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Re: Long Term caring and it's problems
  • Author : JoJo99
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  • Topic : Friends, families and carers
06 May 2017 06:34 AM
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@Former-Member you write so beautifully I can imagine it so clearly. I would love that, its a welcome break from the day to day, appreciating company and lovely things to look at. Very special those unexpected conversations. x

@Faith-and-Hope @Former-Member @Shaz51 @Former-Member had a very busy exciting morning with the pet rescues and 2 wee doggies were adopted, one went to a really nice single mum and her 13 year old son. The photo is just so special of him looking with love at the darling pup. 2nd doggie went to a family with 4 kiddies, pooch enjoyed it so much racing around with them. Ahh this is why I do it. I concentrate on rescue to try to push the other stuff away for a while. Had a very dark nite last nite after dreadful convo with daughter, even rang lifeline but hung up. Turned on the music and sang away to some great tunes, lifted my mood and I was very thankful I did it Smiley Very Happy

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