I wrote a blog yesterday and losd it b4 it was published
BUTi just wnat to say that ove rthe lst 12 monthsp)(SINCE DIAGNOSIS)I have mET tsome great/ wonderful people on this site and lOCALLYand have not had ot deal with this aloen
and i am still here alive and kicking (sometimes from the floor!)
but i really wnat ot send my wishes 2 ALL who have lost a partner/ parent /siblign from this PSP
- I am stll unsure what the future will be but i really hope the holiday period( like maggie h) says is a time when we can raise our glasses or whatever to the loved ones who are no longer with us and remember them in a good way
Lolve jill
xx
ps i shall be blogging over the xmas period as my partner is off to a footy match on Boxing day!!
AND the local rugby league starts up mid January!
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I am not sure you realise how much of an inspiration you are to all of us here on PSP Healthunlocked. I wish you, your partner and all those suffering from PSB/CBD and their carers the best of Christmas's and a happy 2012.
I would like to take this opportunity to wish you and your partner a very happy Christmas and a more "upright" 2012!!! Hope the falls don't cause you any serious injuries. Tony is falling more these days too but I'm usually on hand to help get him upright again, albeit with somewhat of a struggle as I am only 5ft 2" and he is nearly 6ft!!
Anyway, it's great you are still using the computer and always interesting to read your blogs.
Have a good Christmas and I hope the move into your new home in the New Year will go smoothly.
Warmest wishes for Christmas and the forthcoming year.
Thank you for the good messages, it is wonderful to see how you cope with the PSP and still come out fighting, which helps to raise the spirits of us all. Take care over Christmas and have a peaceful joyful time
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