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Quote by Kavyansh
Today I am grateful for my wonderful family who will give my beautiful 42 year old daughter all the love and support she need over the next weeks and months.

She had a large growth surgically removed from her anus ten days ago, and has learnt today that she has stage 2 anal squamous cell carcinoma. She will he sent for CT, PET and MRI scans to determine whether it has spread to her lymph nodes, hopefully fairly soon, and after that will start a combined course of chemotherapy and radiotherapy. We are fortunate that we live in Manchester with one of the two specialist cancer treatment hospitals in the UK, and that under the NHS the treatment will be free.


My thoughts are with her, and you, Keith. I wish her a speedy recovery and you, the strength to keep her spirits high and assist her in her time of need.
Quote by AriesDragon
I don't know if you'd call it nice, but it was the kindest thing we could do.
A zebra was caught in a snare on a neighboring ranch. It got free and managed to somehow get through our perimeter electric fence, probably through fear of the hyena, triggering the alarms which sent our people to investigate. They lost the tracks in the thick bush so backtracked to the neighboring ranch where they found the snare; a piece of fencing wire attatched to a log that was buried 4ft in the ground along a wildlife path. All around were the tracks of hyena, jackel and the unfortunate zebra as well as skin and flesh in the snare. Last night one of the camera traps captured the zebra at a water hole so with that information it was tracked and monitored until a vet got here. Once it was darted we were able to see that from the cannon bone the skin was gone leaving just some shredded tendons and the bone. From the fetlock down, the hoof was also gone. Its hind quarters and stomach had tears in the flesh, evidence of hyena bites. It was decided to put him the sleep perminantly. Poor fellow, but a far kinder fate than being ambushed by hyena.



Such is the result of men interfering with nature. You saved the poor creature from further attacks and an agonising, lingering death and that is to be applauded. [Hugs]
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How perfect!! My maternal grandfather's ancestors were sword makers and the company still exists to this day, only they make scissors and razors now! One of my uncles owns a small collection of the ceremonial swords they made.




Wow, how wonderful. I love swords and ancient weaponry. I took up archery some years ago and early this year went for an afternoon of Viking axe throwing. Loved it.
An interesting choice of item too. My favourite TV show. I live just a short drive from where Last of the Summer Wine was filmed.
For Aries.
Sadly, I will have to pass on the peanut butter and Jelly... but wait! I will have it toasted!

Neither. I can't stand tea of any colour but, If I have to choose one before I tip it down the sink... Green.

Now this one will need a little research for some...

GT 2x4/4 (BR96) or BigBoy?
Felicihere, Felicithere, I don't see Felicianywhere!

Nor E, or James or Larry or Sara.

Just little me at the end of the line.
HA! You fell for it! That wasn't the last post at all! I will await your return with anticipation.
Midnight Oil... until the sun comes up!

Coffee.. With milk/cream or without?
Whilst I like Pangolins I think the Platypus has the edge.

Great Orme Tramway or San Francisco cable cars?
You make the choices so difficult, James...



Ford Corsair or Rolls Royce Phantom IV?