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Come Inside... => The Medical Centre => Topic started by: Nick on November 06, 2019, 04:58:50 PM
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Her newest granddaughter is being christened in the Midlands in about 10 days and she was on about getting a taxi there and back, which is bonkers. I said I would take her and bring her back.
I am in touch with her daughter. Yet again, she is back in hospital. SHe has been on morphine for pain relief now for a couple of years but this obviously causes problems. including addiction, presumably. The hospital has withdrawn the morphine and this is also not good.
The daft owld trout is in a bad way. I have told the daughter that if she is still in hospital on christening day I will go to visit.
Frankly, none of this is looking good
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Hard to know what to say. It's all very unfair on her
Wish her well from us please
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Life really can be a bastard. Loads of love to Miss C
You're a top bloke Nick :thumbsup:
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She really has endured sooooo much and I'm sure your friendship has helped her get through so much.
Send her all our best wishes and biggest hugs
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Yes what they said ^. Top blokery by you Nick
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Send our best ....
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Give the old boot my best wishes as well.
She has put up with such a lot for such a long time. noooo: sad24:
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What they all said, send her love from me and LL... And yes, you are a top bloke Nick... Thumbs:
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Miss C too poorly sick to go to christening. so going to the horsepickle tomorrow (with choc biscuits) to pay the owld trout a visit, like
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Miss C too poorly sick to go to christening. so going to the horsepickle tomorrow (with choc biscuits) to pay the owld trout a visit, like
Thumbs: to you visiting ..
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Miss C too poorly sick to go to christening. so going to the horsepickle tomorrow (with choc biscuits) to pay the owld trout a visit, like
Top Man! Thumbs:
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Postponed. They are sending her home tomorrow but she has no idea what time and there will be armies of carers doing stuff with fridge, cleaning and so on noooo:
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Taking her here on Friday
https://rutlandarmsbakewell.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2019/05/Daily-Menu-2019.pdf (https://rutlandarmsbakewell.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2019/05/Daily-Menu-2019.pdf)
Fully wheelchair accessible, thank god. It can be a struggle NickSick
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Taking her here on Friday
https://rutlandarmsbakewell.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2019/05/Daily-Menu-2019.pdf (https://rutlandarmsbakewell.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2019/05/Daily-Menu-2019.pdf)
Fully wheelchair accessible, thank god. It can be a struggle NickSick
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Taking her here on Friday
https://rutlandarmsbakewell.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2019/05/Daily-Menu-2019.pdf (https://rutlandarmsbakewell.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2019/05/Daily-Menu-2019.pdf)
Fully wheelchair accessible, thank god. It can be a struggle NickSick
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Thumbs: Thumbs: top blokery Nick
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Taking her here on Friday
https://rutlandarmsbakewell.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2019/05/Daily-Menu-2019.pdf (https://rutlandarmsbakewell.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2019/05/Daily-Menu-2019.pdf)
Fully wheelchair accessible, thank god. It can be a struggle NickSick
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Thumbs: Thumbs: top blokery Nick
Thumbs: Thumbs: Thumbs: A kind gesture, have fun
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Taking her here on Friday
https://rutlandarmsbakewell.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2019/05/Daily-Menu-2019.pdf (https://rutlandarmsbakewell.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2019/05/Daily-Menu-2019.pdf)
Fully wheelchair accessible, thank god. It can be a struggle NickSick
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Thumbs: Thumbs: top blokery Nick
Thumbs: Thumbs: Thumbs: A kind gesture, have fun
Top man Nick... Send her our love... Thumbs: Thumbs: Thumbs: Thumbs:
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Nice one Nick. Hugs from me to Miss C Thumbs: Thumbs: Thumbs: Thumbs: Thumbs:
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Trip postponed again as Miss C very sick and being taken back into hospital noooo:
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Trip postponed again as Miss C very sick and being taken back into hospital noooo:
Oh noooo: noooo:
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Trip postponed again as Miss C very sick and being taken back into hospital noooo:
Oh... cry:
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Trip postponed again as Miss C very sick and being taken back into hospital noooo:
Not good noooo:
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Miss C was on pretty good form and looking better than I have seen her look for a while (change of meds). Off we went for a rather splendid lunch in Bakewell (her pheasant and me brisket with yummy accompaniments/trimmings.
Then the fun started. I had taken care to establish that the establish DEFINITELY had disabled access and toilets and was told that it did. The short ramp up (and later down) from the car park was at an angle of about 30 degrees eeek: Up was a struggle, down risked ski-jumping into the road.
But before that she want to go to the loo before we left for the drive back to Sheffield.
Disabled toilet my arse evil: I got her and her wheelchair jammed in the door and there was no way of getting her in there and getting the door shut. I fetched the Manager who suggested taking her into the regular Ladies. Not keen on this, so a lady member of staff was summoned who checked the coast was clear and guarded the door. Situation here was even worserer. A helpful customer suggested we used the disabled toilet noooo:
She offered to help, so off we went again. A former nurse, she offered to help Miss C get upright "whlle your husband helps you get your knickers off" eeek: eeek: eeek:
Me: I AN NOT HER HUSBAND
Miss C (simultaneously): HE IS NOT MY HUSBAND
Helpful customer says, "Well I can help you get them off but we haven't been introduced!"
Meanwhile screens are produced and I vacate the area
Then the ski jump. We make the manager help out who is not apologetic.
