Hi Barry,
I have contacted that female firefighter about your request.
She says "Anything for Sugar Daddy Barry, because he is such sweetheart and his cute sweet-cheeks always put a smile on my face" LOL.
She has a request for you though. Please could you reward her with plenty of sugar and, of course, your largest and sweetest treat??! (but, she says, please don't fob her off with any of your sweet-nothings!).
She has confirmed that singing the song you requested will be no problem for her - whilst she also plays the accompanying music on a guitar! -and whilst she carrys you over her shoulder at the same time!!!
Because, as you know Barry, multi-tasking is no problem for women!
Sweet dreams sweetie-pie!
Love Kayleigh x
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[QUOTE=Kayleigh;93048]Sorry Sugar Daddy! - Perhaps a video clip of some fit fireladies in action will go some way to gain your forgiveness and possibly sweeten you.
Kayleigh she can put me over her shoulder anytime as long as she sings this song https://youtu.be/7RtTWDv-yWM
Love,
Barry
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Originally posted by Gillette View PostHa ha ha, Kayleigh. Most of those look gay to me! My half-brother is an Aussie fire officer and one day he and I had to go to his fire station. I joked about hunky firemen but he assured me they weren't - he was wrong!
Either way, most of them should have no trouble getting 10 out of 10 on the 'Beefcake Scale"! LOL
How funny if your step-brother had been featured in that videoclip!
Love Kayleigh x
P.S .....
Q: What's the difference between roast beef and pea soup?
A: It's easy to roast beef! LOL
Q: What is a cow's favourite city?
A: Moo-York. LOL
Q: Why did the milking stool only have 3 legs?
A: Because the cow had the udder one. LOLLast edited by Kayleigh; 13 October 2019, 20:22.
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Originally posted by Barry52 View PostHi Dina,
I need to give that naughty Kayleigh a talking to for teasing you with the sexy firemen.
Barry
I think you might enjoy this (although no cute kittens this time!! LOL) ....
http://https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=SvFTC7GiM0I
Love Kayleigh xLast edited by Kayleigh; 13 October 2019, 17:35.
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Originally posted by Deb View PostOh Dina, like Ellie I am really cross that it is taking so long to sort your CHC package.
We know how precious each day is and this seems so cruel when you could be at home. I dont know how some people sleep at night ! I really hope your son has success and things get sorted sooner.
I initially thought you were serious about the hunky firemen ! Ok guilable , middle name and all that ! Kayleigh.I loved the you tube clip.
Love and hugs,
Debbie x
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Originally posted by Kayleigh View PostHi Dina,
Looks like those firemen had to make a quick diversion to rescue some kittens ....
http://https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=yuN1BKmx6X4
Love and hugs
Kayleigh x
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Oh Dina, like Ellie I am really cross that it is taking so long to sort your CHC package.
We know how precious each day is and this seems so cruel when you could be at home. I dont know how some people sleep at night ! I really hope your son has success and things get sorted sooner.
I initially thought you were serious about the hunky firemen ! Ok guilable , middle name and all that ! Kayleigh.I loved the you tube clip.
Love and hugs,
Debbie x
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Hi Dina,
We all know that stress is not good for us and goodness knows how much you have to deal with it every day you are trapped inside the hospital. I wish your son good luck with the fight on your behalf and as Ellie mentioned your MP may help.
I need to give that naughty Kayleigh a talking to for teasing you with the sexy firemen. Meanwhile I will get back to writing my script for the next episode of Casualty “the great escape from Whithenshawe”.
Sending love and hugs,
Barry
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Hi Dina,
Looks like those firemen had to make a quick diversion to rescue some kittens ....
http://https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=yuN1BKmx6X4
Love and hugs
Kayleigh x
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Oh, Kayleigh, you did make me chuckle! Unfortunately nothing and no-one appeared at my window! Another of life's disappointments!
That's a kind thing to do, Terry. I can't do that: I might manage to talk to someone sitting next to me, but that's all.
Ellie, thank you for your anger on my behalf. At the moment, I've lost all my fight. I can't cope with talking about it, typing about it and definitely not thinking about it but my son has agreed to do something.
My MND is worsening noticeably every day. My life is literally being wasted in here, despite the best efforts of the staff - and they are being tremendously supportive.
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Dina, I am heartened that you can at least get a day pass out of the hospital, but disheartened that the firemen didn't follow through on their rescue mission.....
The more I think of how your CHC application is being handled and how delay after delay and the uncertainty is affecting you, the angrier I get.
What happened to the NHS's stated "CCGs will normally make a decision about eligibility for NHS continuing healthcare within 28 days of getting a completed checklist or request for a full assessment, unless there are circumstances beyond its control" ?? And that's not even the timeframe for a Fast Track application, they (allegedly) can be processed in 48hrs if necessary.
If I were a cynic, I'd say they're trying to wear you down and doing a fine job of it too by all accounts
Have you the fight in you to complain to your CCG? Or have you an advocate who can act on your behalf? A well constructed formal complaint, not a moan, may get the ball rolling?
IDK how far you want to go with getting a decision within a reasonable timeframe, or if at all in case you rock the boat and they somehow manage to put your file to the back of the pile, which would be reprehensible. You could involve your MP - they may need you vote soon
Hope you continue getting the odd day out and can use the HCPs given you're in hospital. For example, the OT should assess your wheelchair needs and provide one which mitigates any pain it causes - they have an explicit duty of care to you.
And what about your PC access - can they provide anything or can AT / AAT visit you as an inpatient?
If necessary, involve PALS (again?) and MND Connect?
It's simply not good enough and the CCG should not be allowed to treat you as they are.
Love Ellie.
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Originally posted by Gillette View PostThanks, Terry. It's my pleasure to hunt forum members down, or even MNDers who are not yet members, and drive them bonkers! No, I just remember how alone I felt when I was in hospital just after diagnosis.
I try to do the same at meeting and hospital appointments. So often waiting rooms are quite places, sometimes not if I'm in attendance.
Love Terry
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Originally posted by Gillette View PostHi Ellie,
Don't rush the Wythenshawe One campaign - I need to stay here for a while to keep an eye on the two fire engines full of hunky firemen parked outside my window!
Apparently TC phoned the Fire Brigade, urgently requesting them to rescue a damsel called Dina aka 'The Wynthenshawe One' (also, famously known as Gillette!).
The firemen must have realised that, as you are 'the best a man can get', they shouldn't delay rescuing you - and so don't be surprised if a fireman's ladder (and possibly his hose?) appears at your window very soon! LOL
Love Kayleigh xLast edited by Kayleigh; 13 October 2019, 11:36.
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Originally posted by Ellie View PostGreat news Douglas.
(now to free the Wythenshawe One)
Best wishes to you and Chrissie.
Love Ellie.
Don't rush the Wythenshawe One campaign - I need to stay here for a while to keep an eye on the two fire engines full of hunky firemen parked outside my window!
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