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Good morning everyone. Its dry here too yay!2
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Good morning @Marydoll5 and everyone else who I missed2
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@Sandy_123
Awk I know it’s horrible but lucky it’s not all the time.Oh I hope you find your suncream, it’ll be good to see a picture off your house guest I hope he’s paying you dig money 😂
@Marydoll5
Hi Mary I hope your feeling a bit better today and glad it’s dry were you are.❤️2 -
Morning all! How is everyone doing today?1
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Glad to hear @66Mustang I'm doing alright thank you!
My partner took a lot of pictures of our garden the other day and I need to get them posted on the gardening discussion today if I find the time :P3 -
I'll try this afternoon, if he's ñot camera shy lol or if he's about when I peg washing out
Morning @Marydoll54 -
And it's good morning from me too! I got to say morning instead of afternoon today, how exciting.3
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We just took our dog for a little walk2
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Today we are celebrating 22 years since we “discovered” a family member
I won’t go into detail but one of my family were adopted and 22 years ago they looked into their birth history which ended up with today having an additional branch of relatives in our family tree5 -
That's great @66Mustang it's always nice to find family2
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Oh wow @66Mustang that's very cool indeed! What a discovery.2
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I was so angry this morning but have calmed down a bit now. Long story short. A friend has an adult son who still lives with her. She's disabled and a pensioner. And he's vile. Financially and emotionally abusive. Bone idle, won't work, spends all day playing computer games. And has the nerve to call himself her carer ! She called in this morning and was close to tears again. We've been here before many times, eighteen months ago I threatened to report him. Came very close. I believe she has a social worker but I don't know how much the social worker knows about her real home situation.
Anyway this morning. Me and she are sitting in my front room and she rang him to ask something. I told her I wanted to speak to him. And,by jingo, I did! I don't think he liked it very much when someone bit back! Never bothers him when he's screaming at his mother.
If my legs still worked I'd be more than happy to go to their house in person. I'd eat him alive! My friend gets upset whereas something like this makes me angry. And her son is really pushing his luck.
There's only the two of them at home but I've now got her sister's phone number so will give her a ring in a bit. See if she's got any ideas. I've told my friend that if she ever feels in physical danger she's to ring the police.
As I said to my friend, I will work in your best interests. I'll see what her sister comes up with. I don't know if she knows how bad things are
I'm sorry for venting, it's been one of those mornings.
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@birdwatcher
Sorry I don’t have much advice or time to type this very well as just about to go for an appointment
But I totally understand as something very very similar happened with my Mum and Brother, the only difference was brother wasn’t a carer for her, more the other way round
Need to go now but just wanted you to know I think you’re not alone3 -
@birdwatcher sounds an awful situation for your friend
@ada it's probably best to get the results so they can do things going forward2 -
I'm definitely agreeing with Beaver and Sandy here @Ada I think it's important you speak to them, even if you don't really want to, which is totally understandable, I hate talking on the phone, but sometimes needs must, plus it'll be over before you know it. Have a think about it anyway, we all like having you around and would like that to continue for many more years.
(And yes, I just call it "My brain going a bit wonky" haha)
That sounds like a horrible situation @birdwatcher but thank you for being a good friend and looking out for them. I'd suggest contacting the local authorities if you feel they're in an unsafe situation with their carer/son.1 -
Check out that heartbreaker!3
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