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@jen_jen wrote:
A friend who really has had a rough time, coming into the shop cos she really needed a friendly face and a hug as yet another thing beyond her control goes badly wrong. One box of tissues (for the both of us), a soggy shoulder (mine) and half a packet of chocolate biscuits later she had a smile on her face as she left…wish I could do more to help though
Jen sometimes just being there is enough……. i’ve realised that i can’t fix everything in life for me or the people i love dearly… all we can do is be there and i’m sure she loves you for it xx
@kent f OBE wrote:
pain made me cry
I’m sorry, i just assumed I was average.. 8-[
Not having my son home on his birthday, but even worse having my phone calls to him unanswered . . ah well, ended well though ( he liked my present best )
I know what you mean Hun, can relate to how upsetting that can be. xx
Hearing that my friend, who has been through so so much especially in the last couple of months, more surgery than one person should have in a lifetime, is losing her fight to cancer. She is so incredibly brave, also dealing with MS at the same time. How much more does she have to suffer?
A Certain Female.. There was absolutely no point in seeing her..
Seeing my friend, back in hospital, yet another infection, yet another cancerous lump, this time inoperable.
Looking so frail and fragile yet at the same time so strong and so brave. How much punishment can the body take? How much pain and suffering does one person have to endure? and the eternal question….why?
My motorbike broke down today, AGAIN !……….i tried and tried to sort it out with a few spanners i borrowed at my course but, it was hopeless, it seems its a lost cause and i now have to use peddle power, when i get a bike…lol …the funny thing is, just last week i went to the town and parked in a carpark i thought was free, or used to be free until a private company took over the running of it without my knowledge. when i returned to it, it was clamped….just as i was about to abandon it, a guy popped up and said 150 pound to get it off……..waaaaaat……..keep the bike i said…..and walked away to catch a bus over the road….waiting at the bus stop smoking….. :lol: i spotted a guy over the road waving to me….it was him, the clamping culprit….i went to him and he said to me, look, we need to have a payment from you, sorry i said, your out of luck, just have the bike i said…with that, he said to me, ok, i will let it go this time, dont tell any 1………he let me off…..a week later…….its curtains for the bike…..yeh, its been a bad week….lol
I still have to get the motorbike home fgs…….a big thanks to the clamping man, i wont forget that, i paid him with a jar of coffee i had just bought…… it was nescafe tho…heheA night out with mixed emotions with my dear friends from the breast cancer support group.
One year since we lost one of our group.
One of our group still so ill in hospital, moved too far away for any of us to visit.
Two of our group reaching their 5 year anniversary still cancer-free.Tears of sadness and laughter all mixed together.
A delay in my medicinal supplies :x
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