On February 14th, I’m so lucky to have Chris to celebrate Valentine’s day. I know some people live alone and for some that is their choice. But I also know some don’t have that choice, perhaps they are a NET patient who lost their partner, or a partner who lost their loved one to NET. My heart goes out to those today. I have a private group where people can ask questions about NET which is open 24/7 365 days per year. No-one is ever alone in this group. I may be sleeping if you contact me on my public sites but I will always answer at some point.
Biscuit love – with tea of course!
It’s also National Christine Day on 14th February (who knew!)
On National Christine Day, let’s honour all the amazing women named Christine – cheers to their strength, beauty, and resilience! I’ll second that! Click here to read more.
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A very thoughtful reminder! Those of us who have caring partners are very fortunate. My hubby is lugging my jug (you know the one I mean) to the lab for me this morning. Not every man would do that and I could have taken it myself, but he’s going that way anyway.