Glad to hear you got Jen home without too much trouble It's all on you now my friend......good luck and know that we are all pulling for Jen to get well. :thumb2:
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Glad Jen's home, going to be a hard on both of you trying to carry on as normal. Just remember Chris constant pain can make someone very grumpy, so be prepared !
You'll soon get into the swing of things. Matron is on standby If Jen needs help with you !Comment
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Hi Chris
just read this thread - dreadful! 20 screws and 2 metal plates - wow!
Glad Jen is back home , the combination of pain control and stomach injections sound pretty awful. Please pass on my best wishes - each day things will get better, even if progress does seem painfully slow.
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Chris glad Jen is home, she will have you running round like a headless chicken lol.Comment
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Pleased to hear she's home, but sorry about the pain. 20 screws eh - sounds like that old TV series - "We can rebuild this woman"!
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That's the one!
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Best wishes to you both from me.Comment
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You seemed to have survived the first day Chris in your new role as cook , house keeper and medical assistant.
Hope all is well with Jen, and she's not suffering to much discomfort or you for that matter .
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HI John well it anit over yet an yes jen is in agony an my cookin wasnt to good either but i done her a chease an tomatoe sandwich for tea is all she wanted as all those tabs are makin her sick an nurse came to day to show her how to inject herself in the stomake an she is really down an nothin i can say will make any different as she must not put her foot on the ground so to move about she has to grab the simmer frame an hop an all i can do is just guide her to make sure she wont fall over oh dear
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Just read all through this..... really sorry to hear of your situation but at least she's home where she can start recovery.
If you're after dead simple slow cooked curries I have lots of recipes I've accumulated over the years and culinary skills are not a requirement.
It might be worth starting to batch Cook...
Simple meals and boxed away in the freezer requiring only heating up.
Either way, happy to help you both out.
Give my best to your lovely lady and speedy recovery!!
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Glad Jen is back home now Chris, just do your best mate.
In time things will improve, both Jen's pain and healing, as well as your cooking.
ATB
GarryStrength isn't about what you can do, rather it's about overcoming what you thought you couldn't do.Comment
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Many thanks Dell yes we are right in it so to speak an Bob 's julie so we all goin through it but just got to stick at it an she will get some hot food today just got to hope she can keep it down as all the cancer tabs an tabs for her ankle made her sick yeterday hence the sandwich but we will just have to stick at it an im goin to give her a wash today to freshen her up cheers for your thoughts
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Stick with it Chris, things will improve more quickly than you think. The side effects from the drugs should get better as Jen’s body gets used to them. The healing process will start to alleviate her pain as well. Not only that, if you can scratchbuild Tiger, I’m sure you can cook meals. It just takes a bit of thought and concentration. Probably best to stay off of omelets though. The female of the species has a long memory about such things…..
All the best mate.Comment
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