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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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Well done Sonia. Our Aldi and Tesco are much closer than 3 months away and Waitrose closer still, probably 1/4 mile. I used my ancient (1980s) mobility scooter for a trip to town today. It got me where I needed to go but began to falter on the way back home, requiring a connector to be fiddled with to maintain power. With my windswept nearly white hair which needs to be cut and leaning over one side and hunched to hold the offending connector, I must have looked like an escapee from a vintage fairground ghost house. I'm no longer confident walking far with just two sticks. The scooter or rollator give me a safer feel if I don't want to bother with driving and parking.
Do you keep bread in the fridge? If not, it does seem to go off quickly rather than just go stale like in the olden days 
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Awe good grief someone else with scooter woes!
My mastiff pal has a tradition which involves any time taken as holiday from work then coinciding with something domestic and costly fritzing!
True to form yesterday she got in car and was warned DO NOT DRIVE. Electrical failure.
Tow truck pointed out she also had a nail in a tyre!
How are you doing? Wrestled your tresses into submission?
Cheers
Hi Amanda but I hope you're reading this in the morning after a good night's sleep.
I'm all formed out now hon, but got them done. There was lots of referencing blah, but the worst was how dark it got and the light was sickly on the pages. So I squinted, a lot, and my eyes are now like beads. Not attractive but I'm hoping my toil reaps a reward and we could be in by Christmas, barring any mishaps.
For my tea I made it simple cos forms, so ham sarnies followed by a Yorkie. Even simpler for OH's with a M&S cottage pie that I'd got out of the freezer last night. He absolutely loves them.
Yep, looking forward to relaxing evenings too hon, wherever they might be.
Have a lush day, sugar xxx hugs 
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Cheers
