In reply to Post #44
No thank you and your colleagues Bob 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Both my wife and eldest daughter work in the NHS so I am aware of the difficulties being faced by both frontline and clerical staff.
Michael
No thank you and your colleagues Bob 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Both my wife and eldest daughter work in the NHS so I am aware of the difficulties being faced by both frontline and clerical staff.
Michael
In reply to Post #45
Thanks for the offer Wayne, I've mostly been ok only my left shoulder has restricted my long range casting where they removed 50 lymph nodes from my shoulder/chest.
If only that offer was available when I fished the west Warwick in the early nineties
God I hated that walk!!
Michael
Thanks for the offer Wayne, I've mostly been ok only my left shoulder has restricted my long range casting where they removed 50 lymph nodes from my shoulder/chest.
If only that offer was available when I fished the west Warwick in the early nineties
God I hated that walk!!Michael
Both Tom and Michael hope you get better soon. 
In reply to Post #43
get well soon mate
and thank God for the wonderful men and women who work within the NHS and our emergency services
get well soon mate
and thank God for the wonderful men and women who work within the NHS and our emergency services
In reply to Post #27
Not good mate, hope you make a full recovery, thinking of you
Re DF Podcast and linking to Kens post below, DF mentioned that cancer is a personal thing and something we don't like to talk about, I think that's a problem that needs addressing, it's not as if it's a macho thing to carry on regardless, and yes you can talk about it without being seen to want sympathy.
I hope his podcast can inspire more people to talk about it and to get themselves checked out.
Not good mate, hope you make a full recovery, thinking of you
Re DF Podcast and linking to Kens post below, DF mentioned that cancer is a personal thing and something we don't like to talk about, I think that's a problem that needs addressing, it's not as if it's a macho thing to carry on regardless, and yes you can talk about it without being seen to want sympathy.
I hope his podcast can inspire more people to talk about it and to get themselves checked out.
In reply to Post #52
cheers
cheers
In reply to Post #50
Thanks appreciated 👍🏻
Thanks appreciated 👍🏻
In reply to Post #51
Cheers appreciated 👍🏻
Cheers appreciated 👍🏻
Wishing everyone the best of health and speedy recoveries whatever the illness.
In reply to Post #27
I hope you get better soon mate and make a full recovery strokes can be horrible m grandad had one a couple years ago not nice at all. Hope your doing well mate 👍
I hope you get better soon mate and make a full recovery strokes can be horrible m grandad had one a couple years ago not nice at all. Hope your doing well mate 👍
In reply to Post #57
cheers mate
cheers mate
In reply to Post #56
Thanks
Thanks
In reply to Post #59
Got to admit that Danny's Podcast shook me up, I have worked on the roofs for 30 years plus been burnt many times, enjoyed the lads holidays and done the exact same probably because you feel better with a tan (Vain to be honest), you feel with Danny that he is a friend even though I've never met him and seeing him like that on the podcast is terrible, the plus side is now education and push for more industry awareness as its not mentioned enough to be honest and hope the lads mentioned on this post make a full recovery
Got to admit that Danny's Podcast shook me up, I have worked on the roofs for 30 years plus been burnt many times, enjoyed the lads holidays and done the exact same probably because you feel better with a tan (Vain to be honest), you feel with Danny that he is a friend even though I've never met him and seeing him like that on the podcast is terrible, the plus side is now education and push for more industry awareness as its not mentioned enough to be honest and hope the lads mentioned on this post make a full recovery
In reply to Post #60
I listened to it last night and was quite moved by it, in parts. Whilst not looking for sympathy his recollection of his miserable childhood was quite moving. He came across very well. I loved the way that he tackled the internet troll who had been threatening to blackmail him over the recreational drug allegation. Good luck Danny.
I listened to it last night and was quite moved by it, in parts. Whilst not looking for sympathy his recollection of his miserable childhood was quite moving. He came across very well. I loved the way that he tackled the internet troll who had been threatening to blackmail him over the recreational drug allegation. Good luck Danny.
In reply to Post #25
Yep my father was recently diagnosed with T-cell non Hodgkin's lymphoma the prognosis is still good but time has been wasted because they couldn't decide between lymphoma and glandular fever, my aunt spoke to her private healthcare provider and they claimed they would of had him diagnosed within 5 weeks it's been just over a year
Yep my father was recently diagnosed with T-cell non Hodgkin's lymphoma the prognosis is still good but time has been wasted because they couldn't decide between lymphoma and glandular fever, my aunt spoke to her private healthcare provider and they claimed they would of had him diagnosed within 5 weeks it's been just over a year