Feeling down .

[Matt Cycle]

Sorry to hear this GG, that sounds like quite a lot to deal with. Glad you're feeling more positive about things today and although there will be more ups and downs on the way - just have a boast or a rant on here. You sound like a keep calm and carry on type person and I hope good things come your way. 🙂

 

[Bloden]

I’m glad to hear you’re feeling more positive, GG. You really have got a lot on your plate! Sending some (((BIG HUGS))) just in case you need a positive vibe top-up in the next few weeks.

 

[Beck S]

Fingers crossed for you, big hugs 🙂

 

[TheClockworkDodo]

Sending more hugs, @Greyhound Gal
My Dad had TB in the 1953, when treatment for it lasted 2 years and involved TB patients being stuck in special hospitals.
In 1955, while convalescing, he married my Mum. They were told not to have children because of his TB, but they ignored the doctors and did anyway! Dad remained physically fit for the rest of his life, played lots of sports, made rapid recoveries from anything which did effect him, and lived to the age of 89.
TB had no lasting effect on him at all - I really hope the same will be true for you.

 

[Greyhound Gal]

Thanks Juliet. My Nana (mums mum) had TB about 70 years ago and had a lung removed and spent time in a sanotorium. She also lived to the ripe old age of 94.