30-07-2020, 08:00 PM
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Rob's doing OK thanks Jac. But he is not cooperating with the Swallow Team so they are still feeding him through an ng tube. Won't be able to come home until they've got him eating.Lovely day here and I've had Chris to keep me company. We have wall to wall tractors out here. Micky has lots of fields cut for hay so they will be working till all hours tonight.
31-07-2020, 08:05 AM
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Lovely sunny morning again-going to be hot this afternoon.Pleased that Rob is improving,Sue.
I've been thinking of moving for a while.Son no1 is moving to Oxford end of the month and since I won't have any ties in the village-I don't get to see my youngest grandson who lives in the village. I want to move nearer granddaughter.But it all depends what this house is worth,I can't afford to buy a higher priced property.Will get some valuations next week.
Have a good day.
01-08-2020, 12:37 PM
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Had a phone call from the Speech & Language Therapist yesterday morning - asking for tips! I told him I was available, but no dice. Took clean clothes in in the afternoon and spoke to the senior SALT. He told me they had managed to persuade Rob to take some food by mouth so that was good. I spent nearly an hour this morning trying to get through to the ward for an update and when I eventually got through I could only just understand the nurse who answered the phone. All I got was "Nothing new" and "SALT team not available today, they might come in tomorrow". Talk about making no progress. Rant over.Home alone today. Have had a few showers but the sun is shining now. I cleaned the shower this morning and replaced the shower hose - was quite proud of myself for managing that. Back to the jigsaw.........
01-08-2020, 02:33 PM
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That a bit of good news about Rob starting to eat Sue.Hope he continues to improve.Rang an estate agent this morning,having the house valued on the 10th.He explained how things would be when someone comes which will work ok.He said that the housing market was good at the moment but he would say that wouldn't he?!
02-08-2020, 01:51 PM
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Have discovered that the SALT team will not be attempting to get Rob to eat over the weekend - I have a suspicion that he will be back to square 1 by Monday. Grrrr. Let me at him..........................Exciting time Rhosyn. Will you look before you start the selling process, or wait until it's sold? Which part of the country will you be moving to?
My granddaughter phoned for a chat yesterday. She does part time work with her other grannie in Burger King in Builth Wells. She said it has been manic there for a fortnight and on Friday they took £3000! DIL says that Hayon Wye is packed to the gunwhales with tourists (most of them walking in the road), so I imagine all the local business owners have smiles on their faces.
03-08-2020, 08:23 AM
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Lovely sunny morning.Up at daft o'clock,dog walked and bed changed-bed clothes out on the line.
Have to wait until I get a valuation on this house first to see how much I can offer for a new place.My granddaughter lives in Gorseinon so looking for somewhere in that area.
Shame you can't "get to" Rob to sort them out-Sue.Hope things improve soon.
Have a good day.
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