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Agnes Richards, life member
by Miriam Lewin
Agnes's first involvement with Bridge was being roped in to play the dummy hand when one of the aunts had to go and make a pot of tea when her extended family played cards while all holidaying together. Then about eleven years old, she found it a bore; an impression which didn't improve much as she got a little older and was pushed into playing to make up a four, and would be told off by the aunts for getting things wrong while learning the rudiments of the game.
These maiden aunts however doted on her all her early childhood, along with her affectionate maternal grandparents who had the care of the newborn Agnes after her mother died in childbirth. Her stricken father remained in Gore where he was stationed after returning from fighting in WW1 alongside his six brothers. At the age of six she rejoined her newly remarried father in Trentham and spent the rest of her youth travelling between her grandparents in the South and her father's various postings around New Zealand.
In her 20's Agnes was nursing in Timaru when Laurie returned from overseas and proposed to her. She thought she would prefer to be married rather be a nurse so accepted! They had a son and a daughter and Agnes later returned to work in retail. At first she was with Vance Vivian and later became one of the formidable and respected 'Kirks ladies'. She enjoyed this coveted role immensely, Kirkaldie and Stains being a large department store in the old model, with a proper restaurant in those days along with the tearooms and the famed ladies' powder rooms.
Agnes played bridge socially but competitively in homes and golf clubs over these years. She considered the bridge clubs of Wellington were places for 'old people' where they dressed in evening skirts and fur stoles and where you daren't talk and wouldn't dream of leaving the table without the Director's permission. She was in her 40's when she moved to Kapiti and began playing at Paraparaumu Bridge Club, then in various locations around Waikanae, before being instrumental in the setting up of the current clubrooms in Elizabeth St.
Agnes has travelled extensively in Continental Europe and the British Isles, visiting both her parents' birthplaces in Northern Ireland and Scotland. She especially loved Italy and the Greek Islands and has made countless trips across to Australia to visit her son and his family there. In her mid 80's she made a tour of Vietnam and Cambodia with her brother-in-law Doug and appreciated the gentleness and hospitality of the people there. Hospitality was her lasting memory of Rarotonga too, which she also visited with Doug, going to church there to hear the famous singing of the locals and being treated to the proverbial free lunch.
Back in Waikanae Agnes enjoys reading anything except Sci-Fi and has an extensive network of family and friends whom she visits and is visited by fairly regularly. They share meals, discuss books, indulge in the odd Bombay Sapphire gin and laugh at the absurdities of life. One such was the eager young thing who recently quizzed Agnes in a medical questionnaire: after establishing her date of birth, gender and age (past 90), the nurse asked her if there was any possibility that she could be pregnant! This doesn't exclude laughing at herself either. Agnes delights in telling the story of how she took her car to the garage and told them she had a problem with her crutch slipping.
Blair Campbell, life member
by Miriam Lewin
Blair was born in the Wairarapa in 1935 where his mother was a nursing matron and his father a GP. His parents were keen for him to also pursue a career in medicine, but after his schooling in Carterton and Nelson where he boarded, Blair started working for an agent of Lloyds Insurance brokers in Wanganui in 1951. He soon moved to the head office in Wellington and continued in a sales career for various electronics and communications firms in the North Island and both Victoria and Tasmania 'across the ditch'. This success in the highly competitive field of sales, spanning 50 years, is testament to Blair's friendly, social nature.
A keen 500 player throughout his life, it was a desire to take his cardplay a step further, which led Blair to attend bridge lessons he saw advertised in Melbourne. A self-described slow learner, he continued attending lessons in Kapi Mana, Hamilton and here in Waikanae. Now he is a valued 'Man Friday' to Judith who currently runs our lessons, making new members feel welcome and sparking in them the same enthusiasm for playing bridge that they both share. Blair is also a quiet contributer behind the scenes at the club, organising the purchase of cards and equipment, locking up after the social evenings, manning the bar at tournaments and such like.
