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“Getting a cancer diagnosis is extremely stressful, and that brings a whole load of emotions, and lack of sleep certainly does not help. I think many of us have periods of insomnia. I experienced a long period of not sleeping. I could go off to sleep quite quickly, but after an hour I would find myself wide awake again, and would spend the rest of the night getting frustrated because I couldn't sleep."
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Hi Gilly, the party was wonderful, as was seeing our son & family. Awww my friend, I'm in no position to take on any furry friends, but the half tiger fella is a therapy cat, with a loving home already, and ginger will find a home soon.
I know the therapies are applicable to the accessory nerve, but not to your LOH specific circumstances, but if you don't ask, you'll never know, the pudendal nerve which relates to my cancer, can be repaired even after being severed, sadly this is not well known, and it can't be the only nerve that can be, can it?, PS as you've called me a bad influence before lol, I'm not telling you the other name for this nerve
Well Gilly, all I can say is once you start making your own ice cream, you'll never buy shop bought again, I use an Icemalux, not easy to find and a slightly unconventional ice cream, but having amazing cream to eat in 4 minutes is fab, as for duck eggs, I'm not sure they taste better than a hens, freshness is what matters, but those big golden yolks certainly look yummy.
not sure what kind of weekend Sheila is having, as she's not with us, as she's away in Cambridge with her son and DIL, I'm with my eldest daughter, her mum, our eldest granddaughter and of course Poppy.
Sleep well my friend xx
Hiya Eddie, I had 3 Maine coons, all sisters. Beautiful cats. Lost the last 1 in 2023 aged 16 … so a good age. Truly wonderful cats
PM … Personal message … Which is down at the moment 
I’m fine, nursing a bruised heart, but it’s all good hon. I’m made of strong stuff, like my good friend Gill.
Talking of which … Gill … are you still wrestling with your recliner ???
xxx
Hiya Debs, my 1 brain cells activated after sending my last post, of course PM means private messaging, having 22 friends on PMs, I should have known, but I'm sorry your having issues with it, if it persists call Macmillan. It usually resolves itself.
Gilly told me about your recent loss, for which I'm truly sorry, and all to familiar with, but just seeing one Maine Coon was impressive, living with three sounds amazing. I've had six cats over the years from the cutest little 2 1/2 lb girl to a lovably dopey 9lb boy, but nothing like having three mini tigers in the house.
Good to hear that your doing ok
my friend, and I'm sure Gilly's about, toolbox away and recliner well tested.
love Eddie and Sheila xx
