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issi
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Reged: 30/09/2007
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Re: Mum's in a home

16/05/2008 10:26

I haven't commented on your posts Burdie because I have not been in your situation so find it difficult to say more than good wishes. My own 86-year old father lives with my older sister and is in good health. I do find your posts very interesting though. What you are going through seems to really shine through and it is the details that make it so easy to empathise with. I am sure there are lots of people who are not registered, or who do not post, who look for your threads because it is helping them. x x

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Subject	Posted by	Posted on
Mum's in a home	Burdie	15/05/2008 20:46
Re: Mum's in a home	Foxie	15/05/2008 20:52
Re: Mum's in a home	pinkannie	15/05/2008 21:08
Re: Mum's in a home	Gemini	15/05/2008 21:11
Re: Mum's in a home	Chickadee	16/05/2008 09:42
Re: Mum's in a home	issi	16/05/2008 10:26
Re: Mum's in a home	mjm	16/05/2008 13:45
Re: Mum's in a home	Berengaria	20/05/2008 23:16

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