elizabethc
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Happy birthday from Australia
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Maybe it's time to consider moving to a retirement village where there would be companionship with independence. There's one in your old stomping ground of Morpeth and many others to choose from.
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I always enjoy reading your blog Sue; you write well. Your blog makes me feel I'm hearing from a friend and how you live, helping so many others, inspires me. I wish I lived just around the corner so I could pop in, but ah well. Keep on writing. Regards Elizabeth
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It gets better.... very slowly.
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I'm so glad you will have Trevor and Alice to stay soon and glad that you seem so much better.
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Very glad to see you back Fred. Your blogs always give me hope for an active future despite my stroke in 2008 which left my left side weak. I too use a scooter to get around in the community and I am supported by a wonderful husband just as you are supported by your wife.
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Great to have the Blogs back!
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Hi Graham, Ithink I met you at a conference in Newcastle and spoke with you on the phone a few times after that . I am pleased to read your life is going well and that operations have worked for you. Imoved to Sydney years ago and we lost contact. I can walk very slowly with a stick but have no use of my left arm/hand (no spasticity either) I will send you my phone number and email in a private message on this site so we might contact again. Elizabeth Carter -
Imagine the sense of achievement when you complete your exercise program and also the physical improvements. Good that life is looking up. Cheers Elizabethc
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Thanks for the update Mitch. Do you use a spinner knob to drive? Elizabethc
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Reading various blogs and forum posts has really helped me in my recovery (stil not complete) in these last 7 years since my stroke. Thank you to all. Elizabethc
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Fred, Happy New Year to you and your wife; I hope 2016 brings you improved health and mobility so that you can once again engage in all the activities you enjoy. Keep blogging please Elizabethc
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We have never sent cards or an annual letter, although we do enjoy the few annual letters we get - none of them about elaborate lifestyles. At this stage of life most of the letters recount the various "health incidents" of the writer or writer's family. I hope you and Jules enjoy your Christmas - it will be especially nice to have the grandchildren around. Are you eating at the long table in the garden again? - that looked so good last year. Cheers Elizabethc
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You will no doubt enjoy your outback Christmas - sharing some of it with little Alice, not so little anymore. Best wishes Elizabethc
