My husband - Chris - died on the 2nd May 2009 because he had anal cancer. He knew he was going and we spoke about lots and lots of things before he died. That is why I am just not prepared for the huge amount of guilt I feel now. I feel guilty that the world hasn't stopped turning round even though he has died. I feel like everything should stop as a mark of respect. I also feel very guilty that he had to be so ill he had to die. What a cruel cruel thing it is to make someone so ill their body just stops working. I wasn't ready for him to go. I really really hope these are normal feelings because I must hang on to my sanity for the sake of my 3 children. I have never known sadness like I feel right now. I can't believe that I will not hear his voice or feel his touch again. We were married for almost 32 years and I have known Chris for 34 years - since I was 16. What happens now? Ailsa
YIPPEEEEE!!!!!! GO YOU JUDI BLOOMING WELL DONE!!!!!!! We need good news too, I am so pleased for you and thank you Ed for making sure she got the application right and indeed found the job in the first place. xxxxxxxxxxx
Well done Judi
Thats great news .
Sorry to hear Dot ,Rosemary,Gayle,Lesley are all having a bad time.
I know the support i have receieved from all of you on numerous occasions has helped me through"those days.
Im sending (((((((HUGS)))))))))to all of you who need them at the moment.
And the hope that things improve.
Thanks Dave xxxxx
Sorry Helen we crossed or I missed you on the next page. Well done on your hygiene course, good to get the brain ticking again.
This weekend is going to be busy with family for Sam's 23rd birthday celebrations, tomorrow it is a chinese meal with the in-laws, and Sunday roast dinner with my family in Cranleigh, then afternoon tea with my big sis and her family as my niece is 16 on Wednesday (Sam's birthday is Monday) and then on Monday Samantha plans to cook us roast chicken dinner for the three of us here. That and doing the horse and walking the dogs means we should be worn out by Monday evening, what a whirl eh?
I'm hoping the floppy disk drive will turn up tomorrow and along with the Office 2007 I've uploaded I can get "Tanglewood" back in action and tempt you with a bit more - also read through it myself and get finishing it..... maybe we'll have it on the shelves by Christmas (ha ha dream on, but then if you don't have a dream it can't come true can it?). Hugs to you all, the fire is blazing well on the ledge and I've got sausages toasting and marshmallows for those that want them......
Hi Helen - I did a food hygiene course in November - still waiting for results...................I have no particular plans for this weekend...... but Alan has suggested we have a day out - after the awful week we've had. Not sure where to go though - I suppose it will depend on the weather. I know where I'd like to be................in the middle of the moors in the rain......folk can't tell if it's rain on my face or if I'm crying!!!!!!!!! xxxxxxx
Sounds busy Rosemary, hope you can enjoy it. The build up is usually worse than the event as we are all learning. Hope Sam has a lovely birthday xxx
Ooh I ll have a marshmallow please, any choccie to dip it in lol x
Well done Judi , i knew you could do it xxxx
Well done Judi - really really pleased for you xxxx
Fantastic news Judi, I knew you could do it. x x x
Lesley and rosemary it is difficult isn't it. I tast both scenarios i.e. being alone and having people around. Half of the week I have my son here on an evening and half of it he stays at his girlfriend's home. It is indeed much more lonely and hard on the days when he is not here. I used to try to worlk those nights so that I did not have to be in the house on my own. Just lately though I have had to request weekday nights. I am getting used to being on my own but do not like it. x x x
Dottee, I hope the DLA people sort things for you. I am glad that the problems are not all being put in the pending file.
Love and angel hugs to you all x x x Patricia x x x
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