They say change is as good as a rest 🙂

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It really seems to be :+1:

There was a holiday booked for Cornwall for 2 weeks from the 5th September with the missus, our daughter and the in-laws.

The father in law is great but, I can only take the mother in law in small doses so, the plan was for me to stay home with the dog for a nice quiet couple of weeks but, last Monday I had a seizure that put me in hospital for 3 days. My brain esion and demyelination have given me the gift of epilepsy which I’ve now figured out is triggered by not eating enough and fatigue.

The missus was worried about me being home alone so, me and the dog are spending these 2 weeks at Mums in Reading. It’s nice to be back on familiar ground for a while and of course, You can’t beat a bit of mum’s home cooking - I’m feeling much better now :slightly_smiling_face:

I hope you’re all keeping well x

Jon.

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Every cloud Jon, if you keep positive you will get through , & if all fails go to bed for pease & :shushing_face: x

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Thankyou Maz’ :+1:

I spent so many years on the go in my career that, slowing down a bit isn’t coming easy but, I am learning.

Day napping is a bit easier if I can do it with my dog :grin:

Take care mate :slightly_smiling_face: x

Jon.

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I think all of us feel the same, the pressure of losing control. I remember being the manager rushed of my feet waiting for my holidays. No change skiing, touring round the dolamites riding my motorbike , navigating for my hubby . All non stop holidays fast and furious. Perhaps we were chosen to get MS to slow us down, i like to believe that so I dont sink into despair. NO-ONE can take my memories, I have plenty of time to count my blessings :raising_hands: I’m sure you have also, we have achieved so much it’s time to move over and let others take a chance. :heart:

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Mums home cooking hmm hard too beat Jon, but never tell the boss :rofl: .

Mac

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