Re: Over 50's Club Scotland (part 3)

Good Afternoon Each,and a big hello from Me to Jazzi & LMB,lovely to see You both on the SF,

I've been a few days on retreat in meditation mode to rid Myself of worry & anxiety over Family prob's....could only give common sense advice,love,support,and an ever open heart & door..the rest is up to Them to make the right choices for Their Life,

Hope those of You with colds/coughs etc' get better soon,xxx

Re: Over 50's Club Scotland (part 3)

Hi May ... it's good to see you posting again

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Nice to see May on here again , she was missed . I know how you feel May I too am quite overwhelmed at the moment with family problems .

Been away to help my daughter who is still not well . Came back to find my 5 year old whippet with a huge lump . Vet has drained off fluid and now we have to wait and see if the rest of the lump will settle down . If not she might have to have surgery .

Nice to see LMB posting . Nice to see friends on here .

Sorry to hear you still have the cold Myrtle . Hope you will be well soon .

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Hi Abbey ... so sorry to hear about your dog ... not nice to come home to something like that .... moreso when you are so worried about your daughter, etc.

Fingers crossed that surgery won't be necessary.

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Hiya Lassies...shame Your Daughter is still suffering Abbey,it's hellish when They live so far away from Us isn't it...I also hope Your wee Dog doesn't need surgery,x

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Thanks for your good wishes folks . It is awful , my daughter being so far away . It's a constant worry .

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Hello all. Hope you're having a nice relaxing evening your end.

It sure is hard when your family lives away.
Abbey, I hope your daughter is better soon, and hope the lump settles down on your pup. We worry about them as much as our uprights!
May, hope you're family problems aren't too upsetting.

Have to take one of our pups to the vet this afternoon. (It's 11 am here.)
The 11-year-old Newfie is favouring his right hind leg. He wouldn't come up the stairs to the house this morning - so I had to lift him using a blanket as a harness. He's 130 lbs, so it was no easy chore! I'm hoping it's nothing serious, but need to make sure.

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Hi LMB and welcome to our wee group. Welcome back May all you can is listen to the problems and give advice. Myrtle hope the cold is clearing up. Abbey sorry to hear about your dog. LMB sorry to hear about your dog. Met friends for lunch today and a chat.

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Ta V. And all!

My big boy Jiggs is gonna be just fine.
He's on house-rest for the next few days, but that's no problem with him as he's a real couch spud!

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Been out for a forest walk this morning but the weather could have been better . It's a bit of a rainy start to the day here in SW Scotland .
Got my nice Ardwell pond walked planned for later on whether it rains or not .
Going for coffee with a friend this afternoon so that will be nice .

Glad your dog is going to be ok LMB . He's a good age for a Newfie .

Hope everyone else ok too