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I was reading Wazza's last blog I posted for him on the 2nd of August, 2009. I thought, I should finish his journey for all of you who haven't read my Blog. "Merkel" (Wazza's wife). Wazza passed away peacefully at home, on Saturday 22nd August, 2009, at 10:55am. Aged 61yrs. RIP.

Hi Just a quick question? Is anyone having any problems with the site recently? When I log on it says in the right hand corner that I am logged on but when I move from maybe the home page to the blog page it then shows that I am not logged on and I can no longer access the site properly? Can't really explain what I mean. I have also noticed that I sometimes log on and things are not as they were before.....no I am not 'crazy' - I am just having a problem explaining what I mean. Anyway ....maybe it is my son's computer? Or maybe I am a bit nuts......:>)

Well, it finally happened. Completely exhausted, my body has decided enough is enough, thrown down it's defences and picked up the first germy bug it could find. Sick as a dog. My pain levels kinda skyrocketed too, enough to have me sitting on the floor in tears.

Hi Everyone, Haven't managed to blog for a while, things have been hectic the last 5 weeks. My eyes can barely stay awake right now, I am sooooooo tired, yet when I go to bed, sleep doesn't come. Instead it is the silence that is deafening and the ongoing thoughts through my head.

The shoe thing was supposed to go in the writer's section but it ended up for general consumption. Don't know what I did wrong but I ama bit dense at times. Maybe others can relate as well here. S

Just an idea that came to mind today as my feet were really sore and I didn't even look at the pretty shoes in the sales. (Sorry Sailor, it's a girl thing!) I am vertically challenged in a sea of giants. I am getting older and therefore dress more "sensibly". But I was always able to have beautiful shoes. Pretty red shoes Pretty black shoes Not sensible shoes Shoes with heels and tiny straps. Then oxalipalitan. Neuropathy Twenty percent have ongoing residual pain and numbness. Twenty percent can no longer wear pretty shoes.