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Elderly parents or relatives to care for and/or worry about? This is the place for you.
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25 Sep
9:39pm, 25 Sep 2021
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Rosehip
I had long conversation with her a couple of weeks ago, but she just keeps saying she’s fine, I’ll go with her to her next appointment- if I’m allowed and she actually makes it. They will insist on putting the phone on speaker and having joint conversations, so it’s hard unless we visit - which was complicated by the thing that has complicated everything and made worse by a row btwn husband and his brother *sighs, rolls eyes and says a sexist “typical bloody men” comment to herself* |
25 Sep
10:29pm, 25 Sep 2021
2356 posts
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Grast_girl
My grandma definitely put grandad's health before hers with almost disastrous consequences, although thankfully she had her operation in time and she's recovering better than they hoped.
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25 Sep
10:58pm, 25 Sep 2021
49833 posts
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LindsD
Both of my Grandmas carried on 'not making a fuss' until long after both of their husbands had died and it was the death of both of them.
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