Friends, Family & Carers Forum

[Former-Member]

@Sophie1 

Quick wave in passing, trust you & Ms S are having a lovely time with your nieces. 

[Sophie1]

Hi @Former-Member ... yep 👍 they are fun and really lovely - they even cooked dinner for us last night - fried rice !! .. we r out at our family holiday house now playing scrabble and relaxing yay !! ... I'm exhausted tho as was up at 4.30am as they decided they wanted to go to the markets arriving at the markets at 6am!!

[Former-Member]

Hi @Mrsjones 

How are you going?

[Shaz51]

Hello and hugs @Former-Member , @Sophie1 , @Carlachris , @Mrsjones , @Mrsjones 

Remembering when pur lives had missed exch other 

And joined together years later xxxx 

[Shaz51]

Ha ha sorry @Former-Member  me shaz and I was saying we just missed each other years ago but met up again years later xxxx

[Former-Member]

Ships in the night?  @Shaz51  🛳️⛵.  

[Former-Member]

Hello @Bobkat 

It is so very hard when our partners find the going so rough that it impacts upon their ability to cope with work. Is your husband able to do much around home to help?

[Former-Member]

@Mrsjones 

How are things going with you and yours?

[Bobkat]

Yes, he can and does - he is keeping busy with jobs like refurbishing our deck. We just need to keep it to tasks round the house and garden that don't require spending too much money, which is a bit limiting.

Nevertheless, I am grateful he is up and active. In previous times when things got bad, he might stay in his room for days, crying and sleeping. It is a much better sign that he is keeping busy and not dwelling on everything spinning in his head

[Former-Member]

Has he given up work before @Bobkat or is this a new thing?