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BigMama
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Complete absence of news. Do I assume, the inevitable outcome of her disease process?
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.Not seen her for a long time Squad. I worked on the private just after I I retired and I watched this lady from the very first stages till the end. It is a horrible disease as she was always very alert and knew everything. Last I heard was Bigmamma had more home care and I believe she had to part with her dogs which would have been a heartbreak for her. Some may know more that were on Facebook with her.So sad as she is a very nice lady.
She humbles me... she's always cheerful, never complains or feels sorry for herself, and is a genuinely caring lovely person. Such a horrible disease - life can indeed be so cruel sometimes.
Every time I think of moaning about some gripe, ache or pain or minor illness (compared to hers) I think of bigmamma and it brings me up short. And life is short sometimes - too short for some.
Bless her, a lovely lady xx
Every time I think of moaning about some gripe, ache or pain or minor illness (compared to hers) I think of bigmamma and it brings me up short. And life is short sometimes - too short for some.
Bless her, a lovely lady xx
Hello chatterbankers. I inquired after bigmamma on this thread a while back, 4getmenot took my message and a week later bigmamma herself came on to say hello:) She's a lovely person. http://www.theanswerb...Question891114-2.html