Stansgran, I think there is mixed feedback a bit here, but possibly its because we don't know if these difficulties have been going on a long long time,
and made worse by his sight issues, or whether they started at the time his sight issues did. There is a deal of difference in this, maybe you could clarify?
I went to town, which is ginormas for me, (yup, worried a chunk of the night, coud I manage it) and had a Thai massage (deep tissue) to try and deal with some body health issues. It was wonderful, feel good as well as healing my trapped shoulder nerve as well as helping my knee and ankle my short leg side. highly recommended, and it as £45 for an hour, which I think very good value.
I did a bit of a gym and have a coffee after. also tackled by WhatsApp the Difficult lady quaker, thing I ve got somewhere, but lets see.
Ellie Anne I think there are a lot of lonely people, putting on a "good face",
I think there are others who are not, have come to terms somehow with an alone situation, or even like it:
but there is a difference between a severe depressive loneliness and what is a normal part of life, for we cannot, as we've mentioned before, have very deeply happy times without facing their dark side sometimes in life.
Pills cannot take away the loneliness, but they can ameliorate the very worst so we can function and appreciate some of the better bits.
I have my thermostat on at 16.5 in the day and 17.5 in the evening, due to huge fleeces, but that will probably go up when we have a really cold snap. I've never tasted homemade lemon curd, it must be delish.
What a lovely park to have so close, HVDY - the layout of the garden, the bits of sculpture, a pleasure to walk around, wish it were that close to me. What did you do today, I've forgotten if it is a big family day or a meal out or stay at home for you.