Surprised Or Suprised

[JinnyJoan]

I left a parcel for Xmas into my doctor and chemist.

 

One of the receptionist at doctor's had to come from the back as the parcel was too big to go through the window.

Guess what she said  - you know "jenny we know you are on your own and so we are sending you a full Christmas dinner down to you on Xmas day.    Whaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaat  -  no way and of course thanked her - I have already had two invitations and I am not taking any of them.  like me own grub too much and me son Maxie is with me of course.  

Wasn't that very nice !!

[barry1010]

That's lovely, JJ

[Patsy33]

Nice to think you're in someone's thoughts, JJ x

[JinnyJoan]

now that I have got 3 invitations including my neighbour who was in last night and mentioned the invitation but I did say no - but I am going to change my mind and go for her lovely dinner and sharing a little din din with Mr Maxie - 

 

[barry1010]

Don't blame you 🙂

Has your sister's house been assessed?

[JinnyJoan]

house is being assessed today and I will be there - I never hardly go over as I am afraid of the heavy scaffolding but I have heard via my nephew they have gone into her house and replaced many windows and doors and have cleaned up after them - there'll be dust but that's nothing - they probably cleaned as her house is gleaming.

anyway also would you believe a Housing Officer is visiting her too in the hospital to talk about things  - he is coming at the same time so I can't be there - but I believe he doesn't want anybody there anyway.  

This is will be a "funny" day.  We will see what happens with the whole shebang.  At least things are moving a little but sister should be moving definitely more.  So that could be a problem.  

[barry1010]

Hope it all goes well, JJ

[JinnyJoan]

well an update to anybody interested.  2 physios came to the house I was there and they did mention that she does have a parlour a bed could go there but they know she will never want that - too afraid.  I said that.  They said if she walked much much better then she could handle the stairs, then I said what about the steps outside - they said well if she can handle stairs in the house she can handle the steps which are indeed very wide.

Anyway there is a small bungalow round her and she had a housing officer visitor and he told her she can have it if she wants.  Now she has never been in this bungalow - does have one bedroom but doesn't know if the living room is biggish etc.

But some friend of hers told her on the phone - like my sister will get older and perhaps more frailer the bungalow might suit.  But sister knows that whoever gets her house is getting an excellent house as I was there today and now new doors windows slates rooves chimney pots - all have been renovated - they are just finishing off the guttering.  

So it's a choice sister has to make but how is she going to view the bungalow whilst in hospital.  That's it.

Anybody have an idea of what she could or should do.  thanks

 

[DDIL]

You could view the bungalow and film it on your phone or take pictures 

[barry1010]

Thanks for the update, JJ.  Could you view the bungalow and take photos on your phone?

Do you feel any happier about her going back to her own home?

[Rosetta]

Maybe have a word with Physio or Occupational Therapy to see if they could arrange a home visit to visit the bungalow. I would think its do-able with wheechair, hospital transport (or even taxi organised by hospital if transport not available). They  could assess the suitability of the property at the same time