Friday, we had some good news. My wife's scans don't show any signs of remaining cancer so far, so they are cautiously optimistic.
So, I'm trying to prepare myself mentally for the fact that it doesn't look like my father will be around much longer.
Barmed wrote to All <=-
Friday, we had some good news. My wife's scans don't show any signs of remaining cancer so far, so they are cautiously optimistic.
However, last night I got a message from my mom that my dad had fallen
at home and had to be taken to the hospital. had hit the arm that broke and had the rod in it. Then later, she told me they had found a blood clot in his lung, and it appears the cancer has spread to his brain.
So, I'm trying to prepare myself mentally for the fact that it doesn't look like my father will be around much longer.
Friday, we had some good news. My wife's scans don't show any signs of remaining cancer so far, so they are cautiously optimistic.
However, last night I got a message from my mom that my dad had fallen at home and had to be taken to the hospital. had hit the arm that broke and had the rod in it. Then later, she told me they had found a blood clot
in his lung, and it appears the cancer has spread to his brain.
So, I'm trying to prepare myself mentally for the fact that it doesn't look like my father will be around much longer.
So, I'm trying to prepare myself mentally for the fact that it doesn' look like my father will be around much longer.
I lost my day 12 years ago from prostate cancer, they said he might live
a year, he ended up living 5 years from his diagnoses. Cherish the time you have left and remember him fondly after he is gone.
Now, The hospital has sent my father home for home hospice, and they
says
it's going to be quick.
My sister is flying in from Germany, two of my dad's brothers were
driving in
today from Kansas. His sister and her husband are driving in tomorrow.
It used to be a running joke that this side of the family only gathers together for weddings and funerals.
No one is laughing right now.
It used to be a running joke that this side of the family
only gathers together for weddings and funerals.
Now, The hospital has sent my father home for home hospice, and they says it's going to be quick.
On 03-05-21 23:24, Ogg wrote to Barmed <=-
Hello Barmed!
** On Friday 05.03.21 - 20:05, Barmed wrote to Sparky:
It used to be a running joke that this side of the family
only gathers together for weddings and funerals.
It may be more common with many other families than you think.
Now, The hospital has sent my father home for home hospice, and they says it's going to be quick.
It used to be a running joke that this side of the family only
gathers together for weddings and funerals.
It may be more common with many other families than you think.
Now, The hospital has sent my father home for home hospice, and they
says it's going to be quick.
I lost my wife to cancer 5 years ago. If there is an option of a hospice house, I would recommend it. Things... change. You will know when it is time.
Now, The hospital has sent my father home for home hospice, and they says it's going to be quick.
It used to be a running joke that this side of the family only gathers together for weddings and funerals.
It may be more common with many other families than you think.
Mines the same, I have family I haven't seen since my Grandmothers funeral, I also have no idea how I might even get in touch with any of them these day
Spec
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It used to be a running joke that this side of the family
only gathers together for weddings and funerals.
It may be more common with many other families than you think.
Yes, it's definitely a running joke in my family. Sadly, the ratio of funerals to weddings is likely to increase in the future. But we have been keeping up the supply of weddings (including mine in 2018 :) ). :)
So, I'm trying to prepare myself mentally for the fact that
it doesn't look like my father will be around much longer.
Barmed wrote to Vk3jed <=-
They lived about a mile away from each other.
On 03-08-21 06:35, Barmed wrote to Vk3jed <=-
At the end of the day, the four of us are sitting in the office
talking. My dad and his cousin are talking about people and places and the usual, "Do you remeber.." update type things, going back about a decade. It had been about that long since they saw each other.
They lived about a mile away from each other.
So, I'm trying to prepare myself mentally for the fact that
it doesn't look like my father will be around much longer.
It's going to be rough going. Here's wishing you well as you
wade through the waves of emotion and reach the point when
weight of it all eases up.
He passed Monday morning. My sister told me it was peaceful.
He passed Monday morning. My sister told me it was peaceful.
We knew it was going to be quick, but were figuring a week or so. not 3 days.
I'm still in shock I'm sure. 36 days from learning he had cancer to him being gone.
Cancer fucking sucks. It took my first wife, I nearly lost my wife now
to it in November, and now my father. Not to mention other family over the yeats.
He passed Monday morning. My sister told me it was peaceful.
He passed Monday morning. My sister told me it was peaceful.
