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I'm watching you pet.

I too think she's guilty, or a little bit guilty. She'll get off because of something something imo.

Jeez I really need to up my breakfast game.

Have fun!

Definitely not overstepping. Reaaly thankful for the advice. Honestly atm I'm open to all of it and really appreciative of everyone here and their thoughts.

Thankyou. Definitely looking at home support packages. Definitely looking at the speech path, physio and OT stuff.

Big thanks.

I think the mental energy and stress will slowly catch up. Guess we'll see if I'm cut out for this (I have my doubts eek).

Thanks dude me too :)

Really good advice, thankyou. Definitely going to try to make every mouthful count.

Thankyou so much for your personal experience. Really appreciate that advice. i think I'll get the ball rolling on that fairly soon.

better when I was cooking

Thankyou. I'm really hoping it's the same thing that happens here

Thanks :) Hoping so too.

Big day today.

Ol' girl is going back home after her 3.5 week stay in hospital. Was only supposed to be 3-5 days.

After seeing her everyday, all I can say is that she really shouldn't be (not in my control). Seeing her last night shook me a bit. Basically she's been refusing 1/2+ the food when there and also refusing supplements (like ensure, resource etc).

Problem is after her head strike a year ago she had a TBI which has caused what they call non amnestic MCI which is a fancy way of saying impaired mind but memory still there. Problem is the only way to slow it down is food and excersise, both of which are not going to be easy.

So taking off work for a bit heading over to p's to see if this will work. I'm not fazed by doing most of the stuff for them (cooking / cleaning / washing etc), really doesn't take much time. Ol' boy will get a cleaner in probably soon.

What I'm mainly worried about is that shift in personality over the last 3 weeks.

For example last night she asked me to turn the light down because she wanted to watch TV. So I did. She said 'that's great', goes around to the other side of the bed and snaps at me 'why is it so dark in here!'. That is not her.

I'm hoping getting some food in her after basically being on a hunger strike will ease that sort of thing up, but if it doesn't then we're in for a ride.

Guess we'll find out.

Thank you all reading this stuff. Not exactly light and airy.

Better warn mick that ted doesn't so much hug or say hi as he does bite (bums).

So bums against the wall mickey!

Aww we should all be like Simon and Matt.

My last manager would've ended it with 'and that's why I'm giving you more work'. lol :(

Grats to littleCEO!

Just remind her to bring her bag back home.

People seem to rate Etymotic ones. Had a cheapo off the shelf (not custom) pair way back that did the trick.

Funnily enough when I was younger, ran into an audiologist at a few raves and her hard rule was if it's very loud, leave the d-floor every 20-30 mins for a breather. Not always easy to do that with live shows though.

oh wow. I don't think I've ever seen a shark egg before!

My advice is more cowbell. It's not great advice though.

ooh it's your b'day! Happy b'day!