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date: 24 Dec 2007 19:35:55 GMT,    group: uk.people.support.arthritis        back       
warms the heart   
yesterday (sunday) my daughter came down from leicester, where she
practices as an anaethetist.  she came with her fianc'e (also a
doctor).  it's the first time i've seen them together since they
announced the engagement: looking at them, they seemed to be radiating
their love for each other.

warms the cockles of an old man's heart, it does :-)
-- 
Robin Fairbairns, Cambridge
date: 24 Dec 2007 19:35:55 GMT   author:   (Robin Fairbairns)

Re: warms the heart   
In article <fkp1mr$e69$2@gemini.csx.cam.ac.uk>, Robin Fairbairns
 scribeth thus
>yesterday (sunday) my daughter came down from leicester, where she
>practices as an anaethetist.  she came with her fianc'e (also a
>doctor).  it's the first time i've seen them together since they
>announced the engagement: looking at them, they seemed to be radiating
>their love for each other.

Lets hope that lasts -- pardon the old cynic who has no less than Five
mates who are going through messy divorces at the moment!...
>
>warms the cockles of an old man's heart, it does :-)

Yes but did they give you any advice re your Arthur;?....

-- 
Tony Sayer
date: Wed, 26 Dec 2007 12:18:10 +0000   author:   tony sayer

Re: warms the heart   
tony sayer  writes:
> scribeth thus
>>warms the cockles of an old man's heart, it does :-)
>
>Yes but did they give you any advice re your Arthur;?....

with him working in a&e[*] and her an anaesthetist, the relevance of
their specialities seems rather slim.  she does tend to know the guys
who put me under whenever i have an operation (another planned next
month...).

[*] he was working christmas day; whereas i had just got up when she
called for a christmas natter, having seen him off to work.  dead lazy
these doctors.  or not, as the case may be.
-- 
Robin Fairbairns, Cambridge
date: 27 Dec 2007 01:05:04 GMT   author:   (Robin Fairbairns)

Re: warms the heart   
In article <fkuto0$jgk$1@gemini.csx.cam.ac.uk>, Robin Fairbairns
 scribeth thus
> tony sayer  writes:
>> scribeth thus
>>>warms the cockles of an old man's heart, it does :-)
>>
>>Yes but did they give you any advice re your Arthur;?....
>
>with him working in a&e[*] and her an anaesthetist, the relevance of
>their specialities seems rather slim.  she does tend to know the guys
>who put me under whenever i have an operation (another planned next
>month...).

Right...

>
>[*] he was working christmas day; whereas i had just got up when she
>called for a christmas natter, having seen him off to work.  dead lazy
>these doctors.  or not, as the case may be.

Funny but one rumey I saw a while ago sez I need some new hips and to
take Lodine continuously and nothing else alternative works... but a
Orthopaedic surgeon I went to see about replacing them sez that I should
really try rose hip syrup and cod liver oil reckons quite a few of his
patients swear by them!..
-- 
Tony Sayer
date: Thu, 27 Dec 2007 17:14:05 +0000   author:   tony sayer

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