I went Saturday to see him. He had had a stroke while being transported home, so he couldn't talk, but he was alert and knew I was there.
Cancer fucking sucks. It took my first wife, I nearly lost my wife now
to it in November, and now my father. Not to mention other family over the yeats.
I'm sure your father felt the same way: death is but a pittance for
having kept such beautiful an acquaintance.
°²²²²² ³ Lee Westlake (aka TALIADON)
Wow. Nice words, all of them. Thanks... right now, at 41, I don't have
the words that you do - I intend on finding them.
He passed Monday morning. My sister told me it was peaceful.
On 09 Mar 2021, Barmed said the following...
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On 08 Mar 2021, Ogg said the following...
So, I'm trying to prepare myself mentally for the fact that it doesn't look like my father will be around much longer.
It's going to be rough going. Here's wishing you well as you wade through the waves of emotion and reach the point when weight of it all eases up.
He passed Monday morning. My sister told me it was peaceful.
I went Saturday to see him. He had had a stroke while being transport home, so he couldn't talk, but he was alert and knew I was there.
I went back Sunday, and things were somewhat of a madhouse. The peopl from Hospice hadn't delivered some things yet. One of my brothers, t one that I shared the video a while back that promotes local business in theirvarea, has a friend he went to school with that owns a medica supply company. After a phone call to him, he met my brother and my dad's sister, who is a nurse, at his shop, and opened it up for them let us have whatever we neeedec0d for my dad. Dad was in a lot if discomfort, and the cancer was spreading so fast. you couldn't touch anywhere without hurting him. We got everything done to get him comfortable and set up to where hopefully we wouldn't have to move hi I stayed until he looked to be resting comfortably.
Then Monday, morning while I was feeding my dogs, my brother called t let me know my father was gone.
We knew it was going to be quick, but were figuring a week or so. not days.
I'm still in shock I'm sure. 36 days from learning he had cancer to being gone.
Although I've never lost anyone to cancer, I've lost both of my parents
at a young age. My dad died in 2010 from heart failure when I was 14,
and my mom died in 2019 when I was 22 from kidney failure. The latter I still feel is my fault since I put her through a lot during my school years after dad died, and my mental development having been stunted (I feel) until recent years didn't help with her healthcare.
My deepest sympathies to you and your loved ones. I hope your dad rests
in peace - I'll pray to my mom and dad to send a warm welcome.
Born too late to experience the scene.
Born just in time to see it come back.
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I'm still around and about, have been low key for a few weeks as I ended up with Covid-19 and it's been kicking me around a bit. I'm on the mend and hope to do some more BBSing related stuff in the coming days.
I'm still around and about, have been low key for a few weeks as I ended up with Covid-19 and it's been kicking me around a bit. I'm on the mend and hope to do some more BBSing related stuff in the coming days.
I'm still around and about, have been low key for a few weeks as I
ended up with Covid-19 and it's been kicking me around a bit. I'm on
the mend and hope to do some more BBSing related stuff in the coming
days.
I'm still around and about, have been low key for a few weeks as I ended up with Covid-19 and it's been kicking me around a bit. I'm on the mend and hope to do some more BBSing related stuff in the coming days.
I'm still around and about, have been low key for a few weeks as I ended up with Covid-19 and it's been kicking me around a bit. I'm on the mend and hope to do some more BBSing related stuff in the coming days.
Hi all
I'm still around and about, have been low key for a few weeks as I ended up with Covid-19 and it's been kicking me around a bit. I'm on the mend and hope to do some more BBSing related stuff in the coming days.
Best, Paul
I'm still around and about, have been low key for a few weeks as I ended up with Covid-19 and it's been kicking me around a bit. I'm on the mend and hope to do some more BBSing related stuff in the coming days.
I'm still around and about, have been low key for a few weeks as I ended up with Covid-19 and it's been kicking me around a bit. I'm on the mend and hope to do some more BBSing related stuff in the coming days.
I'm still around and about, have been low key for a few weeks as I ended up with Covid-19 and it's been kicking me around a bit. I'm on the mend and hope to do some more BBSing related stuff in the coming days.
I'm still around and about, have been low key for a few weeks as I ended up with Covid-19 and it's been kicking me around a bit. I'm on the mend and hope to do some more BBSing related stuff in the coming days.
Hi all
I'm still around and about, have been low key for a few weeks as I ended up with Covid-19 and it's been kicking me around a bit. I'm on the mend and hope to do some more BBSing related stuff in the coming days.
