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Postby JoM » 29 Mar 2020, 14:36

He’s had a fall in the garden and we’re waiting to hear what’s happening. He’s been taken to hospital by ambulance, Mom wasn’t sure which one but probably New Cross, which is a virus hotspot, in Wolverhampton and she wasn’t able to go understandably. All we know is that he’s hurt his neck and shoulder.

He’s 87 in a few weeks, Mom’s 84 and obviously we can’t go around and sit with her because we run the risk of infecting her if by chance we’ve picked up the virus, and Julie’s in the same position although she’s volunteered Rog to collect Dad should he not be kept in because she doesn’t want John going to New Cross and increasing the risk for the rest of us seeing as me and Joe and are without our spleens and Tom’s isn’t fully functioning. While I see her point I feel so bad about it because it’s well over an hour’s drive away from them, and it’s increasing Roger’s risk.

Honestly, we’ve been doing all we can between us to try and keep them safe by doing their shopping and leaving it on the drive at a safe distance etc and then this happens! Julie’s already had words with him for going shopping last weekend, just after Rog had dropped some things off for them.
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Re: My Dad

Postby Kaz » 29 Mar 2020, 14:40

Oh no, No what a worry! :( I hope he's ok, and that he can leave hospital asap.

This stuff is such a worry, and so difficult when you can't be with loved ones when needed :(

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Re: My Dad

Postby jenniren » 29 Mar 2020, 15:44

((((Jo)))) what a worry for you all, do hope he's able to get home soon xxx
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Re: My Dad

Postby JanB » 29 Mar 2020, 15:59

Oh berlimey Jo. Hope he's not too badly hurt and will be home soonest xx
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Re: My Dad

Postby cromwell » 29 Mar 2020, 16:09

Oh crikey Jo. What with everything else as well. I hope he's out and home recovering as soon as possible.
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Re: My Dad

Postby saundra » 29 Mar 2020, 16:16

Hi no what a worry for you all let's hope you're dad is ok and just has a few bruises and can come home is oldies like to be independent you know and try not to bother anybody
I wish this virus showed up as big yellow spots then we would all know if we had it or not
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Re: My Dad

Postby miasmum » 29 Mar 2020, 16:28

Thinking of you and your mum, must be so hard for her

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Re: My Dad

Postby Gal2 » 29 Mar 2020, 16:42

saundra wrote:I wish this virus showed up as big yellow spots then we would all know if we had it or not


What a brilliant idea! If only...

Jo I wish your parents all the best, and loads of hugs for you and family xxxxxxx
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Re: My Dad

Postby TheOstrich » 29 Mar 2020, 17:42

So sorry to read this, Jo. Fingers crossed he can be discharged soon.

When he returns home, manacle him to the bedstead.
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Re: My Dad

Postby Osc » 29 Mar 2020, 19:42

Oh Jo, I’m so sorry. You must be going mad with worry, big hugs xxxxx
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