A loving and beloved father and grandfather, Blair has three children and five grandchildren, and not to be missed: a little great granddaughter, born last year. He enjoys social occasions with his immediate and extended family who are scattered over New Zealand and Australia and spends his leisure time at bridge (naturally), going to the theatre, listening to classical music and opera; he also volunteered for some years with Kapiti Coast Greypower, running their Odd Job Scheme amongst other tasks.
A highlight of Blair's travels in the UK, Europe, USA and Canada was a trip he took with his wife to the Scandinavian countries, where he met a Russian couple who invited them to stay with them in Russia, where travel restrictions were just beginning to be lifted. On the visit he obtained tickets to the Kirov ballet where he and his wife sat in the Tsar's plush red velvet seats while most of the seats below were covered in dust sheets! They spent time in Moscow and St Petersburg visiting galleries and seeing works by Van Gogh and Monet with their charming hosts, a Professor and his wife. They bought pastries and matryoshka dolls from peasant women who frequented the railway stations along the journey to St Petersburg. He was impressed with the friendliness and hospitality of his hosts and recommends homestays for getting an experience of how people really live in foreign countries.
Ken Mills - life member
by Miriam Lewin
Someone is miffed to be left out of the conversation between Ken Mills and myself at his warm, sunny home in Parklands, Waikanae. A persistent scratching at the closed hallway door prompts Ken to open it, revealing Polly the Burmese. She confidently weaves through the chair legs with the sinewy grace of a dancer, leaps up onto my lap then chest and peers intelligently into my face. She listens, and reminds Ken to mention her sister Anna, who has predeceased her.
The laconic Ken tells of his birth in Khandallah in 1931, to where his parents had moved from central Wellington, presumably for the extra space in which to bring up a family. Both his parents were born in New Zealand and he traces his family back to at least 1842, making them some of the first pioneering settlers.
After attending primary school there and the mandatory two years of secondary at Wellington Tech, Ken left and started work at a factory running commercial knitting machines in Courtenay Place. This was the beginning of a long career in the general field of sewing machine manufacturing, sales and maintenance, a good majority of it spent working for Bernina in one capacity or another. He moved with them from the original site in Vivian St to Waiwhetu in Lower Hutt, where a parts and servicing department still operates today.
Ken married Glenys in Khandallah in 1956 and they eventually moved to the burgeoning suburb of Newlands. Here they cleared and levelled their section mostly by hand. They built the house that they brought up their four children in and in which they lived until 1984. Newlands at the time was a little isolated with no weekend buses and a half hour walk to the nearest train station, but it was a close community of similar young families. Ken and his family became pioneers of a sort here too.
Ken joined the committee of the Newlands Progressive Association and more importantly to him, along with a good friend set up a branch of the Volunteer Fire Police after a fire nearby claimed the lives of three young boys. At first their water supply for firefighting was from a stream with a portable pump, and from the houses which all had their own water tanks for domestic use. The council slowly introduced reticulated water, street by street, but the wily residents put off connecting up to this, siphoning from one outlet on a nearby street to fill their tanks in dry spells, thereby successfully avoiding paying full water rates for some years!
A keen sportsman, Ken continued playing hockey which he had begun at college, coaching, umpiring and playing for more than thirty years. His commitment on the hockey field earned him one of the five life memberships he has been awarded: The Northern United Hockey Club, The Newlands Volunteer Fire Brigade, the Mahara Indoor Bowls Club, the Waikanae Bowling Club and of course Waikanae Bridge Club, quite an impressive array.
Ken is quietly and justifiably proud of his wife and family's achievements. It was Glenys's passion for Scottish Country Dancing, becoming a respected teacher and examiner in both New Zealand and Australia, which drew Ken and their children into this fun, family oriented environment. The NZ Scottish Country Dancing Society ran an annual Summer school and Ken was often roped in to make up numbers in a reel, to film dancing demonstrations on his 8mm camera or to help out in myriad other ways. He recalls with a mock shudder one occasion when an instructor on a large field got grand ideas and decided there were enough dancers, including Ken, for a 'thirty-twosome' reel'. Two of his children are still involved in dancing, one choregraphing a dance which gained international recognition.