Best, Paul
On 08-24-22 12:29, Avon wrote to All <=-
Hi all
I'm still around and about, have been low key for a few weeks as I
ended up with Covid-19 and it's been kicking me around a bit. I'm on
the mend and hope to do some more BBSing related stuff in the coming
days.
Avon said to All: <=-
I'm still around and about, have been low key for a few weeks as I ended
up with Covid-19 and it's been kicking me around a bit. I'm on the mend
and hope to do some more BBSing related stuff in the coming days.
On 05 Mar 2022, Avon said the following...
A bit of an update from me.
Wow, you've got a lot on your plate... good luck with everything... all the best to you and your parents... we'll be thinking about you!
Really sorry to hear this Paul. Hope he makes a solid recovery. Don't worry about anything else, including work. Doing 4 hours of work is probably 3 more hours than half of New Zealand is doing at the moment anyway!
Wishing you, your father and the rest of your family the very best.
and hope to do some more BBSing related stuff in the coming days.
Good to hear from you! and hope you feel better very soon!!
Here's more get-well wishes for you!!
Take care,
Glad you're ok. Sorry about covid, that can't be fun. We've been lucky enough to avoid it so far.
I've been mostly lurking lately with limited time but just saw this post -- hope it's not kicking your arse too much. It put me out for a few
days the first time around, but not too terribly bad. Hope you get quick recovery!
Ouch, hope all is ok!
Hey Paul, Hope it wasn't too rough on you, but glad you're on the
mend... take care.
Man that is horrible! I hope you are one of luck ones that its
something that isn't bad for you. Some people its a more tired that anything. Get rest lots of fluids be well!.
I wish you all the best, a quick recovery and no lasting effects!
Feel Better Soon! ... I had that crap for the first time after two
years, and I am Vaxxed, with two boosters ... Picked up the B-Varient and it kicked my butt. Felt like a train wreck and swallowing glass for
a week. Whew!
I hope you feel better soon.
Glad you're on the mend! and thank you for all the work you do keeping this train on the tracks.
Glad to hear you're on the mend. Peoples experience of COVID-19 seems
to vary very very much.
Stay well!
Get well soon! :)
Get better soon! I was vaxxed but not boosted and ended up with COVID in March. I just finally got rid of the cough. :(
Thanks :) Yep on the mend but walking not running (so to speak) at the moment.
Hope all is well with you. Appreciate your kind thoughts!
Yep doing better now but feel like I have a million messages and things
to do... will need to take it slow.
Nice to hear from you and hope all is well in your neck of the woods.
I wish you all the best, a quick recovery and no lasting effects!Well nothing fell off and so far asides some tiredness I think I've escaped rather lightly, so that's good.
2022 has been a tough year for many, guess it's been my turn to experience that in a number of ways... still gotta keep looking at the positives and appreciate what you have etc.
Hope you're doing OK and that day to day is treating you kind.
Avon wrote to Bex <=-
Good for you and thanks, yes on the mend :)
I also have been keeping up with boosters and think it made a big difference to the lessened severity of what I experienced.
I'm now just trying to play catch up on echomail, netmail, email, mail mail... eek! :)
On 09-03-22 10:03, Avon wrote to Vk3jed <=-
On 27 Aug 2022 at 10:46a, Vk3jed pondered and said...
Get well soon! :)
Tony!
Bless, thanks... I hope you and yours are well and that house and work stuff is sorting itself out.
Sending good vibes for fast track times and more:)
Thank you! I'm on holidays at the moment in northern Germany, next to
my notebook I'm looking at the baltic sea - it's quite nice :)
Besides, it's really a hard year for my wife and me, as we still want
to avoid CoViD (or to be precise: we want to avoid the chance of long lasting effects, because not being able to work isn't a nice thing).
But due to the fact that (as we have the feeling) everyone else has given up avoiding it and protecting others by wearing masks, we often feel unsafe and that hits us quite hard.
At least we found some new friends who share our feelings and thus we can meet them and feel safe there :)
I'm now just trying to play catch up on echomail, netmail, email, mai mail... eek! :)
I tend to just say "screw it" and delete everything. There's something theraputic about starting over.
Still waiting on the house, and work, well that's an ongoing issue.
