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“Rock bottom became the solid foundation on which I rebuilt my life.”

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  • beanielou
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    Hope all works out with DD1's friend. x
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  • Hope all is going ok with you tonight Xx
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  • It's good to hear your updates Wannabe. I hope thing go all right for you all tonight :).
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  • milann
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    I know it’s a pain going to children’s hospital but they do some amazing things there. I know several children that have had treatment there.....and make sure you let them know you’re on your own with the other 2 as I believe they have better family facilities.
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  • Thank you
    Sorry it's so late replying. Youngest quite unhappy and unsettled as expected. Nothing much to really update on her. Still hoping to be home Friday.

    Have booked older two onto breakfast and after school care for tomorrow and Friday. Dd couldn't stay at her friends but they have said she can stay over at weekend if needed.

    So we've all been fed. I have a strong coffee and I'm shattered. It's catching up now.

    Thank you for all your replies I really do appreciate it.

    Thank you Milann I know they can help better over there than here. The problem is the trains etc to get the other two school and stuff. We will work round it though it won't be right now.

    x
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  • Cherryfudge
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    Hope you all get some proper sleep tonight Wannabe x
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  • jwil
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    Hope your night was ok x
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  • WannabeFree
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    Morning

    Littlest is asleep she's wiped out so I'm in my favourite place having a coffee. However it's raining!

    Other two at school and booked onto after school and breakfast club for today and tomorrow.

    Think I'll end up buying DS a birthday cake tomorrow I don't think I'll have time to make one :o

    I don't think I have anything else to say :o

    Thank you again for all the replies and support here and elsewhere :A

    Xx
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  • teafor2
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    Morning WB. It's grey and cold here today but so far no rain. I think buying DS a cake is a good idea and will take some pressure off you regarding his birthday. Just getting home and sorted out will be enough to contend with I should think. :o

    Hope today gets you another step nearer to moving forward with things. xx
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