Sending private messages l cant find it any where so i am right fed up I picked up a message yesterday no problems

[Time_2_drink]

Can only hope that who can will pm me please i have had my morphine put straight into driver

[sassy59]

I have pm’d you. Xxx

[2greys]

Hi Margaret, Right at the very top there is "Home", "My hub", "Chat" and the notification "Bell". What you are looking for is "Chat" click on that to private message, or alternatively click on a members "name" and that will take you to their profile page and at the very right hand side a button that says "Message".

I do hope you are coping okay.

[Time_2_drink]

This is me again had to have night nurses i couldnt breathe they gave me something in driver and the driver had come away from port the matron and one of the doctors from hospice have arranged for me to go on a week day but i honestly think my walking crablike will not help also carers come in on a morning sometimes quite early then to wash and dress me well i had better go my backside realy uncomfortable tiime for cream x

[newlands]

Hello Margaret good to hear from you keep your chin up we are all thinking of you

Take Care

Dorothy

[hypercat54]

Hi Margaret great to hear from you as I have been worried about you. I am glad to see you are finally getting some relevant help and I hope you are feeling a bit better with it. We are all with you and holding your hand so never give up as we are always here for you sweetheart. Love and hugs Bev xxx

[Badbessie]

Hi lovely to hear from you. From memory morphine in a syringe driver can be given in two ways. Firstly at a constant rate. For example 2mg an hour or you are given some control over it. You press a control in your hand and it delivers a set dose as needed. Normally it is set to only to give so many doses in a set period. Each is a very good method of giving morphine. Hopefully you will benefit from this.

[MoyB]

Good morning Margaret! Good to hear from you. Hope you get things sorted with the hospice. xx Moy

[SquirrelsHolt]

I also pm'd you yesterday. How's things today for you dear Margaret?

xxx