Old Lincolnian
Coventry |
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Tue 25th Dec 2018 11:23am
Thinking of you, your wife and your family at this time of year Philip and sending you our best wishes. |
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PhiliPamInCoventry
Holbrooks Thread starter
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Sat 5th Jan 2019 2:27pm
Hi to you all
PAM UPDATE:
Pam continues to receive the lovely care and treatment at UHCW. She does have up and down days, but her response to her two chemo bouts has been truly remarkable, so much so, her third is booked for a week on Monday. We both express our joyful gratitude to everyone, for the kindness shown throughout this ordeal. Her visitor tally now stands at over 60 (not all at once you understand). Her ward, no.35, is such a long walk, we take a packed lunch. When we arrive, I think we are in Leicestershire.
I do look in on the forum most days, I haven't lost touch and hopefully not my mind either. I am grateful for the team covering, very, very much so.
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Dreamtime
Perth Western Australia |
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Sat 5th Jan 2019 4:49pm
I, as well as other members on this forum I am sure, thank you Philip for keeping us up to date about Pam's progress. What an ordeal to have to go through. She is from strong stock I bet, so you must tell her she is in our thoughts and you in her's too, so look after yourself. |
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PhiliPamInCoventry
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Sat 12th Jan 2019 10:07pm
Hi all
A Story.
My Pam continues to receive loving care at UHCW. Her next chemo dose is on Monday all being well. Anyway, life still goes on. I am so grateful to family and friends who are helping me keep home ship-shape. I still have my enjoyments, a bit of music and the odd shunt in the goods yard, as I call it.
PS. You're all getting this burp, because I am waiting for the tumble drier to finish.
Just prior to Christmas 1982, my Pam accompanied by our twelve year old Michael, trudged to Beatties model shop in Birmingham to treat me to the first ever ready to run Manor loco. Bachmann 4-6-0, tender loco. Forty years on, and after receiving a major overhaul last year, it itself trundled through Bramble Grove this evening. It's a fabulous runner to this day. Pam must have loved me then! I did a post about this loco on our model railway topic, but the subject of this post is my Pam.
See post 631 in Our World in Miniature |
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Gilly
Melbourne Australia |
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Sat 12th Jan 2019 10:41pm
It is good of you to keep us updated on Pam's progress Philip. We think about you and send our loving thoughts to you both every day. I do hope that you are taking great care of all Pam's teddies Love and Hugs from Gilly and Les. |
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PhiliPamInCoventry
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Sat 12th Jan 2019 10:54pm
Hi Gilly and Les,
All six hundred of them. Love from us too!! |
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PhiliPamInCoventry
Holbrooks Thread starter
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Sun 13th Jan 2019 7:36pm
Hi all
With my care-home lady still in UHCW, I'm trying to be good and maintain some sort of order. I am helped by a weekly domestic help, who is fabulous.
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Helen F
Warrington |
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Wed 16th Jan 2019 7:34pm
Thanks from me too for keeping us updated. Good to know that you're keeping up the standards.
Thinking of you both. |
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PhiliPamInCoventry
Holbrooks Thread starter
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Thu 17th Jan 2019 6:37pm
Hi all
Pam is home but wired up with tube feed supplements. Lots of suitability assessments taking place over the coming days. It's lovely to have her home, even though she won't stop shouting at me, I keep getting it wrong.
Love to you all |
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argon
New Milton |
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Thu 17th Jan 2019 8:45pm
Bad luck Philip, my wife keeps shouting at me but I just take my hearing aids out and then it doesn't bother me. Can't you borrow some hearing aids from a friend and then you can take them out and that might cure it. |
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Dreamtime
Perth Western Australia |
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Fri 18th Jan 2019 2:43am
Aww, a little patience goes a long long way Philip. Wait till Pam runs her fingers along the picture rails, you haven't suffered enough yet!
Seriously, lovely to see she is home again, so get your nurses outfit on and do your duty (I would like to see that)
A big WELCOME HOME PAM x |
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Annewiggy
Tamworth |
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Fri 18th Jan 2019 11:34am
Hi Philip. I expect she is feeling frustrated that she wants to get back to things herself and she is not able to. Let's hope it is not too long to the next stage where she is doing things and you are shouting at her not to do too much. Anyway, I am glad she is back home with you. Keep smiling. xx |
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TonyS
Coventry |
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Fri 18th Jan 2019 6:32pm
Just spotted your update! Great news Philip! What you need is a walk-talkie. That way you have no excuse for not hearing Pam when she wants you! |
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PhiliPamInCoventry
Holbrooks Thread starter
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Tue 29th Jan 2019 4:11pm
Afternoon all
Pam is responding well to her treatment at present, shackled somewhat by tubes, but delighted to be home in Pam's cottage hospital in Holbrooks. That is something else we will have to add to our Hall Brooks railway. Hey! |
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Helen F
Warrington |
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Wed 30th Jan 2019 11:17am
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