Dancing and work combined in a memorable trip Ken and Glenys took overseas. Firstly they spent a week at the Bernina factory in Steckborn, on Lake Constance in Switzerland. Here Ken attended the factory every morning for work , marvelling at the Swiss efficiency which produced the machines from scratch in a room not much bigger than our own bridge club. The Swiss were just as generous as they were efficient. Ken and Glenys were hosted and entertained with no expense spared for the whole of their time there. They then went to America, Amsterdam and toured the UK, fetching up naturally enough in Edinburgh. Ken was amazed by the patch of ground the Tattoo is performed on and impressed of course by the castle itself. Also unsurprisingly they went to observe a dancing class there and Glenys was delighted to meet a friend from Australia when she walked into the room.
It was difficult to get Ken around to the subject of bridge. He and Glenys seemed to have become very busy in their retirement and there were a lot of other things to discuss. Evidence of Glenys's talent for oil painting adorns the lounge walls and is a poignant reminder for Ken, who can scarce believe it is three years since she passed away. Among all the aforementioned activities Ken eventually managed to attend bridge lessons in 1984. He was taught here in Waikanae by the aptly named Norma Bridges. These days he plays bridge regularly, along with bowls and catching up one way or another with his children, grandchildren and great-granchildren scattered throughout the world. At home he is kept on his toes by the fifteen year old Polly, an affectionate cat who commands attention.
Graham Cheater - Life Member
by Miriam Lewin
The walls of Graham's hilltop home are adorned with artworks by his wife and daughters as well as travel photos he has taken of such wonders as the marine iguana. While a tui forages for nectar outside, the view from the window expands to encompass Kapiti Island, most of Waikanae and on a clear day, Mt Taranaki to the north. A bare precipitous paddock when they acquired it 20 years ago, it is now well planted, mostly with natives. His only regret regarding the property is that his mother never saw it when it had been developed; she visited when the house was just built and the grounds not much different from the sheep playground it was when Graham and wife Anne first discovered it.
Born in 1950 in Chelmsford, Essex to clerical worker parents, the young Graham played mostly board games at home with his family, occasionally dabbling in card games such as whist and euchre. He always did well at Maths and it was his secondary school Maths teacher who first taught him and a group of friends the rudiments of bridge. He took to it immediately and has always been interested in the statistical analysis of the game, which those of us who have been to his 'Improver's Lessons' can attest to! Graham continued to play bridge extensively at Bradford Bridge Club, whilst studying at university; he won multiple awards in teams and pairs events, some of which still sit on an almost forgotten shelf upstairs in his home alongside a little plaque he won for being 'Best Cyclist' at his junior school. He also represented Yorkshire in county matches and played in the Gold Cup National teams event, making it to the quarter finals. Bradford Bridge Club was a large and serious club of 250-300 members, with a caterer and, naturally, a bar which was diligently attended throughout the playing sessions.
Perhaps Graham's greatest love after family is travel. After completing his Pharmacy degree he embarked on the start of what would be a lifetime of travel which has seen him visit eighty countries, with more on his bucket list. His first major trip saw him travel overland from London to Sydney. This trip really opened up the world for Graham, and don't worry, I know some consider him a (bridge) god, but he didn't actually walk on water, he crossed the wet parts by boat. This epic journey was soon followed by his first experience of New Zealand. He travelled from the top of the North to the bottom of the South and was suitably impressed. Returning to England he soon itched for something different and took up a position with the International Red Cross in Thailand in 1980, where there was an unprecedented humanitarian crisis involving 600,000 Cambodian refugees.
In Thailand Graham oversaw pharmaceutical supplies and trained the locals to cope with typical scenarios using basic medications which they could realistically obtain. He had to find a way to deal with completely useless donations from America, describing his time with Red Cross as not dissimilar to the TV programme MASH. It was here that he met a Kiwi nurse named Anne. They returned together to England and married in Yorkshire in 1982.
