Update on David

[BeckyJan]

Thanks Izzy - it did go well but I feel remarkably drained!

 

[larivy]

glad today went better for you Jan love larivy

 

[Grannie G]

I feel remarkably drained!

I`m not surprised Jan.
I an only imagine your thoughts during the last few days and I`m surprised David was even able to acknowledge his birthday. Even if he was mystified you couldn`t have done anything different.
Love xx

 

[Helen33]

I read that you feel drained Jan and it's not surprising. You have done well again today trying to celebrate David's birthday and it sounds like a fine affair Try to rest dear friend and hoping that tomorrow finds David a little better still.

Love

 

[ROSEANN]

Gald that the day was not too bad

I hope things get better for you soon.

The trouble with these infections is that we lose a little more of our loved ones each time.

Much love to you both.

Roseann xx

 

[donkey]

my thoughts are with you jan at this difficult time for you, i hope david continues to pick up and even though he finishes his antibiotics tmo they will continue to work for a futher couple of days. happy birthday david and jan i hope your resting xxx

 

[Skye]

It sounds as if you gave David the best possible birthday, Jan.

I'm glad he's showing signs of improvement, let's hope it continues.

Love,

 

[BeckyJan]

As always its lovely to have your support

and jan i hope your resting xxx

Lyn - I am not sure if you class it as resting, but I am on my second glass of wine!!!

Love

 

[Bronwen]

You have pulled out all the stops for David today, Jan, try to rest now and perhaps sit and recall all the other birthdays you have shared together and please let David be a little better tomorrow.

Love
Bronwen x

 

[donkey]

only if you have your feet up as well with a big bar of choccie

 

[Skye]

Jan, I don't know the poem, and I can't find it. Is it copyright, and if not, could you post it?

Love,

 

[BeckyJan]

I am fairly sure it is not copyright so here it is:

LITTLE DID I REALISE
poem by Thomas R Dudley

Little did I realise
The first time I saw you
That one day I would come to want you
As I have wanted no one else

Little did I realise
The first time we talked
That one day I would tell you
I love you more than life itself

Little did I realise
The first time I held you
That one day I would come
To need you so much

Little did I realise
The first time I kissed you
That one day you would become
The most important person in my life

There was so much I did not realise
Until I met you
But now that I have
I know that I want you, I need you
And I love you always

 

[Skye]

Thank you Jan.

That is so beautiful, the words are perfect. I'm going to save it.

Where did you find it? It's completely new to me.

 

[BeckyJan]

It was read at the wedding of a friend of our daughter - I just knew I would use it one day for 'us'.

Glad you like it too.

 

[Izzy]

That's lovely.

 

[BeckyJan]

David is still very very poorly. He has hardly eaten today, does not want to drink but we are managing small amounts. The last of a/bs was given to him this afternoon (I did it 'cos he was refusing the Nurse with gritted teeth (David not Nurse!)).

He is muttering odd sentences, just not making sense. He looks dreadful.

Not sure what else we can do, but I will talk to his GP later this week.

 

[Skye]

Oh Jan, poor David sounds so ill, it must be agony for you.

I hope the doctor will be able to give you some idea of what's going on.

Love

 

[Bookworm]

(((Jan)))

So sorry to hear your update Jan - but glad you have us to share it with, xx (((Jan)))

 

[connie]

Dear Jan, just to let you know that I am keeping you both in my thoughts and prayers.

I know how hard it is to sit by and just watch - heartbreaking.
Try to stay strong, and I do so hope that tomorrow may be a better day for you both. Love n'hugs

 

[Grannie G]

I`m sorry Jan. I don`t know what else to say.
Love xx