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Battling MI whilst caring for someone with MI

Re: Battling MI whilst caring for someone with MI

@outlander

hey sweets, how are you?

xxxx

Re: Battling MI whilst caring for someone with MI

Im ok thanks @Bella1978
I just caught up on your news. Thats alot happening for you. Im glad your out walking again. Are you enjoying colouring in?

Re: Battling MI whilst caring for someone with MI

@Bella1978. WOW you have done your research. Yes if you own a,house, it may need to be sold to pay for aged care services, if you don't have a huge wad of money hidden away. My Gran had to pay the extra, so had to sell her home. But my uncle who didn't have assets, just paid the percentage of his pension. I think it's a,very fair system. However, it doesn't take into account situations like yours. And in days gone by, our parents probably hoped the house would be sold upon their death, so their children would inherit some money. Unfortunately that will now only happen for the rich.

Will you be able to work part time and get a,part pension? That might be good. Rather than working full time.

My mum's in hospital. Respite care for a,few nights after injuring herself. It's on my ' home' thread.

My boy is good. He looked after mum's dog today after work and then looked after ours, as I didn't get home til after 7pm. And now he has mum's dog sleeping on his bed with him every night until mum gets home from hospital 

Would be good to hear how your mum's tests went. And to see how she goes with a home visit.

I'm  exhausted, so going to sleep now. Think I'll sleep for at least 10 hours.

Hugs to you. 

Hello and night night @outlander. TTalk tomorrow.

Re: Battling MI whilst caring for someone with MI

@outlander

hey sweetheart, how are you?

yeah, i do enjoy my colouring in. i find it relaxing. especially at the end of the day when i dont want to do anything else as my brain doesnt function hehe!

how is your hand luv?

im doing okay. lots of on my mind and thinking about things to come, uncertain about a lot of things, trying to keep busy.

what are you up to today?

xx

Re: Battling MI whilst caring for someone with MI

I like colouring sometimes too @Bella1978 bur need to be weary of hand position orherwise sets of my hand. It is healing very slowly but getting there. My sisters got a virus that mimics a cold ao lots of coughing and snotty noses in my house and then pops just pop. Ive been watching her the past 2 days and tomorrow hopefully shes better enough to go to school next week as ive got a busy week so i cant afford to keep resheduling appts esp my drs one.

The uncertainty can be so so hard to deal with so keeping busy sounds good as long as ming as your looking after yourself too.

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