Living later in Zambia, Graham again worked managing pharmaceutical supplies. He remembers a pretty lavish and social lifestyle in Zambia, with servants and no drink driving laws. Anne worked as a nurse and gave birth to their second daughter there. The bridge playing continued in Zambia and Graham also joined the Round Table service organisation, thus getting to know local professional Zambians. Taking advantage of the location the family took holidays to nearby South Africa, Mauritius and Zimbabwe.
Eventually a business opportunity brought the Cheaters to settle in Waikanae in 1985 with their three daughters. Here Graham was first a partner, then the sole owner of Waikanae pharmacy. At Waikanae Bridge Club Graham remembers playing with such greats as John Mautner, Celia Bowker and Wilf Buckley, and it was in the 1990's that he heard mention that "a good player is coming down from Tauranga". That player was Jeanne Wardill; they struck up not just a playing partnership but also a great friendship that endures to this day.
As their girls grew Anne and Graham continued to travel. Highlights include the Greek Islands, Macchu Picchu in Peru, a houseboat in Kashmir, sunrise over the Ganges river and the Moreno Glacier in Patagonia. By his own admission Graham is no adrenaline junkie, preferring a hot air balloon ride over the Serengeti to the bungy jumping favoured by his daughters. He and Anne continue to keep active, with albeit shorter tramps, and certainly no letup in their rigorous travel schedule. They have recently returned from the Galapagos Islands and are planning a walking tour in Scotland next year and visits to family and friends. As well, Graham has a couple of regular volunteering gigs, which keep him in touch with the local community where he was a well known figure for so many years.
Graham and Jeanne recently played in an inter provincial trial and won the Babich National pairs competition a few years ago. As a very capable President in 2015 -16, Graham instigated a robust process to maintain the integrity of our club at the highest level. He currently serves on the Wellington Regional Committee and is the regional Rubber Bridge co-ordinator.


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As you will learn, I am one picky eater, so if I am taking the time to post about it, it is good!
That being said, SWFL has one of the best ice cream makers around! Royal Scoop Ice Cream. They are based in Bonita Spring, but have independently owned locations throughout Lee and Collier counties. Two of my favorite locations are in Naples (shocker, lol); Royal Scoop at Berkshire and M&M's Cafe at Tin City, both locations happen to be owned and operated by the same person, Naples native Matthew Moen.
M&M's Cafe at Tin City – This cafe has more than just Royal Scoop ice-cream. They also serve yummy food. M&M's has a full menu for breakfast and lunch items. Angus burger, sandwiches (made with Boar's Head meat and cheeses), Greek salad, and so much more. It is very casual so perfect spot to go to after leaving the beach. Of course, you don't just have to be leaving the beach to go. And the ice-cream, they have 28 Royal Scoop flavors. The waffle cones are made on premises. Don't forget to ask for a sample when you go, it's allowed. 😉 M&M's Café is located at Tin City at 1200 5th Ave S, Naples.
Royal Scoop Homemade Ice-Cream at Berkshire Commons – This adorable location is open 7 days a week 12n-10p and has 44 flavors of ice-cream and of course house made waffle cones. The decor at this location is awesome with its aqua/green floors, inviting lighting, nice music, and colorful, fun murals on the walls. If you are anywhere near Livingston and Radio Road, you must stop in. Royal Scoop at Berkshire is located at 7335 Radio Rd, suite 104.
I should add that the staff at both locations are extremely friendly and efficient.
Until next week when I will share how to go about writing to the Royal Family of England and receive a reply.
Thanks for stopping by! What's your favorite ice-cream?? Leave me a comment below.


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The Influences of Hypercapnia, Hypoxia, and Anoxia on the Regulation of Respiration of the Alligator
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The annual Rhino Charge is an incredibly adventurous event aiming to raise as much money as possible for the protection of Kenya's vital 'water towers', namely the Aberdare Range and Mau Complex, which are the largest rainwater catchment areas and provide most of the nation's water. It starts with a mystery location somewhere in Kenya announced the night before, 65 eager teams, and a very worthy cause.
