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I live in a large Bungalow.

Hiya,

I live in a bungalow too. Mine is only a one bedroom so not big, but really nice. It is a council property that we got because of my back injury a few years ago.

Take care.

Claire

My place......

suilunguk;617955 wrote: Hiya,

I live in a bungalow too. Mine is only a one bedroom so not big, but really nice. It is a council property that we got because of my back injury a few years ago.

Take care.

Claire


hi claire. mine's housing ass and is rigged out 4 my disability.

I live in a two-bedroomed flat. Moved here last July from a 3 bedroomed house then got pregnant 5 days later! Need to go back to a 3-bed again soon, lol.

Here my house - I don't know why it looks stripey - its cream and green shutters. I'm not very good with gardening (yard work) - need to try and pretty it up a bit

bummer, lol.

ThePheasant;617967 wrote: Here my house - I don't know why it looks stripey - its cream and green shutters. I'm not very good with gardening (yard work) - need to try and pretty it up a bit


looks perfect 2 me.

Your home looks really nice.





The last piccie is old as i have graveled the whole area and have newer stuff now.

Take care.

Claire

suilunguk;617995 wrote: Your home looks really nice.





The last piccie is old as i have graveled the whole area and have newer stuff now.

Take care.

Claire


It looks really pretty - I miss the British style houses - theres just something about them :-4

ThePheasant;617967 wrote: Here my house - I don't know why it looks stripey - its cream and green shutters. I'm not very good with gardening (yard work) - need to try and pretty it up a bit


Nice house Pheasy:-6

Thank you. I must admit i was very lucky to get a bungalow. It means i can do so much more on my own. I dont need people to do stuff for me and i dont need supervising now. To me i have my life back.

Take care.

Clairex

when I first moved into my bungalow I could use my hands and do lots more than now...

I live in a lovely lovely 3 storey town house. Lots of space and a really good feel to it.

We have a house here in Iowa..simple split level but a nice yard for the kids...

I have now come off morphine and i have finally got my medication at the level i need to cope a lot better. Still cant do stairs and bathing things like that, i still need help with those. I am sorry to hear things are getting harder for you, you have my upmost respect for how you are handling it. I know it doesnt really make a difference, but i am thinking of you. Everyones homes sound really lovely. It is great when it really feels like a home, it makes life easier when you have got somewhere to relax.

Take care.

Clairex

suilunguk;618008 wrote: Thank you. I must admit i was very lucky to get a bungalow. It means i can do so much more on my own. I dont need people to do stuff for me and i dont need supervising now. To me i have my life back.

Take care.

Clairex


Hi Claire, hope you don't mind me asking, but what happened with your back?

Elvira;618125 wrote: I live in a lovely lovely 3 storey town house. Lots of space and a really good feel to it.


Me too, it's a bit of a bugger when you leave something in the bedroom and have to run up 2 flights of stairs to get it.

Hi guys,

I was attacked by a patient, 6 years ago. Nothing was done even though i had serious pain, i lost the feeling in my leg and i couldnt feel or move my right foot. I had problems going to the toilet. I couldnt bend or stretch. I couldnt get out of bed or dress myself. If i sat down i could not get up again. This year it just all came to a head. I just couldnt get out of bed, i was being sick because of the pain. So after loads of tests i have cauda equina, which you get some type of swelling on your nerves, normally they surigical remove swelling and everything was ok. But my swelling was estimated to have happen about three years ago, because it was not picked up and i didnt have surgery to remove the pressure The pressure has killed a bunch of nerves called cauda equina. They will never mend, so it is basically just pain control.

Take care.

Clairex

suilunguk;618306 wrote: Hi guys,

I was attacked by a patient, 6 years ago. Nothing was done even though i had serious pain, i lost the feeling in my leg and i couldnt feel or move my right foot. I had problems going to the toilet. I couldnt bend or stretch. I couldnt get out of bed or dress myself. If i sat down i could not get up again. This year it just all came to a head. I just couldnt get out of bed, i was being sick because of the pain. So after loads of tests i have cauda equina, which you get some type of swelling on your nerves, normally they surigical remove swelling and everything was ok. But my swelling was estimated to have happen about three years ago, because it was not picked up and i didnt have surgery to remove the pressure The pressure has killed a bunch of nerves called cauda equina. They will never mend, so it is basically just pain control.

