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Bodd
I sure as hell did....... Ye ha
Australia says no.
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I sure as hell did....... Ye ha
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Bodd
Well by default the stance you took in the referendum vote is proof enough...
Unless of course you didn't actually know what you were voting for?
Or which 'Bodd' made those posts?
It was between the two of us.
......... Who said that.....
unfortunately the promises made by the Leave campaign arent deliverable.
whatever you voted for wont be delivered.
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Bodd
Shiiiit. There was me hoping to return to Aus.
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If you voted for brexit in order to return to Aus, you really are confused.
I think you got polling station and travel agent mixed up.
Many thanks for asking.
My Dad refused to go to hospital so weve had to manage at home. He is too weak to get out of his chair, which makes him incontinent.
My sister and I have had to provide his care needs along with NHS rapid response team over the last week. Not much fun, yesterday he pooed himself, I had to change and wash him. Believe me a 91 year old dirty ass is not a thing of beauty.
Thankfully I arranged carers which started this morning. £1,200 a month though.
Tonight is the first evening at home in a week and the best glass of wine Ive ever had
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Bodd
I did it often... Poping out to vote in my slippers.... Finding myself on the Costa del sol by evening.
You can't beat a bottle of Blue Nun.
A carer must be one of the hardest jobs around and often the lowest paid, your father's a lucky man to have a son and daughter who are willing and able to help, it's sad the 'system' is so lacking when it comes to care for the elderly.
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Would be be capable of controlling a riser chair? They are great for helping people get up. And a little wheeled walker is handy too. And then toilet enhancements. And then pads and pants to make accidents less messy.
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My in laws ( dad passed before xmas) needed lots of home care, they had a social worker, who organised home visits from various professionals to assess their needs, some kit was free, some we had to pay for, towards the end local Hospice at home nurses came in and I cannot even get close to saying how good they were, changing , shaving, dispensing meds, even an overnight sitting service all free of charge
what do you expect. this country shafted the Anzac countries when we joined the e.u, suddenly their market, thinking Australian fruit and n.z lamb, was closed so why do you think they owe us anything?
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Well we certainly get NZ lamb, see it in most supermarkets
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