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Sorry to hear this James :(

My family has more health problems than I could list. The main ones being my mum having Crohn's disease and having just found out my dad has lung cancer. Also my great aunt has pancreatic cancer and my cousins boyfriend died in a car accident last week. So we are not doing too well at the minute.

Hope you feel better soon and keep going! It's nearly Christmas lol



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Sorry to hear it mate all these cancers are not good for any individual and they can suffocate a family. I really hope these cancers are destroyed soon!

Babies are tougher than we give them credit for!

My oldest and dearest friend had a little boy backin February. He suddenly stopped breathing - luckily his Mum was there and had the presence of mind to administer CPR. Turns out he had a hole in his heart.

To look at the little bugger now, you wouldn't even think he'd had a cold!!

Please pass on a huge hug from me to little Tadhg and Vicki - take a man hug for yourself too!!

Thanks Sean,

It's good that is only in one lung,

And he's on antibiotics aswell as oxygen so he's got every chance possible o: pulling through.

He's gained 3 pounds 2 ounces since birth aswell so he had better pull through this man.

Thanks, with my dad, it's his own fault really. 40 years of smoking won't help. Sometimes I want to kill him myself for being so selfish. I've told him I don't want to know details until after Christmas. Something I don't need seeing as I'm doing my GCSEs in June!

My great aunt is 84 and she's had a good life, it's pancreatic so not a high rate of survival either. But the good news is the chemo has shrunk the tumor slightly! There's always hope.

At least my mum is better now, he had a stoma 3 years ago and 20 years of not being able to eat properly (and two of being on a liquid diet) she eats all the time now! Her bring in hospital regularly did help me learn to look after myself, when she was home I used to cook my own meals, put the washing on, Hoover, change beds etc at the age of 8!

Anyway, sorry for hijacking your thread.

Bit of an Update on Reality HD,

He's in quarantine has ammonia in his left lung,

Doctors have him on antibiotics and feeding via pipe through nose and vicki's sticking with him 24/7

I've offered to swap places as whoever stays cant leave until the end,

To avoid any risk of contamination to Tadhg.

Amazing how quickly shizzle gets real

Sorry to hear that mate,same as we all say on here fingers crossed and thinking about you.

Massive hugs and keep fighting.

I'm the same as a person said on here,sometimes find it so hard to let go and share problems but the old saying

''A problem shared is a problem halved''

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Yeah it definitely sounds like your family had been through the wars Chris! I hope that when you hear the news it's not as devastatingly ugly as that picture you draw in your head!

As for a problem shared is a problem halved, I never believed that lol, coz instead of just one of you worrying lime hell there's now two of you! And to be fair on a crisis, it's better to have 2 heads than one!

Yeah it definitely sounds like your family had been through the wars Chris! I hope that when you hear the news it's not as devastatingly ugly as that picture you draw in your head!

As for a problem shared is a problem halved, I never believed that lol, coz instead of just one of you worrying lime hell there's now two of you! And to be fair on a crisis, it's better to have 2 heads than one!

We all deal with stuff in different ways,i do ask selected people who i know to see what they think.

I don't believe in a lot of saying but to talk at times does help,as you said having 2 heads to think.

It does help.

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Lol I know matey, I should perhaps attach a disclaimer to current t posts, warning I am under the influence of drugs.... Nurse just recently did the meds round! Lol

Just seen this thread, I don't know what to say really.....but hope you don't have to spend too much time in hospital. So you can enjoy time with friends and family. Keep positive, and fighting the good fight. :)

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Thanks matey, still here 7 days on, although I was let out Saturday night for good behavior....

They are hoping to let me out tomorrow, and will have to see how it goes.....

Cool, I hate hospitals lol........was in overnight last year, had mister scratch a lot next to me (who had overdosed on 12 cans of fosters and a pack of tramadol). And Darth Vader opposite who had cut down from 80 tabs a day to 20 a day lol

Thought smoking 10-15 a day was bad lol

Didn't sleep a wink!

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Lol, I started my visit with a schizophrenic hyena (laughing all night, then curled up in a ball crying for me reason other than wanted to go home) hr was 35...and Sir poops a lot who kept shouting at the nurses that he needs to poo (he used the s word but I'm being polite) and he was bed bound so kept shouting for a bed pan saying he needed to poo and he was going to poo himself and nobody wanted that.... Every feckin minutes!

Perhaps he had IBS? Reminds me of me!

God knows how people at work cope with me, I'm always in the bog when I'm near one!

Hope everyone is keeping well!

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Jeebs ur only few years off being on children's ward I could have kept ye company lol

On maternity ward a couple of weeks ago there was young one opposite me, her mother & grandmother came to visit her but she was asleep the grandmother turns around & goes "Ffs she snores like a freight train" myself & another man visiting nearly !Removed! ourselves laughing

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Haha, sounds like a straight talker lol. Hope things are improving for you all Vicki and I hope your keeping your spirits up! Very much thinking of you all and the little man!

lol......loved my visit to a private hospital though (paid by NHS). Was only there for a day, but had a private room. And after having a camera shoved down my throat. I got the best poached eggs with thick granary toast and a big mug of tea. :D

Haha, sounds like a straight talker lol. Hope things are improving for you all Vicki and I hope your keeping your spirits up! Very much thinking of you all and the little man!

Thanks jeebs... After three days of tears I've none left ....they have lowered his oxygen levels & I'm allowed cuddles now so he's doing well for the size of him

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That's great news, that means certain progress! Hopefully it won't be long now before he's the healthy boy who keeps you awake.... All night!

^^^ aye just like his daddy lol

Little un's are tougher than we give them credit for.

He'll soon be home and ruling the roost.

Best wishes and prayers.

Little un's are tougher than we give them credit for.

He'll soon be home and ruling the roost.

Best wishes and prayers.

Thanks Clive x

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^^^ aye just like his daddy lol

Weeeeeyyyyyy..... Dirty bit!

:-) and if that makes either of you smile, I have succeeded, and if it doesn't... Think of me, having to walk around with a zimmer frame at the moment, yes indeed, 25 years old with a zimmer frame...

Dunno why, but I can't help but think of Still Game lol

Especially Victor

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When I read email update at 245am I thought you were going on the game sean

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