26-01-2024, 09:28 AM
Hi,
Many thanks Mark for your good wishes and asking about Bron. Bron's been going through a really bad period with assorted health problems; months ago she was diagnosed with Parkinson's Disease which initially terrified us both fearing the worst. Many weeks of taking three tablets daily her hand was still shaking but last week her tablet dosage was doubled to six tablets daily two three times each day 30 minutes before a meal; suddenly her hand stopped shaking which is amazing; her Parkinson's no longer troubles her and we're informed Parkinson's Disease isn't life threatening; if someone would normally live until 90 then they still would even having Parkinson's. We're over the moon; it distressed me thinking I was going to lose my wonderful Bron.
I'm as busy as ever; I've already felled and disposed of 17 trees between 50' and 70'tall; yesterday I was watching our huge oak tree wafting around in the high wind; this oak if it comes down the wrong way it could cause expensive damage to our bungalow so this will be number 18 assuming our dire climate ever lets me into the garden. Thanks; yes I'm still climbing big trees at the age of 76 so I must be fit. In March I'll be rotavating the three wildflower meadow areas I've created in our back garden then broadcasting new wildflower seeds; the wildflowers look spectacular when in bloom.
I hope you're keeping well Mark.
Time now for a violin practice before another day slips by.
Kind regards, Col.
Many thanks Mark for your good wishes and asking about Bron. Bron's been going through a really bad period with assorted health problems; months ago she was diagnosed with Parkinson's Disease which initially terrified us both fearing the worst. Many weeks of taking three tablets daily her hand was still shaking but last week her tablet dosage was doubled to six tablets daily two three times each day 30 minutes before a meal; suddenly her hand stopped shaking which is amazing; her Parkinson's no longer troubles her and we're informed Parkinson's Disease isn't life threatening; if someone would normally live until 90 then they still would even having Parkinson's. We're over the moon; it distressed me thinking I was going to lose my wonderful Bron.
I'm as busy as ever; I've already felled and disposed of 17 trees between 50' and 70'tall; yesterday I was watching our huge oak tree wafting around in the high wind; this oak if it comes down the wrong way it could cause expensive damage to our bungalow so this will be number 18 assuming our dire climate ever lets me into the garden. Thanks; yes I'm still climbing big trees at the age of 76 so I must be fit. In March I'll be rotavating the three wildflower meadow areas I've created in our back garden then broadcasting new wildflower seeds; the wildflowers look spectacular when in bloom.
I hope you're keeping well Mark.
Time now for a violin practice before another day slips by.
Kind regards, Col.
Happiness is a wreck of a cabinet to restore.
