Good morning lovely peoples.
Ann Yes! You have reached the right decision. You have done so after giving your all. No one could have done more to give your husband the support, care and attention, that he deserves. I am relieved. I am thankful. You have put your own life on hold for as long as you could. Now it is time to open a new chapter. Your husband will settle. I see first hand how new residents "fit in" in the local care home. Bless you. You are an inspiration to us all. 
The trip to Oban hospital included a stop off for lunch at the visitor centre at Kilmartin. No fish 'n' chips but we had tasty toasties and a vast slice of sticky orange and almond cake. The sun shone. The scenery was lovely.
The consultant was relieved to hear that MacS hadn't succumbed to the virus that has floored a few of us. He's to have a CT scan within the next few weeks. The main cluster of swollen lymph nodes are nestling deep in his abdomen, close to the aneurysm. Monitoring what is going on, is crucial.
On arriving home, I took the following photo to share with you all.
I haven't yet caught up. I have ironing duties straight after lunch. My pal has been away for a few days. Her washing machine is turbo-charged. There will be a mountain of laundry to tackle. If I can pop in again when I return, I shall do so.
Have you stopped buying papers?

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