Thanks. The first test is on October 1. :)
On 09-10-22 09:54, Avon wrote to Vk3jed <=-
On 07 Sep 2022 at 07:44p, Vk3jed pondered and said...
Still waiting on the house, and work, well that's an ongoing issue.
Gotcha, some steps forward, some back... know this feeling, hopefully
more steps forward..
Thanks. The first test is on October 1. :)
A case of lots of fast steps forward, this is something you are very
good at :)
Thank you! I'm on holidays at the moment in northern Germany, next to
my notebook I'm looking at the baltic sea - it's quite nice :)
I hope the holiday went well for you guys.
It's spring over here, daffodils
are coming up and trees starting to blossom. I've really got a ton of jobs outside our house to do in the garden etc. but I am procrastinating. Time
on keyboards in the weekend has been somewhat low as of late but this morning (Sat) I am having a catch up and chat :)
Besides, it's really a hard year for my wife and me, as we still want
to avoid CoViD [...]
I know this feeling also. Even though I have had it I am cautious and maintain masking in public areas and while moving between different floors in the building I work in. I think do what makes you both feel safe etc.
and that's fine.
Everyone can do what they are comfortable with, some of us like doing more than others :)
You're doing great!
Island visiting my old family home. My father was diagnosed with
prostate cancer a while back and has had some initial hormone treatment
days are full looking after her, cooking the meals etc. and I am also trying to work remotely while doing all of this. I think in truth I am
54... so the strategy to date had worked well but when delta and then omicron came in it was clear elimination would not work.
You can appreciate I am keen to avoid it, for myself, my father and my
mum who is super frail and I think would be hit hard / could die if she got it.
Keeping fingers crossed that you'll all be able to stay safe and avoid
the Covid!
A bit of an update from me.
visiting my old family home. My father was diagnosed with prostate cancer while back and has had some initial hormone treatment to shrink his prosta
Doing 4 hours of work is
probably 3 more hours than half of New Zealand is doing at the moment anyway!
Friday, we had some good news. My wife's scans don't show any signs of remaining cancer so far, so they are cautiously optimistic.
So, I'm trying to prepare myself mentally for the fact that it doesn't look like my father will be around much longer.
Barmed wrote to All <=-
Friday, we had some good news. My wife's scans don't show any signs of remaining cancer so far, so they are cautiously optimistic.
However, last night I got a message from my mom that my dad had fallen
at home and had to be taken to the hospital. had hit the arm that broke and had the rod in it. Then later, she told me they had found a blood clot in his lung, and it appears the cancer has spread to his brain.
So, I'm trying to prepare myself mentally for the fact that it doesn't look like my father will be around much longer.
Friday, we had some good news. My wife's scans don't show any signs of remaining cancer so far, so they are cautiously optimistic.
However, last night I got a message from my mom that my dad had fallen at home and had to be taken to the hospital. had hit the arm that broke and had the rod in it. Then later, she told me they had found a blood clot
in his lung, and it appears the cancer has spread to his brain.
So, I'm trying to prepare myself mentally for the fact that it doesn't look like my father will be around much longer.
So, I'm trying to prepare myself mentally for the fact that it doesn' look like my father will be around much longer.
I lost my day 12 years ago from prostate cancer, they said he might live
a year, he ended up living 5 years from his diagnoses. Cherish the time you have left and remember him fondly after he is gone.
Now, The hospital has sent my father home for home hospice, and they
says
it's going to be quick.
My sister is flying in from Germany, two of my dad's brothers were
driving in
today from Kansas. His sister and her husband are driving in tomorrow.
It used to be a running joke that this side of the family only gathers together for weddings and funerals.
No one is laughing right now.
It used to be a running joke that this side of the family
only gathers together for weddings and funerals.
Now, The hospital has sent my father home for home hospice, and they says it's going to be quick.
On 03-05-21 23:24, Ogg wrote to Barmed <=-
Hello Barmed!
** On Friday 05.03.21 - 20:05, Barmed wrote to Sparky:
It used to be a running joke that this side of the family
only gathers together for weddings and funerals.
It may be more common with many other families than you think.
Now, The hospital has sent my father home for home hospice, and they says it's going to be quick.
It used to be a running joke that this side of the family only
gathers together for weddings and funerals.
It may be more common with many other families than you think.
Now, The hospital has sent my father home for home hospice, and they
says it's going to be quick.
I lost my wife to cancer 5 years ago. If there is an option of a hospice house, I would recommend it. Things... change. You will know when it is time.
Now, The hospital has sent my father home for home hospice, and they says it's going to be quick.
It used to be a running joke that this side of the family only gathers together for weddings and funerals.
It may be more common with many other families than you think.
Mines the same, I have family I haven't seen since my Grandmothers funeral, I also have no idea how I might even get in touch with any of them these day
Spec
*** THE READER V4.50 [freeware]
It used to be a running joke that this side of the family
only gathers together for weddings and funerals.
It may be more common with many other families than you think.
Yes, it's definitely a running joke in my family. Sadly, the ratio of funerals to weddings is likely to increase in the future. But we have been keeping up the supply of weddings (including mine in 2018 :) ). :)
So, I'm trying to prepare myself mentally for the fact that
it doesn't look like my father will be around much longer.
Barmed wrote to Vk3jed <=-
They lived about a mile away from each other.
On 03-08-21 06:35, Barmed wrote to Vk3jed <=-
At the end of the day, the four of us are sitting in the office
talking. My dad and his cousin are talking about people and places and the usual, "Do you remeber.." update type things, going back about a decade. It had been about that long since they saw each other.
They lived about a mile away from each other.
So, I'm trying to prepare myself mentally for the fact that
it doesn't look like my father will be around much longer.
It's going to be rough going. Here's wishing you well as you
wade through the waves of emotion and reach the point when
weight of it all eases up.
He passed Monday morning. My sister told me it was peaceful.
He passed Monday morning. My sister told me it was peaceful.
We knew it was going to be quick, but were figuring a week or so. not 3 days.
I'm still in shock I'm sure. 36 days from learning he had cancer to him being gone.
Cancer fucking sucks. It took my first wife, I nearly lost my wife now
to it in November, and now my father. Not to mention other family over the yeats.
He passed Monday morning. My sister told me it was peaceful.
He passed Monday morning. My sister told me it was peaceful.
I went Saturday to see him. He had had a stroke while being transported home, so he couldn't talk, but he was alert and knew I was there.
Cancer fucking sucks. It took my first wife, I nearly lost my wife now
to it in November, and now my father. Not to mention other family over the yeats.
I'm sure your father felt the same way: death is but a pittance for
having kept such beautiful an acquaintance.
°²²²²² ³ Lee Westlake (aka TALIADON)
Wow. Nice words, all of them. Thanks... right now, at 41, I don't have
the words that you do - I intend on finding them.
He passed Monday morning. My sister told me it was peaceful.
On 09 Mar 2021, Barmed said the following...
132
On 08 Mar 2021, Ogg said the following...
So, I'm trying to prepare myself mentally for the fact that it doesn't look like my father will be around much longer.
It's going to be rough going. Here's wishing you well as you wade through the waves of emotion and reach the point when weight of it all eases up.
He passed Monday morning. My sister told me it was peaceful.
I went Saturday to see him. He had had a stroke while being transport home, so he couldn't talk, but he was alert and knew I was there.
I went back Sunday, and things were somewhat of a madhouse. The peopl from Hospice hadn't delivered some things yet. One of my brothers, t one that I shared the video a while back that promotes local business in theirvarea, has a friend he went to school with that owns a medica supply company. After a phone call to him, he met my brother and my dad's sister, who is a nurse, at his shop, and opened it up for them let us have whatever we neeedec0d for my dad. Dad was in a lot if discomfort, and the cancer was spreading so fast. you couldn't touch anywhere without hurting him. We got everything done to get him comfortable and set up to where hopefully we wouldn't have to move hi I stayed until he looked to be resting comfortably.
Then Monday, morning while I was feeding my dogs, my brother called t let me know my father was gone.
We knew it was going to be quick, but were figuring a week or so. not days.
I'm still in shock I'm sure. 36 days from learning he had cancer to being gone.
Although I've never lost anyone to cancer, I've lost both of my parents
at a young age. My dad died in 2010 from heart failure when I was 14,
and my mom died in 2019 when I was 22 from kidney failure. The latter I still feel is my fault since I put her through a lot during my school years after dad died, and my mental development having been stunted (I feel) until recent years didn't help with her healthcare.
My deepest sympathies to you and your loved ones. I hope your dad rests
in peace - I'll pray to my mom and dad to send a warm welcome.
Born too late to experience the scene.
Born just in time to see it come back.