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julie.1 replied to Megan Erickson's topic in Non-Aneurysm SAH or Perimesencephalic SAHHi Megan I had an SAH with no cause found in late July. Due to pressure and financial circumstances I tried to return to work after 4 weeks. I saw an Occupational Health doctor who advised building up from 2 days in the first week to full time at the end of week 4. It just wasn't possible for me and I had to cut back drastically and have been managing 2 days a week up until last week when I did 3 days. It took me from Thursday until today to recover, ready to try it again! I have found I need more pain relief and more anti sickness medication with each day I work as my symptoms are much worse when I'm tired. Things that have helped me: - Drink loads of water (I have a jug on my desk) -Try and find somewhere quiet to take time out, I retreat to my car, put ear plugs in and an eye mask on for 10-15 minutes. This seems to help my brain settle down so I can do the next couple of hours. -I have my iPod at work, if I am getting distracted at my desk I plug myself in! - On work days I take my medication regularly whether I feel I need it or not -I eat small snacks through the day because when I'm tired my appetite goes I can't cope with glare on my computer screen or keyboard, so I have shuffled my desk around. I also found being in large meetings, or more than one person talking at once really difficult at first, but am managing this a little better now. I would agree with Iola, take as much time as you can. The trouble is this isn't always easy or possible. Try to be gentle with yourself and rest outside of work as much as you can! Good luck! Julie x
Thank you lovely people, you are all so kind and reassuring My GP doesn't have full reports of the CTs/ Angio's etc and doesn't even have full discharge info. When I go to the surgery they look terrified, which just makes me feel more scared! My husband has helped me write my questions down in an email and we have sent them to the Consultant at the hospital where I was treated and asked for an appointment. Hoping he will be able to explain/ put my mind at rest. I spoke to a lovely doctor I know who is a friend. She said the only really important thing is that I know what to do/ where to go if I feel the same symptoms again, but that it is really unlikely no matter caused my SAH that it will happen again. I remember not wanting to cause a fuss when this first happened and thinking 'how bad can a headache be?'. I suppose we all know the answer to that now. Its just quite hard to look towards the future when something has threatened it. I feel very lucky to be here, but quite scared too. Am off to do some lovely relaxation exercises at the leisure centre in a minute - so I am listening to you Win and trying to relax! Thank you everyone! Julie xx
Hi Iola, I had one angiogram, I think it was the morning after I was admitted to HDU. The CT was done in A and E, another the day after I was admitted and then about a week after I had the bleed. They said there was a heavy blood load, but couldn't see a source for the bleed. I think I'm just frightened the blood could have been hiding something, or it was an aneurysm that burst, so another one could form again ? Don't even know if that is possible. It's so hard to remember what I was told in hospital because I wasn't really with it. The hospital said they don't follow up NASAH cases because there isn't anything for the neurosurgeons to fix. I had a follow up with the nurse practitioner, but felt like I was wasting her time and was still quite muddled about things. Wish I could stop worrying! Julie x
Thanks Penny, I just can't get my head around a bleed happening for no apparent reason. But I suppose there are lots of other illnesses that do that too. I think it's just my worry of the moment! Julie x
I'm worrying myself round in circles....if you have had a SAH with no cause found, how do you know the drs haven't missed an aneurysm? Could one have been hidden by all the blood? I have had an angiogram, several CT scans and a CT with contrast...but nothing seen. Somehow can't stop worrying though.........:confused: Julie x
OK, so that made me cry. Again. You've said it so well Teechur. I DO feel grateful to be alive. But I also feel angry this thing stole the life I was living, with no warning, in such a cruel way. I feel different, nothing joins up properly anymore, and I am pathetically happy when I achieve the smallest of things. Until July this year I was competent, confident (mostly) and a respected professional. Now I am having to fight to win/ earn my life back one tiny step at a time. I don't feel sorry for myself particularly, I don't especially wonder why me? But I do want to feel I am 'me' again. I am angry and upset when people treat me like there is nothing wrong. I'm also angry and upset when they treat me like something IS wrong. Irrational I know. I'm not sure what my goals should be now and feel like I am floating aimlessly, at the same time I am horribly aware of how fragile and short life can be. It's quite a paradox. Its true, if you have cancer people do 'get it'. You are a cause to fight for, there are multiple charities all competing to support you. Doctors offer you hope. With PMSAH there don't seem to be any answers and for the most part doctors look scared when you ask for advice. I do feel proud of how far I've come since the night my husband was warned he might lose me. The sad truth is he did lose part of me. So did I. The creative bit I need to grapple with, is how shall I recreate 'me'. Answers on a post card please........
