Daesh ?, it's odd how something like being called Daesh, would upset them
As they seem very accepting of different lifestyles, education systems etc )
Just another excuse else for the mad bastards to kill, torture, rape, and
Murder
"I've been informed that there ARE a couple of QAnon supporters who are fairly regular posters in AJB."
HI guys ,ive been missing for a few days ,my dad he is 80 ,had a stroke at the week end ,and ive had to zoom up to deepest Norfolk to see him ,and look after my mum . To see him lying there has killed me ,and I feel so useless for him . He can talk ,but not hold a conversation ,I don't know if any of you guys have unfortunately been in the same position ,so any words of advice ect will be most welcome .The hard part is ,I know we will all have to die one day ,but I couldn't help feeling one day,i will be lying there ,and my own son will be in the position im in ,and I felt very sad for him ,ive seen the future guys and it stinks ,so please bear with if im not about A,S
Last Jan I thought my dad was a goner as he had heart attack / failure / lungs filled with liquid and air ambulanced to Chile. Was on life support for 10 days while we were at his bedside and all the nurses were crying saying his chances were practically zero. Tubes and machines everywhere. Miraculously he is now at his home in Spain taking things easy. I think it knocked years off the life of my poor mother. Made me look at life differently since to be honest
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So sorry to hear that, always shaken. I lost my father in 2012; he died quickly, but after a decade-long decline in health. Seeing our parents get old and infirm is most difficult. You and your family are in my thoughts.
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Sorry to hear that, as. I'd say that one important point is to keep talking to him, whether he can reply or not, so he doesn't feel cut off and is kept in the loop. I've had a lot of experience with that situation, being a retired nurse.
Sorry to hear about your Dad, AS. I lost both my parents to cancer when I was in my early 20s. So can offer
no advice, although I'm sure everyone here is thinking of you.
"I've been informed that there ARE a couple of QAnon supporters who are fairly regular posters in AJB."
I went through all of that with my grandmother, AS, so I know exactly what you are talking about. Seeing it happen to your grandmother is not the same as it happening to a parent, but I can certainly empathise. I was in my late teens at the time and it was life-changing to me to see what happened to her and the other people in the hospital and afterwards. I view life very differently now and as my parents get older, I dread the thought that one day the same thing might happen to them. I send you all my thoughts, mate.
As for advice, many stroke victims do recover a bit and no matter how bad the stroke, there are occasional days when they're almost perfectly lucid. They know who you are and who's around them. Make the most of those days, because I genuinely believe that they do know what's what at those times. The whole thing is very physically and emotionally gruelling for you and those close to your Dad (especially your Mum).
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Sorry to hear about your father's stroke, AS. Like TP I lost my father at 18 to cancer so I have no experience of strokes. Losing a parent is always hard, but all I would say is while your father is there make the most of it. People can and do recover from strokes so there is still hope.
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Stay positive AS, my Mum had a stroke in Oct last year, she has made a very good recovery, she has some trouble with doing certain things using her right arm, but she is still working on it.
My thoughts are with you AS, my father died in 2007 and was in his 80s, as you say we all have to face the same end but it's what you do now and the time and attention and love you can give him which will be time well spent and will help him heal.
My mother-in-law had a stroke earlier this year and has made great progress, I'm sure if your dad has your willpower (and I think you must need a lot to have done your job), his progress will be swift.
Sorry to hear about this, AS. I echo that the most important thing is to stay strong and positive.
A friend of mine had a stroke last year and was in terrible shape. He recovered significantly in the last months and is almost like he was before the stroke. This should give you and your father hope.
Best wishes!
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A police man talking to an 80s musician ?
Could the policeman be asking him to accompany him
to the station !
(I'm working on my Christmas cracker jokes )
"I've been informed that there ARE a couple of QAnon supporters who are fairly regular posters in AJB."
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Was it the lead singer of The Police? )
"The tough man of the world. The Secret Agent. The man who was only a silhouette." - Ian Fleming, Moonraker (1955).
Thanks guys ,all your comments mean a lot to me ,and I am touched to the quip ,when push comes to shove ,you know who your real friends are ,thank you all , :x
Noticed today in Currys a 50" TV at £319 ( good price) but last week it was £299
even £249 before that. I'm guessing come "Black Friday" it will be back to either
£249 / £299 as a bargain. )
"I've been informed that there ARE a couple of QAnon supporters who are fairly regular posters in AJB."
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Noticed today in Currys a 50" TV at £319 ( good price) but last week it was £299
even £249 before that. I'm guessing come "Black Friday" it will be back to either
£249 / £299 as a bargain. )
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As they seem very accepting of different lifestyles, education systems etc
Just another excuse else for the mad bastards to kill, torture, rape, and
Murder
Feel for you mate and wish all the best for everybody -{
"I am not an entrant in the Shakespeare Stakes." - Ian Fleming
"Screw 'em." - Daniel Craig, The Best James Bond EverTM
no advice, although I'm sure everyone here is thinking of you.
As for advice, many stroke victims do recover a bit and no matter how bad the stroke, there are occasional days when they're almost perfectly lucid. They know who you are and who's around them. Make the most of those days, because I genuinely believe that they do know what's what at those times. The whole thing is very physically and emotionally gruelling for you and those close to your Dad (especially your Mum).
My mother-in-law had a stroke earlier this year and has made great progress, I'm sure if your dad has your willpower (and I think you must need a lot to have done your job), his progress will be swift.
Thinking of you, good luck AS.
A friend of mine had a stroke last year and was in terrible shape. He recovered significantly in the last months and is almost like he was before the stroke. This should give you and your father hope.
Best wishes!
Dalton - the weak and weepy Bond!
TP, please donate that brain after you're gone.
I can virtually see brain experts from all over the world wtf'ing when they see that mess
Dalton - the weak and weepy Bond!
Could the policeman be asking him to accompany him
to the station !
(I'm working on my Christmas cracker jokes
The internet billionaire's house looks amazing and was
Apparently filmed in two beauty spots of Norway and a
Stylish hotel.
http://www.buzzfeed.com/juliegerstein/you-can-actually-stay-in-the-insane-ex-machina-house
But they must have that wrong, surely ?
even £249 before that. I'm guessing come "Black Friday" it will be back to either
£249 / £299 as a bargain.
Indeed it will be ! Sneaky...very sneaky... X-(