Thursday 5 November 2009

Mean Reds



I’m worried about my boys, baby boy and daddy boy and when I worry, I worry myself sick – literally, so my colitis has come back with a vengence. Daddy boy worries are nothing new, Belle Mere and work or lack there of, baby boy worry is probably completely unfounded but there you go. So, sorry if I haven’t been posting lately.

We have been doing nice things, Regents Park, Christmas lights, Kew Gardens and I have photos to share, but I’m feeling quiet or quietly feeling just at the moment.

4 comments:

Marie said...

Sorry to hear it, but hope those worries can be assuaged somehow and that the colitis goes again. I find it helps me to acknowledge that I'm worried and then I can work through why and what I can do about it. But I guess each person has their own techniques. My best wishes for you and your boys. x

Unknown said...

My best wishes too! Lots Of Lovexxx Hope you feel better soon, I'm sure you will x

Unknown said...

I just got back from Avignon, France - and when looking around Palais des Papes I saw this http://i234.photobucket.com/albums/ee100/venoscough/DSCN5091.jpg

On closer inspection it was these!
http://i234.photobucket.com/albums/ee100/venoscough/DSCN5092.jpg

Made me think of your blog because you used pics of them, hope it cheers you up :D

westendmum said...

@Marie & everybodysaysdont
Thanks ladies.
My fears have been assuaged. I took Erbie to the doctor (found lumps in his neck - leading to worrying). they are apparently 'shotty lymph nodes', so Calpol and treats.

@Nobody Girl
OMG! Thanks so much for showing me those. I used to live in Avignon, great to see Space Invader has got to Palais du Papes aswell. You really made me smile.

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