Well done BigBlue, there's nothing like a goal that means something to you personally to spur you on! Who cares if other people don't get it, if it motivates you and keeps you moving forward that's ALL that counts Julie x
Hi BigBlue60, I had my SAH in July this year and tried to go back to work way too soon. I did have a return to work plan and was gradually increasing my hours, but I have had to cut right back and am only doing a couple of days a week at the moment. Every time I feel frustrated I come onto BTG to hear the 'it takes time', 'be kind to yourself', 'you're doing so well' mantra and then I feel reassured and less alone again I'm glad you have found BTG, there are some wonderful, supportive and lovely people here. Lots of hugs Julie x
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julie.1 replied to julie.1's topic in Non-Aneurysm SAH or Perimesencephalic SAHDogs and Christmas decorations - definitely two things to be happy about Well done Win! Julie x
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julie.1 replied to julie.1's topic in Non-Aneurysm SAH or Perimesencephalic SAHWow, well done Sarah, what brilliant news! I'm doing a small celebration dance around my kitchen in your honour! Julie x:-D
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julie.1 replied to Karen's topic in Subarachnoid Haemorrhage DiscussionToday I let myself have an afternoon nap without feeling guilty rather than trying to last out til bedtime. I feel so much better now I've also tidied my bedroom up.....probably why I then wanted a nap
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julie.1 replied to julie.1's topic in Non-Aneurysm SAH or Perimesencephalic SAHThank you everyone! Still a bit down and tearful today, but feel a little brighter overall Good thought Daffodil - I have been going a bit mad at the gardening, I think out of guilt and trying to be 'how I was' before. Have broken down the tasks now into little chunks to aim at every other day or so, but only when I feel physically ok. I think I was sort of punishing myself with it - does that make sense? On the hobbies front I wanted to make a photo wall of pictures that make me happy - kids, dog, husband, days out etc.....so I've got some photos and frames out and am in the planning stages (planning could take some time as I am easily distracted!!!) Iola, think you are right about the blessings. I have wanted a veggie patch for as long as I can remember. Last year we moved to this house and had lots of work to do. Eventually I managed to work on a small patch of garden and plan my veg patch. It was going to be so pretty and so productive. Instead it became a tangled mess of weeds and dead plants. But doing the last bits of tidying I found a handful of green beans to pick that were not too stringy, 2 courgettes, a few tiny potatoes and the smallest green pepper you have ever seen....my daughters helped prepare them alongside the supper they had planned and they tasted wonderful! Thank you for your love and support. It is really hard and seems so ungrateful to express the negative stuff, but I'm afraid it is there just beneath the surface and it is making me sad
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julie.1 posted a topic in Non-Aneurysm SAH or Perimesencephalic SAHHave been feeling quite good lately (I feel like saying that out loud is tempting fate), but feel low and tearful today......Have been having headaches low down at the base of my skull for about 4 days. They aren't as bad as when I had the SAH, but they are exactly the same feeling with less intensity. It's horrible and I'm back to feeling scared again. I know this is a bit pathetic and I should get a grip, but I'm also fed up with being relentlessly positive and pretending everything is ok. I tried to say I was heartbroken about clearing my little vegetable patch yesterday - it all went to rack and ruin when I was in hospital - but the response was 'no you're not' ! It feels like I'm not even allowed my own emotions anymore. I'm going to get motivated in a minute and stop feeling sorry for myself.......
