Krystyna23040
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Thank you @Lamont D . I agree it is heartbreaking having your partner being unwell.I can only repeat what the others have said @Krystyna23040.
I would also ask if another hospital in the country especially in not too far away London could arrange for that certain specialist you need.
Lots of hugs. I certainly know what having your partner being unwell is certainly like!
All my best wishes and my prayers.
Oh, Krystyna....what a horrible position for Mr K.5.5 this morning.
An update on Mr K. He was not so good this morning so had to go to A&E again.hi
This time the doctor told him the truth. He does urgently need an op. Exercise won't sort it. The problem is that he needs a surgeon on duty who has the expertise to do the op and there is a 2 month wait list to see a suitable surgeon. If he is operated on by a surgeon who doesn't have the right expertise they can make his condition worse.
The doctor he saw today is going to try to get him an appointment with the specialist surgeon as soon as possible.
On the subject of some meds, myself & Lauren have been discussing such recently.I had my modest weirdest dream last night, the duoloxitene certainly has my brain doing the weirdest.
it was back when I was a late twenty years old.
I was struggling to get in touch with Mrs L.
I needed for Mrs L to be close to me for whatever reason I'm not sure.
going into and out of pubs, asking where she is from friends, anyone.
I was desperate.
I was worried.
I believed everything had happened to Mrs L, including leaving the kids......!
I went back home kids in bed asleep.
I looked out of the front room window, nothing.
The kitchen window. Nothing!
I was losing hope, I had to go to work in the morning.
I phoned family. I phoned friends. Whoever...
Midnight came and went, stood on the front porch.
I think I smoked.....!
Then, as I had one last look by the nearby pub. Lots in them days!
Mrs L appeared around the corner
I was so relieved, I never had the chance or in the dream got the chance to ask.
She climbed the stairs and without a word went straight upstairs and went to sleep...
I just screamed and woke up!
Thanks as always mate.On the subject of some meds, myself & Lauren have been discussing such recently.
As mentioned earlier I had a bad reaction to a similar medication.
If talking therapy, is about relaxing the patient enough to talk about distressing memories.and facing them again ?
Perhaps the medication route is similar, is our conclusion.
But with no 'guardrails' it's a bit more free flowing and chaotic?
On duloxatine (still) I had similar anxiety filled dreams
Mine were more we had parted and everything to get us back together failed.
That aching desperation bringing back the feeling directly after the accident, is what we put that down to.
Which i would say is reasonably what is happening to you, given recent events.
Not pleasant at all, I know
But sometimes having some understanding of the underlying reasons of perhaps what we dream meant, can help ..it did for me, anyway
Hoping for better days ahead for you both
While the washing & Mrs L took a tumble
The dinner she started provided a nice feast as well as a welcome visitor.
I'd call that a honourable draw for the day..
Best wishes to you both
Take care fella.
Thank you @jjraak .Oh, Krystyna....what a horrible position for Mr K.
As you know all ops carry some risks, and while Mr K is so poorly it might seem counter intuitive to hold off operating, clearly the docs are concerned enough to want to delay.
Hard for you both, but a sensible solution while it stays as it is.
I hope the search for a top qualified surgeon bears fruit asap.
I think @Lamont D suggestion is worth considering, though goodness knows how you even go about finding that out ?
Big hugs to you both, it's resolved asap.
Best wishes JJ + Lauren.
Smashing woodland pond scene - great colour choicesgennepher >^..^< 2025 All Rights Reserved
Fbg 6.8
The next page in my sketchbook...
Watercolours and black ink...
A really warm day today...
But night temperatures are cool at 3° C.
My house plants are still outside in the garden and I have a feeling it's probably about time I brought them in.....
I slowed down a bit today with sorting my bedroom. Hopefully tomorrow I'll get some get up and go and manage to do some more work on it.
Time for a cup of tea....
Still the photo uploader to this site is broken.....
