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Great news from Jock n Rita about Peters well being and the improvement is testament to his courage and fortitude, also Now Chris is mobile they can get out and about which I know will please Peter.
Stay strong mate we are all thinking of you and hope to have a few line on here from you when you are up to it.
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Thanks for the update Jock I have been wondering how Peter was.
Great news that they will now be mobile with the new car and I bet Peter will love a ride out to the seafront.
Looking forward to hearing from you Peter when you pop onto the forum,
Nette
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be careful how you tread it, for every step will show
Thanks Jock - it's good to hear how Peter and Chris are doing and when you get chance to read all the posts to you Peter - here is a great big hello to you both from myself and Gilbert.
Hi Peter,
We are sure you are happy to be back home and the trips out in Chris`s new car.
We will keep in touch and hope to visit you both in the near future.
Love and best wishes to you both,
Terry and Pat.
______________________________________________________________ You are only as old you feel, some days I feel quite old!
I am pleased to announce that I am finally at home with Chris where we will start to build our new life together.
It is a demanding time and it is taking everything out of me at the moment, but I hope that with the intervention of the chemotherapy I can maybe make some headway in pain control.
It has been a roller coaster ride over the last few months, not knowing what is happening, we have had our ups and our downs but you have all supported through this and it has been wonderful to know this.
I never realised my “waving hand“was so popular and I will continue to keep it waving as long as I can, and I will get on the forums as I am able.
Unfortunately our lives have changed dramatically and I have little control over our future, but we are receiving help from the local caring services to allow us to live as independently as we possible.
Both Chris and I are ever grateful for the kind words, cards, messages and gifts from everyone and we could never know how to repay such kindness. It is also heart warming to see many of you who have visited us.
I have spent some three weeks in the St Andrews Hospice in Grimsby and they have looked after me very well, and I have had to have treatment at the local hospital on occasion, but now I am home and will be continuing living here in our bungalow which is still being adapted for my condition, but I am ever mindful of the fact that the hospice accommodation would be available to me should I need it.
It was wonderful to see Chris’s face when she got the new car and I am pleased that she now is able to get around on her own and also, that she is better equipped to look after me.
We look for goals throughout our lives, some we never manage to achieve, some we hope we can but it is nice to look back and discover that we have managed to make some achievements and it is nicer when other let us know this.
We thought buying a motorhome would give us a new way of life, and it did, it gave us three years of a new beginning, finding new interests, seeing many new places, meeting new people and making new friends. We never believed it would change our lives dramatically for the better, and joining www.motorhome.facts.com back in 20005 was one of the best moves we have ever made.
By being members of the group we were able to take advantage of the vast amount of knowledge from members, but never realised we would meet so many people and make so many good and lasting friendships. Members should be proud to belong to one of the most respected motorhome forums on the internet as this certainly is.
Sadly we are now unable to continue with our new “hobby” but still reminisce of our experiences, most of the camping trips we attended we spent in the company of group organised events.
We are however happy that our beloved motorhome has gained a new lease of life in another loving couples lives within the group, we know Leo and Penny will look after their new motorhome and we wish them well in their travels.
I intend to retain our membership, and when I am able, I shall read some of the posts but obviously will not be able to take a full and active part as I was once privileged to do.
Thank you, both Chris and I are always happy for our friends to include new updates as they would wish to.
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