29-08-2014, 12:47 PM
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Its a lousy day here as well ,cold and blustery and the stones have rearranged themselves again. I must have too much time on my hands lolI was going to go to Currys to see if they would help me put my pics on laptop but have decided to ask the techies on 50 plus first
29-08-2014, 10:00 PM
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Grey Day but no rain, looked threatening at times. Guess what? Carer found asleep again last night!! So very little sleep and I have been excessively grumpy today, as a result. Have an ICU nurse in tonight, thank goodness.Younger daughter, from Llandough, staying with elder daughter. She will be back here with twins again tomorrow. Must get some sleep tonight, you have to be fit for those little darlings. They love it when Grandpa has a nebuliser, because steam comes out of his mouth like a Dragon. How many grandkiddies can boast that their Grandpa is like a Dragon? That Grandpa has a lift that they can go up and down on?
30-08-2014, 02:02 PM
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Not a bad day here, bit overcast now but warmer than its been.I've just got back from an hour in Mumbles ,first time I've been out since last Sat
Cant believe the trouble you have with Carers Celyn
I've jut planted a little Fushia in my pot because Petunia's nearly finished. They have been lovely all year
30-08-2014, 09:11 PM
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Daughter and twins here today after doing the Ice Bucket Challenge for MND.The problem is that Michael should have nurses, not carers. His consultants have always said this. He is far too complex and it freaks many of them out. Secondly although many carers truly love caring there are quite a few who just do it for money, and try to get away with blue murder. This lat one has really shocked us as we felt we could really trust her.
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