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Please hold my dear GD in your heart for a few days.

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cornergran Wed 19-Aug-26 10:46:36

Of course wyllow. My love to you all.

Jaxjacky Wed 19-Aug-26 10:45:46

I really hope she’s accepted and it’s totally successful Wyllow 🤞

Sadgrandma Wed 19-Aug-26 10:45:45

She is in my thoughts. Medical science is wonderful these days and this operation will be life changing for her.

GrannyGravy13 Wed 19-Aug-26 10:43:58

🙏

Luckygirl3 Wed 19-Aug-26 10:43:56

I certainly will Wyllow3 - what a massive challenge for everyone. It is good that she is so loved and that everyone is doing their best for her - but it will be at a cost and I commend you all.

Wyllow3 Wed 19-Aug-26 10:41:35

My lovely DGD age 12 has multiple disabilities.

She can not see beyond 6/8 inches, she has severe epilepsy, cerebral palsy, learning difficulties. Its getting worse not better as she gets older, the epileptic fits very 2 hours mean she is exhausted all the time (not to mention parents, 4 children) and so her learning disabilities get worse and willingness to move around (crawl). In Covid she had to be intubated for 4 days the worst days ~I can recall but it was precautionary as it turned out. But it made me feel, "take me, take me", its not right.

She is a happy soul and sings along to her favourite songs and carries around a yellow shark (protection?)

But today Dad and L set out on the train (she loves trains) to go to Great Ormund Street H to see if she can take part in a trial. this small and fairly safe brain operation would take away 90% of the epilepsy - and give her the chance to be less tired and more mobile and improved learning abilities.

Prayers, and warm thoughts most welcome.