Tuesday, 6 October 2009

Different Strokes go to the O2 (and come back again)

Different Strokes at the O2. Different Strokes is a group of individuals who have experienced a stroke of varying degrees and caused by various issues (brain tumours, neurological malfunction, Lupus, unknown, heart disease, wrong medication). We are aged from 20-60 and believe in having fun and not focussing on our condition. Doug, in the wheelchair, was told he would be paralysed for life and has recently swum his first mile, Joan was told she wouldn't walk again and she ca! Sandra's husband recently died due to mis-management of his stroke and heart condition in hospital. Eroica hasn't had a stroke but is very nice to stroke. She came along as our general rounder-upper and reporter.
Hazel had a serious stroke in Jordan (the country not the woman) where she worked as an archeologist. I had my stroke in January of this year complicated by the fact I have Lupus and HMS. The main effect I have noticed from the stroke is it as affected my spelling, time frame reference and sentence structure. Which is why I am peed off with having followed an academic Masters in English Lit instead of doing something useful!
We support each other, love each other but most of all have fun, fun, fun!


Sunday, 4 October 2009

Wake for Lady Bridget Doreen Rathcavan 1924-2009 Sat 3 Oct Morston Church

Hubbie with Charles (godparent to Jim and Rosa)
Grania (daughter of Bridget), Clive (godparent to Jim and Rosa), Litte Jack
Charles and Hubbie

Wake for Lady Bridget Doreen Rathcavan

Grania O'Neill
Grania and her son Jim
Hubbie talking with Rosetta (Grania's sister)
John Edwards-Moss (son)
Friends of Bridget

The Wake for Lady Bridget Doreen Rathcavan

The vicar and Kees
Zena Binny Paxman (granddaughter)
Jim Crawford (grandson)
In dark suit and glasses Thomas Edwards-Moss (grandson)
Rosa Crawford (granddaughter) Charles (godparent to Rosa and Jim)

Saturday, 3 October 2009

Friday, 2 October 2009

Things which don't let you down



Animals
The Benjamin Foundation
Wimble
Jamie
Grafeeeeti artists

Thursday, 1 October 2009

More stuff

The beautiful rare Song Thrush. My garden is wild and enclosed so I have many different species of birds in the garden. What a privilege and what a song.
Friend's house
Wimble (now at vet having nutties removed)
Muddle dreaming about Song Thrushes