Comments on: Thank you http://edubuzz.org/blogs/guineapigmum/2007/10/21/thank-you-2/ A Parent's Perspective from a Ross High Mum Tue, 02 Dec 2008 01:39:05 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5.1 By: It’s good to talk - Part 1 at guineapigmum http://edubuzz.org/blogs/guineapigmum/2007/10/21/thank-you-2/#comment-494 It’s good to talk - Part 1 at guineapigmum Fri, 02 Nov 2007 12:00:22 +0000 http://edubuzz.org/blogs/guineapigmum/2007/10/21/thank-you-2/#comment-494 [...] not sure how I ever had time to work.  After the excavation of my insides, the physio said “You’ll need at least 6 weeks off work.  Maybe 12.”  My [...] [...] not sure how I ever had time to work.  After the excavation of my insides, the physio said “You’ll need at least 6 weeks off work.  Maybe 12.”  My [...]

]]> By: guineapigmum http://edubuzz.org/blogs/guineapigmum/2007/10/21/thank-you-2/#comment-466 guineapigmum Thu, 25 Oct 2007 17:57:07 +0000 http://edubuzz.org/blogs/guineapigmum/2007/10/21/thank-you-2/#comment-466 Thank you, MaL. I would prefer not to think what I might have said whilst under the influence. There are some things in life one is definitely better not knowing! Thank you, MaL. I would prefer not to think what I might have said whilst under the influence. There are some things in life one is definitely better not knowing!

]]> By: Mother at Large http://edubuzz.org/blogs/guineapigmum/2007/10/21/thank-you-2/#comment-465 Mother at Large Wed, 24 Oct 2007 23:14:42 +0000 http://edubuzz.org/blogs/guineapigmum/2007/10/21/thank-you-2/#comment-465 Dear Guineapig Mum, so glad to hear the op is over and that, from the sound of it, it went as well as these things can. I've been thinking about you over the past week or so and wondering how you were getting on. Isn't it one of those notorious facts that people say all sorts of things when they're coming round from a general anaesthetic? Sounds like you came through it all with great good humour and courage. Take care of yourself now, as much as looking after the GPs and their dad allows. Big hugs. Helen xxx Dear Guineapig Mum, so glad to hear the op is over and that, from the sound of it, it went as well as these things can. I’ve been thinking about you over the past week or so and wondering how you were getting on. Isn’t it one of those notorious facts that people say all sorts of things when they’re coming round from a general anaesthetic? Sounds like you came through it all with great good humour and courage. Take care of yourself now, as much as looking after the GPs and their dad allows. Big hugs. Helen xxx

]]> By: guineapigmum http://edubuzz.org/blogs/guineapigmum/2007/10/21/thank-you-2/#comment-464 guineapigmum Tue, 23 Oct 2007 15:16:20 +0000 http://edubuzz.org/blogs/guineapigmum/2007/10/21/thank-you-2/#comment-464 Thank you all for your comments and good wishes! The blog has been remarkably therapeutic and the comments help enormously. Iota, I have to confess that even I read GPs as, well, GPs in someone else's comment - so I should have been a little more careful myself, given the scope for strange confusion. Have to agree with you about AM-S but I have since wolfed the latest No 1 Detective Agency. However, the stately pace of the Right Attitude to Rain was about right for my frame of mind. Liz, I hate those feelings when you think back over what you've just said to someone - and what you should really have said, or not said. And sfr - I'll be back at swimming before you've noticed I'm gone! Thank you all for your comments and good wishes! The blog has been remarkably therapeutic and the comments help enormously.

Iota, I have to confess that even I read GPs as, well, GPs in someone else’s comment - so I should have been a little more careful myself, given the scope for strange confusion. Have to agree with you about AM-S but I have since wolfed the latest No 1 Detective Agency. However, the stately pace of the Right Attitude to Rain was about right for my frame of mind.

Liz, I hate those feelings when you think back over what you’ve just said to someone - and what you should really have said, or not said.

And sfr - I’ll be back at swimming before you’ve noticed I’m gone!

]]> By: sfr http://edubuzz.org/blogs/guineapigmum/2007/10/21/thank-you-2/#comment-462 sfr Tue, 23 Oct 2007 11:37:01 +0000 http://edubuzz.org/blogs/guineapigmum/2007/10/21/thank-you-2/#comment-462 Glad to hear you are home and starting to recover. Long process but I'm sure you'll deal with that the same as you have everything else you have had thrown your way this year and make us laugh while you are doing it! Hope to see you soon, though it could be a while before you make swim club Glad to hear you are home and starting to recover. Long process but I’m sure you’ll deal with that the same as you have everything else you have had thrown your way this year and make us laugh while you are doing it! Hope to see you soon, though it could be a while before you make swim club

]]> By: Liz O'Neill http://edubuzz.org/blogs/guineapigmum/2007/10/21/thank-you-2/#comment-461 Liz O'Neill Tue, 23 Oct 2007 03:59:36 +0000 http://edubuzz.org/blogs/guineapigmum/2007/10/21/thank-you-2/#comment-461 Well, you did it and and now you are home -thank goodness! I laughed at your epidural experience. Drugs are funny. Now the next part is getting away from people wanting to tell you their operation stories. I'll start them off, shall I? When I had my operation - okay it was an emergency Caesarian section- I kept chuckling at vague memories of a dream where I was telling everyone I met on the ward, my life story. Imagine my horror when husband told me it wasn't a dream... Rest yourself gpm! You're home. Well, you did it and and now you are home -thank goodness! I laughed at your epidural experience. Drugs are funny. Now the next part is getting away from people wanting to tell you their operation stories. I’ll start them off, shall I? When I had my operation - okay it was an emergency Caesarian section- I kept chuckling at vague memories of a dream where I was telling everyone I met on the ward, my life story. Imagine my horror when husband told me it wasn’t a dream…

Rest yourself gpm! You’re home.

]]> By: iota http://edubuzz.org/blogs/guineapigmum/2007/10/21/thank-you-2/#comment-458 iota Mon, 22 Oct 2007 00:17:40 +0000 http://edubuzz.org/blogs/guineapigmum/2007/10/21/thank-you-2/#comment-458 For an extraordinary moment, I read GPs as, well, GPs, and wondered who these General Practitioners were, who came to visit their windy lady patients in hospital, and wondering if the NHS had taken a hugely impressive turn for the better. The "and their dad" jerked me back to reality. Hope AM-S did you good. That one isn't one of his best, I don't think, but I like the Texans in it. For an extraordinary moment, I read GPs as, well, GPs, and wondered who these General Practitioners were, who came to visit their windy lady patients in hospital, and wondering if the NHS had taken a hugely impressive turn for the better. The “and their dad” jerked me back to reality.

Hope AM-S did you good. That one isn’t one of his best, I don’t think, but I like the Texans in it.

]]> By: Lynne http://edubuzz.org/blogs/guineapigmum/2007/10/21/thank-you-2/#comment-457 Lynne Sun, 21 Oct 2007 20:35:57 +0000 http://edubuzz.org/blogs/guineapigmum/2007/10/21/thank-you-2/#comment-457 Good to hear you're home. Good to hear you’re home.

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