7pm. I confess that I came home to watch England's battle against France - exhausting to watch, never mind to play in. Lydia and Maggie were with Jane. Earlier this afternoon Jane wolfed down some custard but straight afterwards was back to sleep.
I am about to have supper with Leo and will go back straight afterwards.
I have had a number of lovely phone calls today - thank you for those - and for all the other emails and messages.
So pleased you had a little mental break, Peter. I don't know how you are managing to cope. Please give Jane my love, always in my thoughts. Hugs to you all. xxxxx
On this muggy Sunday morning in Texas I am thinking of you Peter, Leo and Lydia and of course Jane as I make my way to mass. Larry and I will offer our worship up to all of you. Have a peace filled day. Much love and gentle hugs, Vivienne and family
I started this blog about 4 years ago when Jane was really, really ill. She had been an in-patient in the hospice and had had a big dose of radiotherapy; the future looked really bleak. So many people wanted to know what was happening and I couldn't find a way to create a large enough group mail account so I started the blog. Since then so many people have emailed to tell me how useful they find it and so I just update when there is medical news or if there is something of a little interest to report.
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So pleased you had a little mental break, Peter. I don't know how you are managing to cope. Please give Jane my love, always in my thoughts. Hugs to you all. xxxxx
On this muggy Sunday morning in Texas I am thinking of you Peter, Leo and Lydia and of course Jane as I make my way to mass. Larry and I will offer our worship up to all of you.
Have a peace filled day.
Much love and gentle hugs, Vivienne and family
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