Halllooooowe have a really amazing occupational health team at our work. It's like going to a private clinic, very swish, new everything, plenty of staff and appointments. They really want us not not be ill!
In sad news though the brother in law died last night. He's been deteriorating for the past couple of days but yesterday he was unconscious and his breathing became irregular, stopped and started and then just stopped completely. Very peacful from what I hear. My sister and the kids are absolutely numb and my folks are in pices.
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garold you're on mute I SAID YOU'RE ON MUTE, Fri 8 Aug 2025, 12:52,
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it was only ever going to end one way I suppose, still v sadat least it didn't drag on for years.
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Queef Smegwin U r a ๐๐, Fri 8 Aug 2025, 12:56,
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Yeah, he was incredibly good for most of the last 19 monthsthe family had some really memorable, fun times. He did an impressive job in making provisions for his death. He was a good man and he didn't suffer at the end.
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garold you're on mute I SAID YOU'RE ON MUTE, Fri 8 Aug 2025, 13:12,
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Sorry for your loss garold. Not the worst way to go, all things considered.
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Sorry to hear thatMy mum died when I was 11 and it's been a dark shadow over my life ever since. I sincerely hope your sister has a loving support network around her and the kids can cope as best as they can.
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I am sorry to hear that. She does. They do have a great network around them.I've been bowled over by how her friends have knitted together to be supportive.
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garold you're on mute I SAID YOU'RE ON MUTE, Fri 8 Aug 2025, 13:21,
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Oh that sounds excellent, really great to hear that garold. The occupational health bit, I mean. The rest is rubbish, sorry to hear it.
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Aardvark and so at last, I understood, Fri 8 Aug 2025, 13:41,
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