The Happy Thought Thread - Page 707

heero_yuy · 10-11-2015, 11:00

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Originally Posted by Gary L

Cool.
Do you think I'm unique enough to be invited onto the Jonathan Ross show?

you could come with me as my part time psychiatrist and toes sucker.

More like Jeremy Kyle so you can be harangued by over hysterical women.

denphone · 10-11-2015, 13:43

My sister has just phoned us up to tell us she has got a new full time job.

weenie · 10-11-2015, 13:53

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Originally Posted by denphone

My sister has just phoned us up to tell us she has got a new full time job.

Excellent news den

dilli-theclaw · 10-11-2015, 16:57

Back from the eye clinic and it's good news for a change

- No more deterioration with my eyes due to the diabetes. If I get a transplant soon they will remain stable now

And he was even more surprised that I have not had any cataract development - which usually happens with the operation I had on my eyes.

Happy days

**Hugh** · 10-11-2015, 17:23

Good news.

denphone · 10-11-2015, 17:30

That's excellent news dilli.

MalteseFalcon · 10-11-2015, 17:42

Excellent news dilli. Long may the good news come for you.

Gary L · 10-11-2015, 18:09

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Originally Posted by heero_yuy

More like Jeremy Kyle so you can be harangued by over hysterical women.

Oh God no. I hate Jeremy Loser Kyle.

nashville · 10-11-2015, 18:12

Never saw the advert yet, Hi Weenie Hope your Mum is ok and your Dad gets out of hospital soon

weenie · 10-11-2015, 18:35

Thanks Nash. The hospital and social work needs to arrange care before their is any chance of him coming home I think they are hoping to arrange for carers to come in 4 times daily which will be a great help to my Mother in Law. I must admit it's been a really stressful couple of weeks with both sets of parents but we have a good family unit who all muck in, well apart from my sister but she is extremely busy at her work.

Excellent news dilli.

TheDaddy · 10-11-2015, 21:33

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Originally Posted by Tinky

Belated congrats Rammy!!!

My happy thoughts, booked to go back to Tenerife beginning of December, but not before I lost some weight. So far 11 kilos lost. Also Sis in law coming down for Christmas/New year....... happy? You bet

Good work, there'll be nothing left of you at that rate, enjoy your hols to btw

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Originally Posted by denphone

l bet that multi coloured cast is dazzling to the eye dilli.

Not to his I bet

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Originally Posted by Hugh

Just had a clear out of the loft - it's amazing what carp/superfluous stuff you keep up there; going to charity shop (BHF), as they take small electronic goods.

Panasonic HD/DVD recorder
Panasonic DVD player
Matsui DVD player
2 x 19" monitors
Logitech 2.1 speaker system with sub-woofer
Sony radio alarm clock
19 LG LCD TV
Epson printer/scanner

And out of the back bedroom - and old wardrobe and chest of drawers.

Quite a haul...

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Originally Posted by denphone

My sister has just phoned us up to tell us she has got a new full time job.

Well done her

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Originally Posted by dilli-theclaw

Back from the eye clinic and it's good news for a change

- No more deterioration with my eyes due to the diabetes. If I get a transplant soon they will remain stable now

And he was even more surprised that I have not had any cataract development - which usually happens with the operation I had on my eyes.

Happy days

Good news

nashville · 11-11-2015, 00:09

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Originally Posted by weenie

Thanks Nash. The hospital and social work needs to arrange care before their is any chance of him coming home I think they are hoping to arrange for carers to come in 4 times daily which will be a great help to my Mother in Law. I must admit it's been a really stressful couple of weeks with both sets of parents but we have a good family unit who all muck in, well apart from my sister but she is extremely busy at her work.

Excellent news dilli.

Hope all goes well Weenie

Osem · 11-11-2015, 09:52

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Originally Posted by Tinky

You are right Osem, I can only imagine how difficult life must be for you, Osem Jnr 2 is a very lucky lad indeed to have such caring parents as yourselves.

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Originally Posted by Hugh

I have friends with a child (well, late teens now) with severe Autism, and their good humour, patience, and love never fail to humble me - I really admire them (and you) for all you do, day in and day out, especially all the stuff others do not see.

But as you say, a night like you had shines a light of hope.

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Originally Posted by denphone

It must be very hard for you both sometimes but l am sure when you see his happy smiling face looking at you sometimes l bet it brings a lump to your throat.

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Originally Posted by weenie

I can only imagine how hard it is Osem but Osem #2 is one lucky boy to have such wonderful and lovely parents.

Is Osem Jnr still in love?

Hope you are feeling better Osem as I have not really had time to be on the CF lately as my Mum has been attending hospital quite a bit lately and my Father in Law is in hospital atm so it's been a really busy time for me lately.

Thanks guys. Yes it is hard and the bigger he gets the more difficult it gets (he's 6'2" now, as strong as an ox and has all the hairy bits & somewhat obnoxious traits which accompany boys of his age) but now matter how trying, there's never a day during which he doesn't do something which brings a smile to my face and joy to my heart. He's a treasure in so many ways and I'll never stop loving him.

Over the weekend I took him for some lunch to our favourite local café. As I was paying I noticed another middle aged guy standing in the queue behind me who'd been watching my lad (as he was being a bit noisy) and we looked at each other very briefly but I thought no more of it. On my way out I looked over to where he'd been sitting and realised he too was with a teenage lad with special needs - his son/grandson I presume. I wanted to go back in and say something but didn't and I regret that now. It's really hard when you feel so isolated and I dare say he'd have welcomed a chat with someone who knows exactly what he's going through. I'll keep my eyes open for them in future and if our paths do cross again I'll say hello.

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Originally Posted by dilli-theclaw

Back from the eye clinic and it's good news for a change

- No more deterioration with my eyes due to the diabetes. If I get a transplant soon they will remain stable now

And he was even more surprised that I have not had any cataract development - which usually happens with the operation I had on my eyes.

Happy days

Great Dilli. Let's hope this is just the start of a change in your fortunes.

MalteseFalcon · 11-11-2015, 12:14

Think this should be a moan rather than a happy thought. Had a phone call from the hospital literally ten minutes ago. Got a pre op assessment on November 27th at 10 past 9, then going in for actual op on December 11!

not looking forward to it at all. 2 weeks before Christmas as well, so need to get presents bought and wrapped ASAP. And because of diabetes, it's an overnight stay as well.

weenie · 11-11-2015, 12:26

Good luck Mark and I wish you a speedy recovery.