Thanks Alan B.

Is your Nan still alive?

Wahine good morning, you are doing well, my form on missspelling and other stuff is far from good
Yes its is getting dark here
Three times told I had cancer,three times they got it wrong
Had [and it is not nice] Q fever then Barnam Forrest virus
Not dead yet, sugar too type two
Would not be dead for quids
Never give up and enjoy the little things, like sitting in the garden watch birds play in trees you planted

Dear Belly,

We got a phone-call a couple of days ago that my nephew
was in hospital - in a bad way. He's currently living
and working in Wellington, New Zealand. They moved
there under contract for a job he was offered. I
rang the hospital - and he's now been released. It turns
out that he's got something called "Addison's disease."
I never heard of it - so I'll have to do more research.
He's a young bloke with a young family.

You never know what life throws at you.
But with family support - you learn to cope.
I don't know where I'd be without my husband and family,
and the friends that I've made over all these decades
on this forum who've seen me through all of my traumas -
including my cancer diagnoses of the past. As you said -
when you think of all the alternatives - we need to
think that despite everything - life is good.

Hoping for the best Foxy for that young man
Convinced we should always live for the day it works for me

Dear Belly,

Thanks.

Foxy

If you and Belly want to carry on with a love affair on these pages, maybe you could kick-off a thread of your own.

This thread is about compromise, something you have done very little of, towards conservative morality over the years. But best of luck with your rainbow flag.

Cheers Diver