Any spare purrs please?

Lesley wrote:
> I have probbaly mentioned my friend Matt before many times. He's the
> one whose sister had pancreatic cancer and was discharged to a hospice
> but after asking purrs she was well enough to go home for a long time
> but now although she's home she may not make her next birthday in
> December
>
> Anyway..on top of all this, Matt collapsed at work last week and after
> tests he is waiting to hear whether it's the return of his epilepsy
> (Sudden onset, cost him his house and later his marriage then a couple
> of years ago they found a drug treatment to stabilise him to the point
> where he could get a job on one of those schemes to help get long term
> disabled people off benefits and just a month or so ago was promoted
> to a training manager on the same scheme!) or he has had a TIA (he's a
> non smoking 38 year old!) or if could even be MS
>
> Matt is living proof that "bad things happen to good people" (Dave and
> me should reach a ripe old age then)
>
> So purrs it's not serious would be appreciated
>
> Lesley
>
> Slave of the Fabulous Furballs
>
Purrs for Matt on the way.

Sam, closely supervised by Mistletoe

Lots of purrs for your friend Matt and his sister. So sorry to hear about
this.
Christine
"Lesley" <LMadigan.DeleteThis@hhnt.nhs.uk> wrote in message
news:1192907815.938587.50000@e9g2000prf.googlegroups.com...
>I have probbaly mentioned my friend Matt before many times. He's the
> one whose sister had pancreatic cancer and was discharged to a hospice
> but after asking purrs she was well enough to go home for a long time
> but now although she's home she may not make her next birthday in
> December
>
> Anyway..on top of all this, Matt collapsed at work last week and after
> tests he is waiting to hear whether it's the return of his epilepsy
> (Sudden onset, cost him his house and later his marriage then a couple
> of years ago they found a drug treatment to stabilise him to the point
> where he could get a job on one of those schemes to help get long term
> disabled people off benefits and just a month or so ago was promoted
> to a training manager on the same scheme!) or he has had a TIA (he's a
> non smoking 38 year old!) or if could even be MS
>
> Matt is living proof that "bad things happen to good people" (Dave and
> me should reach a ripe old age then)
>
> So purrs it's not serious would be appreciated
>
> Lesley
>
> Slave of the Fabulous Furballs
>