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19-09-2016, 06:03 PM
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Originally Posted by swimfeeders ->
Hi

Obviously not.

Pretty obvious to others though.

Stephan is reflecting on the lose of his wife and wishing that they were still together and the fact that they could have been if she had been diagnosed earlier.

He is hoping that others may avoid the trauma he has been through.

Quite a normal thought process.
Then why didn't he say that ?
I am not a bloody mind reader like you and Mags!
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Re: Speaking in tongues

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Pig ignorant or just plain thick? My moneys on the former.





Mine too
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Then why didn't he say that ?
I am not a bloody mind reader like you and Mags!
Oh my mistake, just thick then.
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Re: Speaking in tongues

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Pig ignorant or just plain thick? My moneys on the former.
No need for rudeness
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19-09-2016, 06:13 PM
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Re: Speaking in tongues

Every need where your comments are concerned.
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Re: Speaking in tongues

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every need where your comments are concerned.

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19-09-2016, 06:29 PM
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Re: Speaking in tongues

OG I'm so sorry you lost Jenny to this awful thing. Of course we all understand what you're saying. A friend of ours recently had an operation for oral cancer that involved taking some bone from her leg and using it in her jaw.

Take no notice of Malcolm - he's just being his usual charming self.
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19-09-2016, 06:40 PM
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Stephan I am sure Jenny would be touched to think you still have your anniversary at the forefront of your mind, a testament to true love...

My dentist always stresses how important yearly checks are not just for teeth but to check the whole mouth..
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19-09-2016, 11:10 PM
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Re: Speaking in tongues

Oh for goodness sake !

Malcolm needs a group hug ... whether he wants one or NOT
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20-09-2016, 05:49 PM
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Re: Speaking in tongues

I survived oral cancer some ten years ago. Picked up early by a young dentist.
Not fun - but on the bright side, I could not speak for some weeks which some found quite a blessing.
Post-op eating was a challenge too for quite a while and some wonderful folk in my local community went to an awful lot of time and trouble to help.

I am still under very regular reviews and have a few issues from time to time but basically all is well.

Happy to discuss if anyone seeks info - but not now at nearly 3am !
 
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