AIMLESS
Like flowers that bloom in unexpected places, every story unfolds with beauty and resilience, revealing hidden wonders.
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Both ends – Double bubble
Susan is ill with vomiting and diarrhoea, while the narrator feels mentally stable and grateful despite challenges and recent pain.
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I shall continue doing my bit.
Susan’s 59th birthday brings challenges, but it motivates the narrator to support her, fostering a rewarding, addictive sense of purpose.
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Why Falling Could Be More Complex Than You Think
The author reflects on frequent falls, pain management with medication, and criticises others’ unsolicited advice on personal experiences.
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Staying Warm in an Old Chapel: Our Yorkshire Escape
Dug the car out of the snow and headed off to an area called Cumbria. The motorways were clear and we made good time. Whilst Susan stocked up at Aldi I walked around the car park to let the pooch have a pee. We could not go into Aldi together as we will not let
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Aimless
Pseudonym is Andrew. I’m in the UK and have suffered wih physical pain and mental illness, Doctors have told me to write down my feelings and throw the paper way. I have not. From the age of 60 I have put it online for anyone to read…
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