A grand day out with added knicker removal
Miss C has a scheme which I will report soon in the Pets thread eeek: eeek:
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Miss C was on pretty good form and looking better than I have seen her look for a while (change of meds). Off we went for a rather splendid lunch in Bakewell (her pheasant and me brisket with yummy accompaniments/trimmings.
Then the fun started. I had taken care to establish that the establish DEFINITELY had disabled access and toilets and was told that it did. The short ramp up (and later down) from the car park was at an angle of about 30 degrees eeek: Up was a struggle, down risked ski-jumping into the road.
But before that she want to go to the loo before we left for the drive back to Sheffield.
Disabled toilet my arse evil: I got her and her wheelchair jammed in the door and there was no way of getting her in there and getting the door shut. I fetched the Manager who suggested taking her into the regular Ladies. Not keen on this, so a lady member of staff was summoned who checked the coast was clear and guarded the door. Situation here was even worserer. A helpful customer suggested we used the disabled toilet noooo:
She offered to help, so off we went again. A former nurse, she offered to help Miss C get upright "whlle your husband helps you get your knickers off" eeek: eeek: eeek:
Me: I AN NOT HER HUSBAND
Miss C (simultaneously): HE IS NOT MY HUSBAND
Helpful customer says, "Well I can help you get them off but we haven't been introduced!"
Meanwhile screens are produced and I vacate the area
Then the ski jump. We make the manager help out who is not apologetic.
A grand day out with added knicker removal
Miss C has a scheme which I will report soon in the Pets thread eeek: eeek:
Thumbs: Thumbs:
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Miss C was on pretty good form and looking better than I have seen her look for a while (change of meds). Off we went for a rather splendid lunch in Bakewell (her pheasant and me brisket with yummy accompaniments/trimmings.
Then the fun started. I had taken care to establish that the establish DEFINITELY had disabled access and toilets and was told that it did. The short ramp up (and later down) from the car park was at an angle of about 30 degrees eeek: Up was a struggle, down risked ski-jumping into the road.
But before that she want to go to the loo before we left for the drive back to Sheffield.
Disabled toilet my arse evil: I got her and her wheelchair jammed in the door and there was no way of getting her in there and getting the door shut. I fetched the Manager who suggested taking her into the regular Ladies. Not keen on this, so a lady member of staff was summoned who checked the coast was clear and guarded the door. Situation here was even worserer. A helpful customer suggested we used the disabled toilet noooo:
She offered to help, so off we went again. A former nurse, she offered to help Miss C get upright "whlle your husband helps you get your knickers off" eeek: eeek: eeek:
Me: I AN NOT HER HUSBAND
Miss C (simultaneously): HE IS NOT MY HUSBAND
Helpful customer says, "Well I can help you get them off but we haven't been introduced!"
Meanwhile screens are produced and I vacate the area
Then the ski jump. We make the manager help out who is not apologetic.
A grand day out with added knicker removal
Miss C has a scheme which I will report soon in the Pets thread eeek: eeek:
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Miss C was on pretty good form and looking better than I have seen her look for a while (change of meds). Off we went for a rather splendid lunch in Bakewell (her pheasant and me brisket with yummy accompaniments/trimmings.
Then the fun started. I had taken care to establish that the establish DEFINITELY had disabled access and toilets and was told that it did. The short ramp up (and later down) from the car park was at an angle of about 30 degrees eeek: Up was a struggle, down risked ski-jumping into the road.
But before that she want to go to the loo before we left for the drive back to Sheffield.
Disabled toilet my arse evil: I got her and her wheelchair jammed in the door and there was no way of getting her in there and getting the door shut. I fetched the Manager who suggested taking her into the regular Ladies. Not keen on this, so a lady member of staff was summoned who checked the coast was clear and guarded the door. Situation here was even worserer. A helpful customer suggested we used the disabled toilet noooo:
She offered to help, so off we went again. A former nurse, she offered to help Miss C get upright "whlle your husband helps you get your knickers off" eeek: eeek: eeek:
Me: I AN NOT HER HUSBAND
Miss C (simultaneously): HE IS NOT MY HUSBAND
Helpful customer says, "Well I can help you get them off but we haven't been introduced!"
Meanwhile screens are produced and I vacate the area
Then the ski jump. We make the manager help out who is not apologetic.
A grand day out with added knicker removal
Miss C has a scheme which I will report soon in the Pets thread eeek: eeek:
I see the comedy in this Nick, but that really is appalling fella
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We have made complaints, but the food was yummy.
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We have made complaints, but the food was yummy.
Well done lad, a day to remember for both of you. :thumbsup:
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We have made complaints, but the food was yummy.
A grand day out! I bet she loved it! :thumbsup:
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She did :thumbsup: Pity about the weather. And having to have a stranger remove her pants noooo: noooo:
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The girl's still got it :thumbsup: lol:
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She was on good form, just have to sort out the rescue dog now noooo:
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But how is she going to manage looking after that ? scared2:
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It will be fine in the new place once I have shampooed it :thumbsup:
scared2:
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It will be fine in the new place once I have shampooed it :thumbsup:
scared2:
But how are you going to train a dog to take down knickers?
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It will be fine in the new place once I have shampooed it :thumbsup:
scared2:
But how are you going to train a dog to take down knickers?
rubschin:
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I don't need the help of a dog eyes:
I find my mind turning in the direction of Bra Clips rubschin: