Evening all, just had a long catch up.
Doodle I’m glad you got through your upsetting anniversary. It’s always hard getting through these things, especially so close to your loss. We’ve got one coming up soon. You did well to push through it and I glad that the past few days have been a bit better for you. It will be good when your op is over and you can continue to move on in a way that suits you, your pace and with the help and support of your lovely family and us on here too of course.
Sweetpeasue you have lots of worries I know but HVDY’s advice on trying not to was invaluable. It’s hard though and I wish I was better at it. It’s a bad time for you both but you have faced things before and got through them and you will this time too. The time will come when you can move back in it and move forward and enjoy your lives again. Stay strong.
Scaredycat you too had an upsetting anniversary and I’m glad you got away and I hope this helped you. Nature is a wonderful thing. I’ve seen seals her to and it’s so refreshing to see them in their natural environment. It’s only as I’ve got older that I’ve fully appreciated the outdoors and the natural environment so much.maybe it’s an age thing.
Nadatertrube yes, we have had three dogs but the older two don’t need walking as such as they sadly cant anymore. They need a lot of support but we believe that if you decide to have pets, then you have to give them the best life possible, right until the end. The younger dog keeps us on our toes though. DH has gone home this evening and taken the older two and I’ve stayed on at the caravan with the younger one. The weather hasn’t been good at all but a better day forecast tomorrow so km hoping to see some sun before I return home on Wednesday. I’m glad they are looking at improving recognition of ME. About time. I think it’s been trivialised too much in the past. A nurse once said to a friend of mine who suffers and when she advised her that her pain is sometimes exaggerated because of this, said “well we’re not even sure it actually exists yet”. I was fuming as this was so unprofessional and thoughtless. I understand too about your worries over your DS1. I have had so many over mine and still do. It’s hard being a parent. The hardest. I hope today has been a good day for you.
HVDY I’m glad your pain has eased and I hope you continue to be pain free. Sounds like you had a lovely day with Chubby Chops too. Wow, a day warm and sunny enough to get the paddling pool out! Lucky you. We’ve had nothing like, not at home nor here at the caravan. In fact, the weather here at the caravan has very often been a lot worse than at home. I don’t want it too hot, just some warm sunshine would be nice. It’s a shame too now that the school holidays are here. I feel for families on holiday. I hope you are pain free now.
Ellie Anne lovely photo. I have only been to Scotland once, and that was to Arran. I loved it. I would like to see more and I sometimes question whether we should have bought a motor home and not our caravan, so we could explore more. But the roads are always so busy and DH isn’t a fan of being stuck in queues or indeed travelling for long periods. Swings and roundabouts I suppose. I hope you have managed to get out on some nice walks.
Wyllowthinking of you on your difficult week. You will get through because you are strong enough. You are managing to koko. ❤️.
Love to all. Take care ❤️