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  1. 2nd December 2025, 04:13 AM #1
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    If you are in need of a smile...

    Have not been here for awhile. You will gather from various postings that things got a bit rough healthwise with our daughter Sarah. Things seemed to have stabilised so normality is slowly returning. Anyway below is a photo taken last weekend when Sarah visited Santa while out shopping with my wife. As you can see she is really happy and excited to see Santa. He still calls to our house on Christmas for Sarah, who will be 30 years old at the end of December.
    This is typical SARAH,happy and loving. She leaves the worrying to us.
    Hopefully this will add a little light to someone's day.
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    Good to see you back Spud.
    Glad to hear life is getting back normal.
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    Quote Originally Posted by spudfan View Post
    This is typical SARAH,happy and loving. She leaves the worrying to us.
    Hopefully this will add a little light to someone's day.
    Thanks Spud. It did. 30 huh? Does that make you feel old?

    A "few years ago" I was sitting with my grandad and lamenting I was 41 and how did I get here? He said "41? My son just turned 70, how do you think I feel?". He turned 104 this year. He's fit and healthy, but he doesn't know who I am anymore.

    My Cousin wasn't expected to see her 18th birthday. She had a "rare disease". 12 known cases in the world. She made it to 46. Celebrate every win. We'll celebrate them with you, because despite the mire of crap you wade through on a daily basis I suspect every day is a bonus.

    Nice photo!
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    [QUOTE=BradC;3258438]Thanks Spud. It did. 30 huh? Does that make you feel old?

    Yes one does feel the time beginning to whizz by. We wonder in ten years time, who will be looking after who?
    Also in years to come when our journey has come to an end Sarah will still need looking after.
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    Quote Originally Posted by spudfan View Post
    Also in years to come when our journey has come to an end Sarah will still need looking after.
    Yeah, that's always a concern. We have various government systems in place for such an eventuality, but there is no guarantee they'll still be in place after the next election.
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