hi, i'm gail, and i need lots of advice....
julie.1 replied to hwyaden's topic in Introduce YourselfHi! My heart goes out to you. I had my SAH 10 weeks ago today and think it has been hard for me, but even harder for my family. I have been lucky and am doing ok with recovering bit by bit, but I do remember people talking to me and hugging me, stroking my hand etc when I was quite out of it. One thing that helped me when I was at my worst was when people touched my hand, or squeezed it and said who they were before they spoke to me, also that they made sure I could see their faces. I think in my confused state it gave me a chance to tune into who was there and filter out that they were speaking to me not someone else. I found HDU very confusing and got confused between different snippets of information. I would overhear a conversation about someone else and think it was about me - very scary on occasion! It wasn't helped by being next to the nurses station!! I also found music very soothing, particularly music that brought back happy memories of time with the family. I used headphones and music to block out worries and the noise of other people's visitors! I have found this site so supportive, even on terribly down days when I wasn't up to posting. I try to 'pop in' each day even if I don't have much to say! It is so reassuring to know others understand and are wishing you well even when you are despairing yourself. If I can be of any help to your daughter in Bristol, I live nearby - you can always message me and we can make contact. Stay strong, we are with you. Julie xxx
Hi Susan, Please don't feel sorry for me, I am ok. I was cross that no rehab was available for me to start with. But then I got a grip! I used to go to the gym with my daughter before my SAH (it actually happened there) and about a month after it happened asked one of the instructors to do some personal training with me. He has really helped, setting me exercises to practice and working towards goals etc. My family have been supporting me with practicing. Maybe if I had received NHS aftercare I would not have felt so in control of the goals I set etc. Somehow we all find our own way...maybe I had to get angry to get myself going again? I know when I first posted on this site I just felt terrified the whole time. I'm glad that has subsided a little now....progress. Your words were so powerful I sobbed when I read them, I could relate so much to what you were saying. It's such a relief to be amongst those who understand isn't it? Thinking of you, and wishing you well with your recovery. Julie xxx


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has provided healthcare to 85 rural Bangladesh children
$744 paid for
85 children to receive medical checkups, medication and first aid training
Mushfiqur's story
Tanchi, Bangladesh
1 out of every 3 Bangladeshis live below the poverty line, and children living in rural areas have very limited access to healthcare, increasing levels of poverty and inequality.
Mushfiqur is a local Bangladeshi inventor, educator, builder, scientist and teacher, who uses his many skills to help disadvantaged Bangladeshi children.
Two years ago Mushfiqur and his friends began visiting a free school in the isolated, mountainous region of Thanchi, where there are no medical clinics or even doctors. The students they support - who are from extremely poor families, and many without parents - travel up to 100 kilometres over mountains, through rivers, and on bamboo rafts, to gain their education. Because most students live so far from the school they board at the school for the duration of the term, with all of their food and accommodation supported by the generosity of the local villagers.
Mushfiqur and his team brought computers to the school and connected them up to the internet so the students could receive extra lessons from teachers in Dhaka. They then went back and set up literacy, sports and science clubs. Now Mushfiqur wants to bring these children healthcare.
Despite the existence of one pharmacy in Thanchi, there are no doctors or clinics, so the students and their teachers go unchecked and undiagnosed for any diseases. Since the kids are only fed twice a day (at 6am and 6pm) due to lack of funds, a lot of them suffer from malnutrition related problems. Small-scale, easily avoidable diseases are exacerbated by malnutrition, and without basic medical care, can quickly become serious. In worst cases, children die because of complications that could have been tackled via very simple prescriptions. On top of this they have very limited knowledge on hygiene, menstrual health and other basic health issues.
Mushfiqur wants to bring a team of volunteer doctors from Dhaka to Thanchi to carry out a medical camp and interactive health workshops to provide the children with comprehensive medical checkups, diagnose illnesses and prescribe medication. They will also instruct them on basic healthcare practices including first aid.


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