Re: Blushberry and Cannabis
Re: Blushberry and Cannabis
Re: Blushberry and Cannabis
Re: Blushberry and Cannabis
Thank you Pesta. I have now spoken to Julie, daughter, and she has spoken to her dad. Julie will support him as best she can, we will do the same from here. It's such a difficult situation, especially for Julie, as her mother just sees everything through a bottle of Vodka. I spoke to her mother over the weekend and as usual she promised me she would get her act together and not drink.........she knows damned well I don't believe her for a second. Richard and his wife have been very close friends of mine since we were more or less just kids, so we have very few, if any, secrets. It really is a very difficult situation all round.Re: Blushberry and Cannabis
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Thank you so much Pesta. I understand perfectly what you are saying. It does all get me down at times, mainly because this last few years I've become a sort of "adopted mum" to the families of my three closest friends who have died. Three young adults in the UK, the youngest two of my Finnish friend's young adult children and the son of my friend from the south of France, he currently lives and works in Sweden, but still calls me for "mum" type advice. I truly don't mind, my friends were more like family than just friends and, well they have to know someone is there for them don't you think? Strange really because I am not at all the "mumsy" type. My son refers to me as "little but lethal" !Re: Blushberry and Cannabis
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Sad situation clumsy only thing I will say is I hope the friends have learned a lesson and won't be suggesting this to others !Re: Blushberry and Cannabis
Thanks Julie. I think it's more prolonging life than anything else now, Richard's condition is terminal, so the doctor's keep keep telling him. As for Sandra, his wife, well over the years she has become alcoholic, which as you can imagine has not made for a particularly happy life, despite going from "rags to riches". I'm the only friend she has left, but although I've always been the only one who could ever deal with her, the last few years I've found my patience wearing a bit thin too. I can only see some kind of tragedy occurring before too much longer, it really is inevitable. Sandra's only concern these days seems to be that she has to pay tax on the thousands of pounds she receives every quarter, not the fact that her little dog was so ill (evidently he is fine now, according to Richard), not the fact that Richard has been given a death sentence, just the fact that she has to pay tax on all her, basically unearned money.Thread Tools | |
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