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Posted 10 Apr 2016 at 06:24

Hi sixfootwo, sorry to hear that you have lost mum in law and your mums bad diagnosis, life is not easy for you especially with your situation. You sound very positive and I am sure that will get you through.

My thoughts are with you and your wife

Regards Chris/Woody

Life seems different upside down, take another viewpoint

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Posted 10 Apr 2016 at 06:48

Hello Paul
I've oft thought of you and you've been missed. I'm sorry life's challenges haven't eased up on you both yet but I'm sure in time they will. But as for the PCa yes you've been lucky. At least that's gone. Nice to hear from you
Chris

If life gives you lemons , then make lemonade

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Posted 10 Apr 2016 at 08:18
Hi Paul,

Just wanted to say it's nice to hear from you again even though you're having a difficult time.

As you know, this is a good place to find support for any problems in your life and many (including myself) are always here to listen even if it's not connected to PCa.

You have always helped members her, even with posting about your own experiences. You give people hope.

I hope everything improves for you soon.

Take care.

Steve

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Posted 10 Apr 2016 at 10:10
Hi Paul 6Ft2

I hadn't quite got to the sending out a search party stage, but I have been thinking of you. It has been a traumatic year for you, losing your Dad, then your Mother in Law and now your own Mum diagnosed as you had suspected. Thank goodness you are doing reasonably well, OK not yet fully recovered but not given up hope of regaining both full continence and assisted EF.

Now that you are both retired I do hope you can start getting so much more time to do the things you both want to. I know golf will be right up there for you, but lots of other activities to be enjoyed too.

I wish you all the very best

xx

Mo

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Posted 10 Apr 2016 at 15:07

Sorry to hear of your loss Paul and the difficult times with your Mum.

The second anniversary of your operation is something to be pleased about and I'm glad that health-wise things are going pretty well for you. 

 I hope it isn't too long before you and your wife can enjoy that retirement.

All the very best

Cobbles

 
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