Hi Anthea,I can beleive the cleaning,i used to get the carpet shampooer out,that was till Ian blew it up.anyway roll on 3.30,Dylans elbow arthroscopy cost £1600 last month the prices are terrible but we will pay for our babies,anyway take care and keep us posted.Lynne.
god look at us saddos resorting to cleaning lol. I bet you're gald you only have a 'ickle' house now Julie lol.
I cant believe dylan has had his elbow done... wow. Our vet was only telling us a few weeks ago about the new elbow procedures his team are bringing over from the US at the moment. god they can do wonders cant they?? How is he getting on? I hope you're all OK.
I agree about the money. I would go bankrupt for Sasha I tell you. But we have been very lucky so far in that Petplan are paying for both her TPLO's so it takes alot of the strain off and I know she can get the best care possible.
Thanks again for your encouragement guys - it means alot.
Julie - I think its fab how you still manage to keep an internet connection and make so many posts even tho you're not in this country!! I bet the bradster is loving it And you and your fella of course lol.
Anthea Hi,Yes they are amazing these vets now,Dylan was operated on by a fantastic lady from australia, but she had worked in america and she has done a fantastic job,he is just starting to have short off lead walks now,he has a limp still, but has never done himself any favours in the resting department he just wont stay still,and he already has arthritis at 15 months old,they took a huge bit of broken bone from his elbow which had started to re grow so he could not bend his elbow and he will have to have some other bits of bone taken from the other elbow later on,he is a great lad and we love him to bits even though i have no furniture left ,the monster,anyway will check back later for some news,take care,Lynne.
[quote:e233dbf5d9]god look at us saddos resorting to cleaning lol. I bet you're gald you only have a 'ickle' house now Julie lol. [/quote:e233dbf5d9]
Most definately Anthea...so many rooms to clean before, now just 2! Great hey, mind you, between Dave & Brad you'd think 20 people lived in our motorhome! lol.
[quote:e233dbf5d9]Julie - I think its fab how you still manage to keep an internet connection and make so many posts even tho you're not in this country!! I bet the bradster is loving it And you and your fella of course lol[/quote:e233dbf5d9]
Yep - hubby is the computer guru really, we had satellite broadband fitted to the motorhome via a large dish, but it does the job perfectly. You can always tell when the weather is bad here, as you'll see me on the site more, lol - we've had nothing but non stop rain and snow for weeks now! Nevermind, it's all part of the fun of it hey. Brad loves his travels yes, and although we are always on the move, we do have fairly a set routine, i.e. walk times etc., so come rain or shine there;s always somewhere to be explored! If you look on the front page of our other site, for motorhomers, our motorhome is in the top right hand corner of the homepage, internet dish in prime position www.motorhomefacts.com
Well Julie - just amazing! I lurvvve the motorhome. We had a caravan when we were kids and loved every minute. I keep trying to talk my other half into it seeing as though we have the Volvo S40 already but he's having none of it, or at least until the wedding next year lol!!!
Anyhow, back to the other baby lol, Vet called about 45 mins ago to say all has gone well today. Exactly same injury as before, and the lump was as suspected too, looks benign so everyone is happy It's awful without her here at the moment though. Other half has just come in from work and we really felt it having no Sasha jumping about like an idiot lol. House is clean though lol.
Anyhow, will leave you guys to your evening now. Will be bringing Sashy home before 2pm tomorrow - I have to call them at 10am to check she's OK but we expect no problems.
I'd recommend a motorhome to anyone, maybe your other half with come around to the idea. Did you mention you are getting married next year? Lovely- Congratulations!
So pleased to hear Sasha has been ok today, i bet you are so relieved. We haven't spent a day apart from Brad ever, but i can imagine how lost we would feel without him for a day or so...Sasha will be so pleased to be back with you tomorrow.
will keep you posted day by day... bandage has to stay on max of 3 days if we can keep it on that long. problem is that she cannot move very well with it on, and toilet trips are very difficult to say the least!!
She's doing alot of crying in general and whimpering in her sleep as though she's dreaming. I hope she's not in too much pain.
Anyhow, this is the Tuesday lunchtime bulletin. See you later on guys xxx
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And you and your fella of course lol.
Brad loves his travels yes, and although we are always on the move, we do have fairly a set routine, i.e. walk times etc., so come rain or shine there;s always somewhere to be explored! If you look on the front page of our other site, for motorhomers, our motorhome is in the top right hand corner of the homepage, internet dish in prime position 
