Here we go again.
Hello to anyone out there who still watches this blog. Firstly nothing in our family ever changes, our bad luck still goes on and on. Just over two weeks ago our Son in law Wayne (Pams husband) suffered a major heart attack and died at just 41 years of age. They had been relief Pub landlords for the last few years so were in different pubs at the time. The Autotopsy revealed he had had a few small attacks prior to the fatal attack. He was a very big lad at 6 ft- 4 inches and over 20 stones (around 290-300 lbs). We later found out that apparently there is a family history of Heart disease. As soon as we heard we rushed up to Swindon (Wilts) and picked Pam up and took her to Waynes pub at Benson (nr London). Then later in the day we brought her and her two younger kids (Thomas17, and Zoe 14) back here to Devon. It was the funeral last week down here. Now Pam and family are homeless (living with us) as Wayne was the License holder so Pam cant manage without one. Pam and the children are still slowly coming to terms with this.
As far as Sue and myself goes, Sue is 95% better with both Arm and Hip now. Only trouble is my Hip is going to have to be replaced soon its becoming very difficult now.
Its been a difficult few weeks and Pam has been helping me in the Garden with my Fuchsias, so a few pictures on a happier note. These are just a few of my Fuchsia pictures for more try photobucket, bigbikerbob, my garden 2010.
Click on any picture to enlarge it.
No Joke of the day on this blog.
8 Comments:
Thinking of you.
A bright note, though - the fuschias look wonderful.
omg! i am so sorry to hear of your loss again! i hope that you are handling the situation well....and hope pam and the kids are doing ok
Oh Bob, I am so sorry to hear of your loss. What a tragedy for your family to cope with. Bad enough when someone is dying slowly, and one has time to prepare for the time following the death, but when you lose somebody who is relatively young and with a reasonably long life expectancy...my sincere condolences to you and Sue, as well as Pam and her children.
The photos of your fuschias are stunning. Mine have never looked that good!
Did you get my message about your long emails? I had to do it, as the PC can't handle them anymore, and it is so old that I can't upgrade to another OS, which means I still work on old versions of Outlook Express etc. At least I can still keep up to date with my cyberspace friends through their blogs ;-)
So sorry to hear of the loss to your family. But good to know that you are heping Pam and her children, and that the family is supporting each other in time of need.
The fuchias are GORGEOUS!
Bob, Sue, I am so sorry to hear more sad news for you all. My heart goes out to you both and I am thinking of you all.
I love the photographs of the flowers. Pam has green fingers.
xxxx
What beautiful colors. Glad you got the photo thing to work for you.
Your daughter and your family have our deepest sympathy. I hope your daughter is able to get things worked out so she'll have a place of her own. We have our youngest daughter and her little girl living with us at the moment. They've been here two years now. So far it's worked out ok. Grandma (me is the taxi to and from school and the baby sitter in the mornings and after school. But she's one great kid. Good luck with your family and also you hip replacement if and when it happens.
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