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Thank You. We will definitely be doing an Arnie! 
Glad the appointment went well, and I hope his lymphoedema settles soon. xx
Just been driving round the hospital carpark for half an hour. When I get in OH had finished her appointment. So much for giving support.
Hi Dingg
I'm so sorry to hear that you didn't get the news you hoped for and that your son was upset.
Sending you all love and support at this difficult time. xxx
Don't blame yourself hon, as it clearly couldn't be avoided.
Is your dearest one ok after the scan? 
xxx
Hello Ukiboy
Mrs Millibob sometimes has appointments at Salford Royal Hospital - parking is bad there - a space is as rare as a £9 note!!
Once we get the appointment I use a parking app (just park) rent someone's drive for 4 hours for £5 100 yards away. We just turn up park the car, no worries about finding a space!
Kind regards - Brian.
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Hi Dingg 
Do you mean a claim for PIP lovey? xcc
