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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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Morning Julie 
I'm hoping that's an option for Dingg, lovely.
OH was in two different hospitals through October to the following January and we didn't have broadband then. I've put that right now, just in case.
I hope you managed to sleep last night hon xxx
Sending everyone some comfort and love. Big hugs from Ukiboy and Pippin.
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Thanks for that boys 
It's come in handy as I've just spent hours getting Sky working again. A small blip in the great scheme of things, but something we could have done without! Back on track again, and I hope you're ok today my friend xxx
Living the dream kid, but nowt wrong with Enid Blyton and if that's what Pippin wants, then it's all good 
xxx
How did your sister go on yesterday?
With Thora & Remy? She had a wonderful time with them and they took to her quickly considering they've not seen her since last July.
I managed to speak to her husband about her memory and far from ignoring it as my other sister thought, he's quite worried. He has asked her to see their GP about it but she's refused. He said they are now pretty much living on ready meals, he's working out their weekly menu before they go shopping and he said that she'd forgotten that they were coming here for a visit. This was all discussed with Ashleigh (GP) who said there are meds and other resources that can help but she needs to see her doctor 
He has been looking at property down here as they have no one in Yorkshire. They are in the very lucky position to be able to buy and sell their house later if they do decide to move.
H
