Sunshine

FormerMember over 3 years ago

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I find it amazing what some sunshine can do to lift ones spirits been feeling a lot more upbeat recently I can deal with my problems seems trickier to deal with thinks in the cold and wet my stomach problems are still there new meds are helping just have to get used to my bloated stomach Had NHS assessment for wheelchair yesterday can walk with a Walker for 10/15 minutes max then knackered been told not eligible for battery operated chair as there for home use only dont understand that one no matter I believe I can buy my own battery chair and NHS will give me the cost of a NHS chair have to wait and see on that one doesn't really matter I am on PIP and haven't got round to looking yet my Walker has it's own seat anyway all the best everyone I do believe theres a guy on this platform from northern Ireland well what can I say its always Baltic there from Belfast boy living in Lincoln

Jim788

tvman over 3 years ago

Well, there you go. I was born in Belfast, in the Shore Road area just over 63 years ago. Have I understood your post right and you're a Belfast boy too?

Take care and stay safe Jim

Tvman

Love life and family.

FormerMember over 3 years ago in reply to tvman

Sure Iam donegal pass area born 1953 I left Belfast feb 1972 have friends live glengormerly true funny story my dad owned our house terraced in a street he was compulsory purchase all that area no disrespect in my opinion rebuild was bloddy awful lots of immigrants live there now Chinese I went back to the old area and kids were playing near enough were I used to play what nearly made me wet myself laughing when they spoke with a Belfast broughe Chinese with a Belfast accent I found funny

tvman over 3 years ago in reply to FormerMember

Yes Jim, I know The Pass well. There's still a lot of Chinese there and there's also a Chinese cash and carry with lots of interesting things for sale. Nowadays all through Belfast there are different nationalities with a Belfast accent so it's not so unusual now.

I'm sure you'll remember at the Shaftesbury Square end of the road there was a traffic warden directing traffic and he had a nightmare of a job trying to keep the traffic flowing. There are traffic lights there now that are doing a good job.

You left the area and missed the height of the troubles Jim and didn't have to go through that time. In 1972 I was 14 and still at school then. Best days of my life? Not sure about that.

Take care and stay safe Jim.

Tvman

Love life and family.