09-09-2016, 06:59 PM
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Rang the wheelchair people again this morning and played h*ll - result - engineer coming tomorrow morning. I've compiled a log of phone calls and am going to write to the Chief Exec and suggest we have a new chair.......My aunt used to fry laverbread in the pan that had cooked the bacon. I have tried it but wasn't too keen. It's becoming popular again now though, seaweed is all the rage!
Just of out for a meal with friends, but I'm driving so no drinkies!!
10-09-2016, 12:37 PM
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Pouring today but our southern gardens need it and it means I was able to clean some of the windows.Hope that the wheelchair is sorted Sue I feel your frustration, it's an essential piece of Rob's kit.
Took Lark out for her first walk today. Day 3 post chemo should have been her worst. She has responded well to the chemo, which bodes well for remission, and no ill effects. Medication is keeping it in check.
11-09-2016, 10:30 AM
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You have made me hungry with talks of Weish cakes. My sister often sends me a box she has made. Unfortunately she has tweaked the recipe so much to make it *free from* that they don't taste like Welsh cakes any longer.Real misty moisty morning. I cleaned the internal Windows yesterday. I needn't have bothered as they are all steamed up and Karcher is making the first run of the season to demist!
11-09-2016, 02:03 PM
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Glorious day here today and loads of washing out before Church. Spent yesterday afternoon in the Cathedral and had visitors from Bahrain, Saudi, Canada, Somerset, Cardiff, Reading and more places than I can remember! A fellow "Welcomer" said to me when I started "This place is like an umbrella - if it's raining you'll have lots of visitors". How true.Sounds as though Lark is doing well Celyn. How often does she have to have chemo? Lexi went home for the weekend, but is coming back this evening.
11-09-2016, 06:52 PM
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Once a week for 16 weeks Sue. She is doing well. Unfortunately it only puts them into remission for a matter of 5 to 7 months the time starts from the beginning of chemo(if it works) but I;m hoping for a miracle. If I hadn't started chemo, or she hadn't shown some response, then she wouldn't have been here this week. Horrible thought.Michael can't stop crying
Just enjoying having here her.
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