Whiff Your son and his wife have behaved terribly towards you. Very cruel words indeed. I'm glad you've got a lovely daughter, SIL and grandchildren whom you see regularly. There is more to my friend's situation than I can say, but she hasn't been blameless in it all. Still, I feel sorry for her.
ScaredyCat Thank you. My brother is his own worst enemy (as was our dad). Over the years, he's offended so many people and alienated them. (same as our dad), and he's now got me, his wife's sister who lives 200 miles away, and 1 friend. He doesn't accept help or advice, never ever asks how anyone else is. He's never even met my GC (eldest is 12).
Day centre today, but I left at 12.30 (had long enough to eat spag bol but not pudding), went with DH to the doctor's. The GP examined him, asked the same old questions, prescribed an inhaler (not Ventolin but something else), and is referring him to a Pulmonologist (respiratory specialist). That could all have been done months ago, but hey ho. There's a long waiting list (unsurprisingly), so we'll see how he goes. At least someone is doing something.
Hope ALL BDers have managed to have a decent day x
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. Visited brother - he's very depressed and spends every bit of the day overthinking, stressing, etc. Picked up Son1 from work and took him home - his car failed the MOT and won't be ready until tomorrow. His 12yr old is very unhappy at home, with mum and troubled older sister both being nasty. Mum drinks a lot, most days 