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Give us 10 reasons why?Sephiroth_dude wrote: »WesternNight wrote: »I think I'll take a trip to either either Dublin or Cork during the week. Because I can
sure cork is great like!
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Haven't posted here in a while...after catching up I remembered why...you people and your descripions of food make me so hungry! All I have for dinner tonight is leftovers
I have my driver theory test tomorrow evening...a little nervous...any advice?0 -
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No worries, I understand. Hope it sorts itself outJane_LS_88 wrote: »Thanks Kiera. I can't really put the details up here just in case. It's not actually about me but it still has me worried. I'm stuck in the middle a little bit as of yesterday. I apologise for being so cryptic.
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8 months ago a lady on my mam's road passed away from cancer. 2 months ago her 8yr old granddaughter passed away from cancer. Today her 33yr old son passed away from cancer. Fcuk you from a height cancer!! How much loss can one family take? We really have feck all problems compared to someothers 0
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8 months ago a lady on my mam's road passed away from cancer. 2 months ago her 8yr old granddaughter passed away from cancer. Today her 33yr old son passed away from cancer. Fcuk you from a height cancer!! How much loss can one family take? We really have feck all problems compared to someothers
We've two orders this week for people who've had/have cancer, one has had it multiple times and is fighting it again, it's ridiculous how cruel it is. Mom always says about her own mother, who died 2 weeks after she got sick, 1 week after she was diagnosed, that at least she died fast and didn't suffer much, that it's much much easier than watching someone suffer from cancer for years.0 -
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Yeah my big sister had it for 7 yrs before she passed away in Oct 2010. I get so frustrated and angry when I hear of more people getting it.8 months ago a lady on my mam's road passed away from cancer. 2 months ago her 8yr old granddaughter passed away from cancer. Today her 33yr old son passed away from cancer. Fcuk you from a height cancer!! How much loss can one family take? We really have feck all problems compared to someothers
We've two orders this week for people who've had/have cancer, one has had it multiple times and is fighting it again, it's ridiculous how cruel it is. Mom always says about her own mother, who died 2 weeks after she got sick, 1 week after she was diagnosed, that at least she died fast and didn't suffer much, that it's much much easier than watching someone suffer from cancer for years.0 -
Yeah my big sister had it for 7 yrs before she passed away in Oct 2010. I get so frustrated and angry when I hear of more people getting it.
Oh I didn't even know about your sister, didn't mean to be insensitive about people who are sick long term. My Nan died so quick, they didn't get to say goodbye or anything because she never came around after the exploratory/diagnostic surgery and died a week later. It's so shockingly unfair, kills me that at home Mom has "Grandma's Photo Album" that my Nan bought to fill with photos of me when I was born, and then she died just a matter of days before it, and 27 years later it's still empty, wrapped up in it's box
Sorry, don't mean to bring everyone down on a Friday evening...0 -
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Ah you weren't to know hon xYeah my big sister had it for 7 yrs before she passed away in Oct 2010. I get so frustrated and angry when I hear of more people getting it.
Oh I didn't even know about your sister, didn't mean to be insensitive about people who are sick long term. My Nan died so quick, they didn't get to say goodbye or anything because she never came around after the exploratory/diagnostic surgery and died a week later. It's so shockingly unfair, kills me that at home Mom has "Grandma's Photo Album" that my Nan bought to fill with photos of me when I was born, and then she died just a matter of days before it, and 27 years later it's still empty, wrapped up in it's box
Sorry, don't mean to bring everyone down on a Friday evening...
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8 months ago a lady on my mam's road passed away from cancer. 2 months ago her 8yr old granddaughter passed away from cancer. Today her 33yr old son passed away from cancer. Fcuk you from a height cancer!! How much loss can one family take? We really have feck all problems compared to someothersWe've two orders this week for people who've had/have cancer, one has had it multiple times and is fighting it again, it's ridiculous how cruel it is. Mom always says about her own mother, who died 2 weeks after she got sick, 1 week after she was diagnosed, that at least she died fast and didn't suffer much, that it's much much easier than watching someone suffer from cancer for years.
That's true Acoshla. My boyfriend's mum, between breast cancer and arthritis and osteoporosis, suffered for nearly 20 years of agony (and never a whinge out of her). It's so horrible to watch someone suffer like that.0 -
pixiebean22 wrote: »That's true Acoshla. My boyfriend's mum, between breast cancer and arthritis and osteoporosis, suffered for nearly 20 years of agony (and never a whinge out of her). It's so horrible to watch someone suffer like that.
Cancer is truly one of the most cruel illnesses ever. My uncle had bowel cancer, received chemotherapy then got the all-clear. He was barely in remission for 10 months when it returned, terminally. He was in denial about being terminal for ages, when the time cameto fit his colostomy baghe fought against it so much, he hated losing all his independence. He thought he'd have until Christmas 2010 with his kids, but he passed away in the October.
If I ever won crazy money in the Euromillions or something, I'd give loads of it to the palliative care ward in his hospital, they were brilliant. Then I'd give loads more to cancer research.
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My Grandad had lung cancer when I was small, Im glad I was so young coz it would have scared the crap outta me otherwise. He's so awesome, I love him so much
Out for pre-birthday drinkies
The boy is gone home for the weekend but his sister is up here for the rugby and I have to give her keys to his place. Dunno how I feel about meeting her without him!! 0 -
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Have you met her before?SarahBeep! wrote: »My Grandad had lung cancer when I was small, Im glad I was so young coz it would have scared the crap outta me otherwise. He's so awesome, I love him so much
Out for pre-birthday drinkies
The boy is gone home for the weekend but his sister is up here for the rugby and I have to give her keys to his place. Dunno how I feel about meeting her without him!!0 -
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Jane_LS_88 wrote: »I'm going to make cookies, then drink wine, eat popcorn and watch the new Glee.. I heard it was sad..
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Tell him to zip it and if he's unhappy with your driving then he can get the bus/train.grindelwald wrote: »On other news my husband has to have a colonoscopy on Monday I have to drive him back from the Galway clinic and I hate driving him, he picks fault with my driving all the time so I'm really nervious when his in the car....
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The Lovely Muffin wrote: »Tell him to zip it and if he's unhappy with your driving then he can get the bus/train.
Apologies if I seem cranky, it's not intended
or tell him he can get out and walk
when i was learning to drive my grandfather was giving out "sure you had enough room there for a bus why didnt you bla bla" until i snapped "ffs i haven't been driving for 50 years like you, give it a rest"
in fairness to him he was great when some batty wan started getting aggressive at a petrol station for no reason and he just looks at her and goes "cop yourself on, woman!!" 0 -
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Stench Blossoms wrote: »I need to pee but I'm far too comfortable to move.
The pressure's of my life are extreme !
You'll regret it when you get a UTI!grindelwald wrote: »On other news my husband has to have a colonoscopy on Monday I have to drive him back from the Galway clinic and I hate driving him, he picks fault with my driving all the time so I'm really nervious when his in the car....
Huh, pardon my ignorance, but do people need minding after a colonoscopy, driving them home and stuff? My other half has to have one soon, I do believe he's planning on going straight back to work after it, is that not gonna happen?:pac: 0
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