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A Get-Well Wish Card

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I don't have many friends over in England, just one in fact.

so it came as a surprise for me to receive a get-well wish card from someone there, it, (the card), obviously arrived too late to bless me while I was having treatment, in frimley park hospital surrey just recently.

but it found it's way to my home here in jersey c.i., courtesy of the best staff in the world.

 

but now the big question, who of you lot sent it?

I know it was one of you, as I told no one else about my trip to hospital.

 

please and thank you.

here is the card just in case it slipped your mind.

PS who are Reg & Vera

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Perhaps its Chesters1 under an alias

 

Anyway trust everything is now as it should be and you are in full working order.

Judy

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AKA Nurse Jugsy ( especially for newt)

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John S Member

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Madam? :D

 

[ 09. May 2004, 07:18 PM: Message edited by: John S ]

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