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Hi bravetony 
I've never heard of librivox, so will check that out very soon, and thanks so much for your suggestions - others may benefit too.
I love reading but there's a snag - none of the books I've got are boring, to the extent I've read several over and again because they're so enjoyable. I could always go in a charity shop and browse till I find one that looks both boring on the cover and boring on the blurb on the back. That could work as long as I don't get hooked!
In the meantime I'll see what librivox is about, and thanks again my friend xxx
I am going to look at this too. I will try anything at this moment x
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Haha very true. I hope GP can offer some more advice this week too. I have add quick look at librivox and lokks like you download a short stories. Pleased you managed an extra couple. Every extra minute is a bonus at the moment x
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Yes. Onlcogist on 10th at 9am. Results of latest CT scan and if they will offer prembo. So fingers crossed. Thank you xx
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