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Hey there @Doldip15 🤗💜
Sounds like youre really going through a battle of sorts, and I wanted to say its an honour to stand beside you and hold space and hope, along with you, that things will get better 🙂 xx
Thank you for posting about the realities of life, and how hard it is sometimes to come to terms with the changes that our bodies can go through - this is a full on process, for sure. Your honesty and positivity and hope whilst waiting for things to change is really commendable xx
Go gently and please do feel free to update how you are if you'd like to, when ready.
🙂
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Hey there @Adge 🌺💜
I hope those resources are of use xx
Seems very much a response to you that does not align with best practice, from what I can see, and its totally understandable that it was a shock, and took time to process and recover xx I am so sorry. I really hope the links can be of practical use for you xx
Oh wow, that is a huge power outage timeframe, and such little notice to be able to prepare! There are service standards here, which may be useful..?
I hope you have got the power back on now, and all is ok there for you xx
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BunniekinsSenior Contributor
@oceangirl @Glisten and all good evening.xx
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Hey @Shaz51 🙂
I hope the scan went ok and was able to give some good info for the docs to review and let you know what's happening and how best to manage xx
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Hey there @PeppyPatti 🙂
I hope your day went well today xx
I do understand regarding driving - I drive everywhere (these days mainly because crutches/walker is a bother in public transport of any sort) just to have the convenience 🙂
I love the balloons xx
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Shaz51Senior Contributor
Thanks @Former-Member , he has to have another scan tomorrow and blood tests
He is stopping 2 of his meds today
How are you going
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Hey there @Former-Member 🙂
Yes the cold weather certainly can cause a bit of difficulty with sleep, isn't it! Im so glad the sleeping bag helped keep you snuggly warm in those really cold nights! And I think its a great idea to use the walking sleeping bag during the days when its in the proper winter days, that should keep you nice and warm 🙂
Im thinking of getting my Lazy Patch sleeping bag onesie out for the days here... I m not a fan of open plan structures that mean heating or cooling vast volumes of space when youre not in all parts of the home at all times - I much prefer to be able to close a door and just heat/cool one room 🙂
I hope your day went well, and youre having a nice evening 🙂
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AdgeSenior Contributor
@Former-MemberThank you for your resources & suggestions.
Hopefully when things settle ie I feels more functional - I will be able to take some action.
I have lost several nights of sleep over this (so far), which has impacted negatively on me.
No further response from the Neami Supervisor.
They have not given me any new Support Worker, & have left me without one.
Effectively I've been "Frozen out", that's how it seems to me.
I really did like their Mindfulness & Meditation Group Activity (on Mondays).
Yet as a result of their refusal to simply give me a new person to work with, & their denial that there was a problem - I am at this point not comfortable in continuing with attending that group, or with the organisation.
I'm still in shock, I'm afraid.
Adge
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@Adge satellite phones are going to be useful when the grid goes down and theres no mobile phone transmissions.
Learnt about satellite phones from preparedness sites in the USA. We have satellite phones in Australia.
They use different sound communication tech to mobile phones and they are good for blackouts and emergency situations.
Another thing I do is have a solar charger for my mobile phone and radio if the power goes down. It has a solar panel on it and I put it on my window sill to keep it charged up. It has ports to plug your devices in.
But its highly likely we will need satellite phones to keep in contact with people. All it takes is a country to knock out mobile phone transmissions and youre left without a phone.
Look up satellite phones! ❤️
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TABSenior Contributor
sounds frustrating @Adge my modem is 240v dunno. not looked if can use other power source. I got NBN a few months ago.However , I still have a mobile and dont use a landline, so on cheapest mobile pre paid like $35/mth for telstra, I roll data over and have got about 50gigs of data on it atm. if I had to , could put sim into old nighthawk modem so it runs faster , well have like 4 phones and a spare modem, could keep all charged, just wouldnt have nbn, not much dif really , just a a bit slower but not noticably
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