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22-04-2008, 07:24 PM
Originally Posted by Helena54 
That was quick Lynn, they must be very pleased with their work and her progress to let her home that quickly. I'm not surprised she's in tears, her poor body has been through so much of late, I'm sure it's quite normal to cry at such a time don't you? Probably a lot of it is pure relief that it's all over now, especially as you made her laugh. I'm really pleased. Now it's just your dear old Mum to help out, so all the best to you.xxxx
Originally Posted by Vicki
No surprise she's weepy, Lynn. I've had major surgery twice, and cried like a total baby at the slightest thing both times for weeks afterwards.
Delighted she's home. xxxx
Helena Mum is another story and doing my head in.
Thankyou Teddysmum and Jeanette.
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23-04-2008, 09:08 AM
Originally Posted by melsgems
glad she is home and it all went well, keep making her laugh it will do her the world of good xx
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