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Camping was great, Dal the superman put up our tent and pottered around, a slight cough but overall not too bad. He took his antibiotics and just got on with it... That was a while ago now wasn't it
Sorry for my delay in updating, Dal had his scan in September and the mass on his lung has decreased but he needed further antibiotics to make sure it clears up. He has had a cough on and off through most of the past few months but he remains in good shape overall. His hair is growing and he is sporting...
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