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Quedos
26-09-06, 08:41 AM
hi Guys

Just to let you know I might be lying low for a while so if there's anything desperate please contact garry.
Bikes are parked for winter so I'll probably see you all next year hopefully!

Abs

Kilted Ginger
26-09-06, 09:32 AM
Sorry to here that Abs :cry: , don't you fancy the Blackpool (http://forums.sv650.org/viewtopic.php?t=45230) run :twisted: ?
Hope you both enjoyed your deserved holiday and the back's a bit better, Hope everything else is going ok as well.

northwind
26-09-06, 11:49 AM
Hope everything's OK- if I don't see you before, see you in St Andrew's for ice cream :)

stuartyboy
26-09-06, 12:16 PM
Hope everythings well and you enjoyed the holidays. Hopefully see you guys in the spring. :lol:

independentphoto
26-09-06, 01:18 PM
Hi guys,

The holiday was pretty good, so thanks for that. Abby had a great time (as I did) hovercrafting & quading, although the hover was a firm favourite.

http://upload4.postimage.org/1245466/Hovercrafting.jpg (http://upload4.postimage.org/1245466/photo_hosting.html)

All this in spite of what I'm about to tell you.....




....I'm very sorry to say that whilst on holiday, a very dear & longstanding friend of mine (and to be mother-in-law), Abbys mum, died. She had put up a very brave and long battle against a very rare cancer, and as you may have gathered from previous posts, we have had a difficult last four months with her in hospital. After the initial diagnosis, (we have both just heard) she was given five years. Happily enough - that was some TEN years ago. She stayed active and enjoyed almost every day of those ten years with her family and friends, and managed a once-in-a-lifetime holiday only last year. Her wit and good nature never faded even close to the end.

Everyone is coping rather well under the circumstances for the moment. I can also asure you that your good wishes and support is all very much appreciated.

Thanks,
Garry :cry:

Anonymous
26-09-06, 01:24 PM
:cry: big hug to abs.

Kilted Ginger
26-09-06, 01:32 PM
:grouphug: To you both and espcially to Abs. My great mother in law also lost the fight with cancer last october so I've some idea what you are going through.

Take care of each other, so far the loss hasn't gotten any easier but you start to remember all the good times and memories rather than the ilness as time goes by.

Having said that I'm taking Hazel away on holiday next month as she does not want to be here on the anniversary.

Deepest sympathy to you both.

haggis
26-09-06, 02:20 PM
Sad news Gary, my condolences to you both. :(
Hope to see you both either up here or down your way again sometime.
M.

northwind
26-09-06, 08:46 PM
Sorry to hear that guys.

suicidesam
26-09-06, 09:36 PM
Sorry to hear of the bad news.. Best wishes from us to you both :grouphug:

Rab & ALi.

colinbal4
27-09-06, 08:35 AM
Really sorry to hear the news. Please pass on my condolences.

It doesn't feel that way now, and probably won't for a few years yet, but time does heal the wounds eventually.

My sister and I realised with some surprise and disbelief last week that it will be 9 years in February since our Father died. Its unbelievable how quickly that time will pass!

stuartyboy
27-09-06, 01:09 PM
:grouphug:

I'm so sorry to hear that. My thoughts are with you.

I've had a similar year. Lost my wee brother few months ago :cry: and my sister was diagnosed with Hodgekins but has pulled through well.

Sheila
30-09-06, 02:30 PM
Really sorry to hear this. I've been away on holiday also and so only just catching up on the news. My thoughts are with you and wishing you the best possible at this difficult time.:grouphug: