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Old 11-02-2009, 06:55 AM #22
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Just to let you know I have been following your thread and that Im thinking of you and your family.

Im so glad that it makes your dad smile when you go to see him.

I hope all goes well with his move back home and that you have good hospice nurses. The hospice nurses are great and are usually have much better knowledge and understanding due to their experience of dealing with patients like your dad.

Love to you and your family

Rach xx
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