So, here is a link to elsewhere of my painting
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The next page in my sketchbook... | gennepher
©️gennepher >^..^< 2025 All Rights Reserved The next page in my sketchbook... Watercolours and black ink... A really warm day...www.blipfoto.com
Love this @dunelmGood morning everyone on the end of the long weekend and also the start of the short weekend if you fancy.
5.9 this a.m.
Sad to read about Mr K @Krystyna23040 and hope you can get this resolved quite quickly. As Marcus Aurelius once observed, “The art of living is more like wrestling than dancing”, and seemingly so when trying to get what you need through the layers of the NHS sometimes.
Today is the 200th anniversary of the first passenger train run from Darlington to Stockton and a restored replica of Rocket 1 is going to chug it’s way down the line to cheering crowds of train spotters sporting tartan duffel bags and matching flasks, wondering why there isn’t a number on the engine to cross off in their little train spotting book of train numbers.
Out to lunch today with Mrs Miggins’ siblings - yipee! Another job for the reluctant duty driver.
Art bit. Two different inks with differing chromatic effects when painted onto wet paper - and a bit of watered down bleach.
I hope that any pains are tolerable. I must finish this late koffy and go for a walk before the rest of the day kicks in.
I just sorted through the DVDs and have kept only a handful of them. The rest will go to the charity shop. No time to actually watch anything at present. I have 3 books on the go atm and should finish them before I look at any DVDs - a Bob Mortimore one, a David Mitchell one and a much delayed rereading of The Pilgrim's Progress. Trouble is, I keep going to sleep when reading, as I do when watching TV or a DVD.BG was 7.9 at 05.00 today. That wasn't my getting up figure - I slept in the chair, as for all this week and woke at 05.00, check BG, got a cup of coffee and fell asleep again. Woke again at 07.00. BG still at 7.9, but very quickly rose to 8.2 (Libre told me so). Took painkillers at that point. Still groggy, so I've been dozing on and off since then and only just had breakfast and tablets. Woke when the postman called to pick up mail (collect from home service).
Neil is still finding videos for me to check. The vast majority are home recorded and so will just go to the dump. Quite a lot are pre-recorded ones and will go to the charity shop. Some I am keeping, just in case Neil ever does get the video player going with this PC. Next thing to sort through is a big box full of DVDs.
As he clears shelves of videos, Neil is emptying boxes of books which he has been storing for years and refilling the shelves. We appear to have many duplicates, so I guess there are some books to go out as well. The walls of our lounge are lined with bookshelves plus one wall of the long corridor between the main part of the house and Neil's part, plus extra shelves above two doorways, plus one wall of Neil's bedroom, plus bookcase sections in my bedroom, plus a huge bookcase Neil built in to his living room, and still boxes of books that have nowhere to go. Almost fogot - shelves of cookery and currently in use books in the kitchen. We like books in this family.
Am finding it increasingly neccessary to edit...I did wonder if that is what you really meant @Krystyna23040
I find it impossible nowadays to correct predictive text, because my text is correct when I actually press send, But the moment I press send it changes as it is sending...
One of our friends raised a pig for meat, it did escape regularly and it was very friendly, when the time came she was so upset that she has not kept a pig since.9.4 at 05.30 today. I know why that was and will try not to do it again.
DIL has just bought two piglets as pets-cum-ploughs for their back garden. That involved fixing the outer fence and getting an electric fence installed as well. There are loads of regulations involved in pig keeping - more than I had realised, but then I never had any thoughts of keeping pigs. They are sort of pets, but at the end of the day, they will be meat. More regulations involved in that. Just hope they are not as good at getting out as the dogs were.
Of course a shock. Hope he has recovered.Am waiting for news from the hospital. Mr K went downhill today and is about to have emergency surgery on complications from surgery he had a few years ago.
All should go well, but I just cannot sleep. I cancelled classes when he rang me to say he was waiting for an ambulance. It was a shock and I still feel shaky.
I've warned them about that but they have assured me that it will be OK. We'll see about that.One of our friends raised a pig for meat, it did escape regularly and it was very friendly, when the time came she was so upset that she has not kept a pig since.
So beware of getting too attatched.
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