Returned to UK

So sorry to hear what has happened to you and your husband since Christmas Burgundy Gran.Welcome back to Gransnet and the UK and wishing you both better health this year

Welcome back to the UK Burgundy Gran

burgandy its good to see you back, sorry to hear of the terrible time you and Mr B have been having

Sorry you have had such a difficult time, Burgundy. So glad you have been able to move back and are getting good care and support from family and friends. The whole question of when / if to move back to the UK is one we spend a lot of time discussing and it is hard to know what to do. Glad it has worked OK for you.
Warmest good wishes to you both.

Burgundygran Welcome back so good to hear you are both now recovered and settling in well.

Hello, Burgundy - nice to see you again! What a rough time you have had, and what sensible decisions you've made. I hope all goes well for you and that things continue to improve.

Hi Burgundy that is a lot to cope with in such a short time, I hope it is all on the way up now and will continue that way.

I think it is a good idea to rent while you decide where you like and will be happy to settle. I understand some people do make a mistake in buying a house in a new are when they retire and regret it afterwards.

Welcome back

So sad to hear about all your misfortunes, Burgundy. Let's hope that they are over and that your new surroundings will bring you the peace and better health you deserve.

You have been through it, Burgundy - but welcome back and I hope you will stay healthy and be very happy back in the UK (Will you be renaming yourself Bognorgran)

Sounds as if you've had a really tough time Burgundy, it seems a very sensible option to come back "home" and I hope you settle well into life in Bognor, with the health of you both improving as soon as possible

Good to hear from you Burgundy I was just thinking about you yesterday because I hadn't seen you post for a while.
Best wishes for an improvement in health for both of you

Good luck with your new start in life Burgundy, and all the best for your health. Thank goodness you were able to available yourself of the NHS, despite being away for quite some time. Pheew.

We still have a flat in the East Mids where we go back regularly, and if ever we had to move back to the UK, for whatever, reason, we would also be very positive about it, as we feel very comfortable either here or there. Enjoy and get better

Good luck to you Burgandy! Are you going to change your name to Bognor which will of course get shortened!
Actually I'm surprised no one ' s called me Gal yet? Perhaps because of my antiquity?

Ahaha and if you find a gold rope necklace on the beach in Bognor - it's mine. Lost it there on my first UK beach outing .... in June 1970 In fact if you give me the name of the local paper, i'd love to write a letter to explain what happened and offer a reward for return- as it had great sentimental value.

I did find a pair of dentures on the beach that day - any claimants?

Welcome back to the UK - hope that you settle well and enjoy your family nearby.

You don't mean to say that you kept those dentures, jura?

No, I didn't

But I've still got my gran's

Now that's what I call an heirloom, jura!

It is indeed the whole plate is covered with 22 carat gold Can't decide whether to give it to the Dental School Museum or sell the gold to make a nice ring or something

Wear them?

Like her dresses, don't think they would fit. She was a very skinny socialite - and I am more peasant built. But we digress -

Welcome home BurgundyGran and get better soon you both.

Burgundy Good to see you back and all the very best with your plans.