in the P.r.ly store any info would be appreciated

Think it's the black ones priced at half price but scanning full price.

Decay_2

Amazing

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YJVdnMAGIt8&feature=related
:T

frequent

anyone heard from Locarr ?

HappyChappy84

motherbear wrote: »

Thanks for the offer HC :beer: but I managed to womble 2 on Saturday and don't even know if I'm going to manage to use 1 of them!
I had a £10 off £30 to use last week and really struggled with what to buy, had to get Dad to put his shopping through with mine just to make it up lol

Okie dokie.:)

:j:j the scanner on the ground floor of D is now working.