Take care.

Clairex




Poor you - hugs and love:-4

suilunguk;618306 wrote: Hi guys,

I was attacked by a patient, 6 years ago. Nothing was done even though i had serious pain, i lost the feeling in my leg and i couldnt feel or move my right foot. I had problems going to the toilet. I couldnt bend or stretch. I couldnt get out of bed or dress myself. If i sat down i could not get up again. This year it just all came to a head. I just couldnt get out of bed, i was being sick because of the pain. So after loads of tests i have cauda equina, which you get some type of swelling on your nerves, normally they surigical remove swelling and everything was ok. But my swelling was estimated to have happen about three years ago, because it was not picked up and i didnt have surgery to remove the pressure The pressure has killed a bunch of nerves called cauda equina. They will never mend, so it is basically just pain control.

Take care.

Clairex


I am so sorry that it wasn't detected before, they may of been able to help you. I am glad you have the pain under control, :-4

Hi,

I was really angry at first, but then sat back and thought it isnt going to change anything so lets get on with it. I can some of my nerves burnt away, to help reduce the pain, but i have to have it yearly as the nerve grows back but it still grows bak abdnormal. I am in pain 24/7 my pain is like someone pouring boiling water down my right hip and leg. That i have got used to ish. The really bad pain is when it is like being electrocuted and it really really burns. Thats when i pretty much just throw up as it is too much. Least now we know i would be no good in torture lol. If i take anymore pills i will rattle lol. I have gone back to do a few hours at work. I am ok til i come home then it hurts but i just sit down take some painkillers and wait until it is not too bad, good excuse to watch tv lol. I need the money i have no choice i have to work as i cant get any benefits. Thats the reason i am on the highest dose of painkillers on the market, if i wasnt i couldnt work. Well never mind. There a people out there worse than me, unfortuantly.

Take care.

Clairex

I live in a 2 bedroom stucco ranch house with Mexican brick on the front. Palo Verde trees, oleanders and assorted desert scrub in the front and all around. Detached garage in back. A cozy house.

One of those 'blink & you miss it places' :-4

Redglitter your home sounds beautiful:-4 I am really jealous:sneaky:

Take care.

Clairex

update on my place.

it's got 3 bedrooms, the living section is small but functional, outside the grounds are lovely for gettogethers.

It sounds really nice. I love being out in the garden. I like having all my mates round for a bbq and just sit and chat, i love it.

Take care.

Clairex

suilunguk;618990 wrote: It sounds really nice. I love being out in the garden. I like having all my mates round for a bbq and just sit and chat, i love it.

Take care.

Clairex


tiss when the suns out.. just like a lil village :-6

My house is nicer on the inside.

my bed needs washin, our ragdoll cat just pissed onit:wah:

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I don't pay rent

I'm on the corner of walk and don't walk

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minks;645926 wrote: I'm on the corner of walk and don't walk


Minks, that almost sounds like a life philosophy! :wah:

in Hansel and Gretel's house

Wow Mag's lovely house and is that your garden. :-6

RedGlitter;645936 wrote: Minks, that almost sounds like a life philosophy! :wah:


no kidding eh perhaps I need to write about that hmmmmm

Two more payments and it's yours, right Soberano? :wah:

It's a nice fixer upper there Soberano. I see the potential

....if I til my head just right and squint

Soberano;645970 wrote: How come you know so much, what are you ,FBI. :wah: :wah:


I hate law enforcement.

Just wanted to shear that who ever is reading.

Soberano;645970 wrote: How come you know so much, what are you ,FBI. :wah: :wah:


:yh_rotfl:yh_rotfl

I just now saw this! You have me cracking up Soberano! Thank you!

Your place looks nice, Magenta. May I ask what kinds of trees and shrubbery you have in the foreground?? Just curious about what grows in Australia.

Richard Bell;646102 wrote:


Oh wow. That just filled my 80s needs for a while!

it's bucketing it down here in sunny sheffield!

I'm in a 3 bed detached house, we moved here 6 years ago mainly because it had a downstairs loo so Mum wouldn't have to climb the stairs.

Sadly because of her disability she how sleeps downstairs as well but we manage:)

Paula xx