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OK, "updates" sounds ominous, but it's just me talking about stuff I'm doing, ha. Noitced fsxNet was a little "holiday light" in terms of messages so thought I'd toss one in!
Came back from So Cal (Riverside, to be precise) after US turkey-day and was pretty wiped from travel, relatives, gluttony, etc. My parents are
My wife's step-dad has stage 4 cancer, last time I saw him he had a
I started a new BBS game project, this time in Lua! I typically flame out in the home stretch (always thinking -- no one cares, it's dumb, who will play it, etc.) but given it's a good excuse to learn more programming,
I'm optimistic I'll finish this one! It's called "Dungeon Dice" and it's
That's it, thanks for reading!
With regards to your dungeon crawling game in lua, at one time i wrote
a
door called lured. it was basically a door interface that was meant to
be
compatible with talisman lua mods. (or magicka, can't remember)
I'll have to find some time to connect over there and take a look at what you've got going. I keep saying I'll take a look at Talisman, but still haven't...
OK, "updates" sounds ominous, but it's just me talking about stuff I'm
few more games per week. You can also launch MRC directly from your
own
BBS, if you don't run it locally.
aLPHA wrote to All <=-
OK, "updates" sounds ominous, but it's just me talking about stuff I'm doing, ha. Noitced fsxNet was a little "holiday light" in terms of messages so thought I'd toss one in!
Came back from So Cal (Riverside, to be precise) after US turkey-day
and was pretty wiped from travel, relatives, gluttony, etc. My parents
are getting pretty frail, hard to see them like this, but they are
still mobile and reasonably ailment free, so that's good.
My wife's step-dad has stage 4 cancer, last time I saw him he had a
cough, now it looks like it won't be much longer. He's on an
experimental (hail-mary) treatment, so who knows. He's a good, kind man and really sucks to see people suffer. We had a good, long chat about
his childhood. Just want to be the one who listens right now.
I started a new BBS game project, this time in Lua! I typically flame
out in the home stretch (always thinking -- no one cares, it's dumb,
who will play it, etc.) but given it's a good excuse to learn more programming, I'm optimistic I'll finish this one! It's called "Dungeon Dice" and it's meant a procedural dungeon crawl, a roguelike, where movement is determined by a dice roll, you just pick the direction and
the encounters resolve as you meander toward the exit and hope you survive. Of course, only Talisman sysops will be able to run it (Lua)
but want to make it a add-on for this awesome BBS system.
I also closed down "Sysop Help Desk" on Discord. Too many things to manage/promote, and since Apam has a Matrix channel for Talisman
support, that's good enough for me!
If you don't mind me asking, how did you accomplish this. I can access
MRC from my Mystic but not from Talisman (where I spend more time) :-)
Came back from So Cal (Riverside, to be precise) after US turkey-day and was pretty wiped from travel, relatives, gluttony, etc.
I've been working in Riverside (not currently, but I'll probably be
back in
January at some point), and having gone there, it's interesting to
learn
exactly how much it is not close to Los Angeles at all.
Small world!!
Riverside likes to think it's in the "LA area" but it's not! I always fly into Ontario, only about 25 mins to downtown from there.
Small world!!I lost my call center job because I psychologically couldnt handle it, but I might be working at the shops at the Ontario Airport.
Riverside likes to think it's in the "LA area" but it's not! I always
fly
into Ontario, only about 25 mins to downtown from there.
My thanks as always to
Todd, Deon, Dan and Ruben for their help with the NETs they run - thanks guys!
Humm.... that's about it for now. I'd best get back to the admin stuff. Will post an update later of removals and an addition.
stay/visit to the hospital had her gall bladder taken out. She's spent
the last 7 days with us at home and today we're taking her back to her apartment.
My youngest son called us yesterday morning (my Saturday... as it's
Sunday here as I write this) to say he was also in the hospital
emergency department with breathing issues. So we shot down again to the
antibiotics and they think it's bad bronchitis brought on by the crappy student flat he is living in.
Work has been busy, we've had several changes in senior management
roles. The rest of us are wondering what changes are coming next.
I'm more aware of the passage of time these days and the loss some of the people I know/work with etc. feel as their parents pass away :(
Best wishes.
Hope your daughter is recovering quickly, and glad to hear your son is doing OK.. Is that going to motivate the landlords to do something about his place, or does it mean he'll be moving?
Enjoy your time with your folks too.
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