17 Nov, 2020

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They discharged me from the hospital last night with a bag of syringes and yet more liquid food.  A friend joined me in hospital transport to help me settle back at home.  Feeling a bit war-wounded but confident that the energy will return.  Taking it easy for a few days while getting used to feeding myself in this new way.  Looking forward to a few days of quiet … and maybe thinking about music …

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  1. So pleased you’re back home with music, kammavaca, quiet! Well done, sir, on your epic journey indeed. Take it eaaaassssy 🙃 x

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  2. Well done David I’m glad to hear you are home and settled.
    Much love as always

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  3. Well done so please you are back home and that you had a friend to help you keep safe
    think of you and saying a prayer to keep you safe xxx

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  4. Great news and so glad you had someone to help you settle back in, you must be exhausted. Time to rest and let your body and soul repair, if ever somebody deserved a break it’s you.

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  5. Dulce Domum. Nothing better! Well done David.

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  6. You continue to amaze us, David! Rest well, and know that we are all thinking of you, sending our prayers, and drinking plenty of bubbles on your behalf.

    Your great good humor and gift of communication are such positive forces! Thank you, old friend.

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