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"Nah. It’s the shagging for me, why do you think I rejoined a fuck site?? 
I guess we are all here for different things. “Fuck Site” yeah lol.  "
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I’m missing my;Mum and Dad most who are in their mid-late 80s now. I see them regularly usually. Being able to help them out and give them hugs is a big part of our lives, as it was always the other way round for my childhood and a big part of my adult life. My Dad was always helping with home improvement projects and technical advice. That has all changed in the last 10 years and it’s now me who does the helping out. My mum is on the shielded list and very fragile and my Dad is effectively her full time carer while trying to look after himself. Hoping that the next call that comes in isn’t bad news is probably the hardest part to deal with without feeling emotional. .
I miss being with them much more than anything else. |
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"I’m missing my;Mum and Dad most who are in their mid-late 80s now. I see them regularly usually. Being able to help them out and give them hugs is a big part of our lives, as it was always the other way round for my childhood and a big part of my adult life. My Dad was always helping with home improvement projects and technical advice. That has all changed in the last 10 years and it’s now me who does the helping out. My mum is on the shielded list and very fragile and my Dad is effectively her full time carer while trying to look after himself. Hoping that the next call that comes in isn’t bad news is probably the hardest part to deal with without feeling emotional. .
I miss being with them much more than anything else."
Same.
(But not with YOUR parents, obviously. That would just be weird  ) |
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"I’m missing my;Mum and Dad most who are in their mid-late 80s now. I see them regularly usually. Being able to help them out and give them hugs is a big part of our lives, as it was always the other way round for my childhood and a big part of my adult life. My Dad was always helping with home improvement projects and technical advice. That has all changed in the last 10 years and it’s now me who does the helping out. My mum is on the shielded list and very fragile and my Dad is effectively her full time carer while trying to look after himself. Hoping that the next call that comes in isn’t bad news is probably the hardest part to deal with without feeling emotional. .
I miss being with them much more than anything else."
That's the hardest part about all of this I feel for you I really do...I dont have my parents alive but i have other family and friends. Take comfort in the fact you are doing your bit and protecting them. I know people who've lost those they love it's awful. There will be an end to it all eventually and we can be with our friends and family again. |
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"I’m missing my;Mum and Dad most who are in their mid-late 80s now. I see them regularly usually. Being able to help them out and give them hugs is a big part of our lives, as it was always the other way round for my childhood and a big part of my adult life. My Dad was always helping with home improvement projects and technical advice. That has all changed in the last 10 years and it’s now me who does the helping out. My mum is on the shielded list and very fragile and my Dad is effectively her full time carer while trying to look after himself. Hoping that the next call that comes in isn’t bad news is probably the hardest part to deal with without feeling emotional. .
I miss being with them much more than anything else.
Same.
(But not with YOUR parents, obviously. That would just be weird )"
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"I’m missing my;Mum and Dad most who are in their mid-late 80s now. I see them regularly usually. Being able to help them out and give them hugs is a big part of our lives, as it was always the other way round for my childhood and a big part of my adult life. My Dad was always helping with home improvement projects and technical advice. That has all changed in the last 10 years and it’s now me who does the helping out. My mum is on the shielded list and very fragile and my Dad is effectively her full time carer while trying to look after himself. Hoping that the next call that comes in isn’t bad news is probably the hardest part to deal with without feeling emotional. .
I miss being with them much more than anything else.
That's the hardest part about all of this I feel for you I really do...I dont have my parents alive but i have other family and friends. Take comfort in the fact you are doing your bit and protecting them. I know people who've lost those they love it's awful. There will be an end to it all eventually and we can be with our friends and family again. "
Oh for sure. The good thing is they have become increasingly self-reliant again, getting to grips with the virtual world and online deliveries etc as well as getting out in the garden to exercise. |
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"It’s the freedom to travel that we miss, we are lucky to be a couple but miss being able to head out for adventures."
That's why ppl invented Minecraft |
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"But some good one on one chat, banter and interesting conversation with Interesting fellow Fabbers!
Anyone else feeling the same? "
That's all I'm getting just now. It is the sex I'm missing |
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"I’m missing my;Mum and Dad most who are in their mid-late 80s now. I see them regularly usually. Being able to help them out and give them hugs is a big part of our lives, as it was always the other way round for my childhood and a big part of my adult life. My Dad was always helping with home improvement projects and technical advice. That has all changed in the last 10 years and it’s now me who does the helping out. My mum is on the shielded list and very fragile and my Dad is effectively her full time carer while trying to look after himself. Hoping that the next call that comes in isn’t bad news is probably the hardest part to deal with without feeling emotional. .
I miss being with them much more than anything else.
That's the hardest part about all of this I feel for you I really do...I dont have my parents alive but i have other family and friends. Take comfort in the fact you are doing your bit and protecting them. I know people who've lost those they love it's awful. There will be an end to it all eventually and we can be with our friends and family again.
Oh for sure. The good thing is they have become increasingly self-reliant again, getting to grips with the virtual world and online deliveries etc as well as getting out in the garden to exercise."
Ah that's interesting, it just shows how reliant they do get on others and how others respond to that reliancey and by not meaning to take away some of their independence. |
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"I’m missing my;Mum and Dad most who are in their mid-late 80s now. I see them regularly usually. Being able to help them out and give them hugs is a big part of our lives, as it was always the other way round for my childhood and a big part of my adult life. My Dad was always helping with home improvement projects and technical advice. That has all changed in the last 10 years and it’s now me who does the helping out. My mum is on the shielded list and very fragile and my Dad is effectively her full time carer while trying to look after himself. Hoping that the next call that comes in isn’t bad news is probably the hardest part to deal with without feeling emotional. .
I miss being with them much more than anything else.
That's the hardest part about all of this I feel for you I really do...I dont have my parents alive but i have other family and friends. Take comfort in the fact you are doing your bit and protecting them. I know people who've lost those they love it's awful. There will be an end to it all eventually and we can be with our friends and family again.
Oh for sure. The good thing is they have become increasingly self-reliant again, getting to grips with the virtual world and online deliveries etc as well as getting out in the garden to exercise.
Ah that's interesting, it just shows how reliant they do get on others and how others respond to that reliancey and by not meaning to take away some of their independence. "
For sure, and we were overly reliant on traditional ways of doing things. My Dad is chuffed with what he has begun to master, but is struggling as his both his body and mind are not as agile as they were. Anyway don’t want to derail the thread further I don’t think it was intended for conversations about Mums and Dads  |
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