Mick admin

Never met you, Mick but I do recognise that you are one of the mainstays of this wonderful forum. Although not religious myself, I will say a silent prayer that your remaining days/weeks pass as painlessly as possible, and you can hopefully enjoy what time you have left with your family.
Gerard
 
Mick said:
Right sorry posting this from hospital bed I am stepping down as admin of Accyweb owing to health reasons any problems please ask Neil who is the new admin
From what they have told me I won't be around much longer
I have been talking with the end of life team
So there it is i have enjoyed my time on here and all the Accyweb party's we had in the stag
Have made some great friends
But now I must leave you enjoy Accyweb make it a site to remember
Good night all
Mick (site admin)
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Mick. I posted a tribute to you and your great work as admin on Accy Web, on Hyndburn chat, you have a lot of friends on there, over 130 hearts and sorrows have been attached to the post, and several of those friends who know you personally have posted tributes to you. I'm just sorry this has to happen to you,
Best Regards
Walter the one you can't Alter
 
So saddened to here, thoughts with you and your family. Thanks for the great work and time you committed to the forum.
 
Oh I know that is the truth.
Ma was in there not that long ago and the food was rank. I was taking grub for her everyday and stuff for the other ladies that were in her bay too.

How on earth you are expected to get well on the food they provide is beyond me.

When I was training it was always stressed to us that good (and appropriate) nourishing food was as important as medicine.
 
Margaret Pilkington said:
Oh I know that is the truth.
Ma was in there not that long ago and the food was rank. I was taking grub for her everyday and stuff for the other ladies that were in her bay too.

How on earth you are expected to get well on the food they provide is beyond me.

When I was training it was always stressed to us that good (and appropriate) nourishing food was as important as medicine.
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Our Ali was int next bed to you mum one time.
I've ony been in there once, never again, they have'nt a clue about vegetarians, all my meals were brought in from home, mostly sarnies,
any thing delivered by their staff were put where you couldn't reach it, no body axed if you were ok, pace-eggers wizzing about wi arms full o paper work an proper nurse's int blue uniforms like Sister Margaret, were as scarce as bobbies on streets of Accrington.
Killed my best mate with wrong treatment, an infected wife's friend wi sumat she never went in with, now a bed ridden invalid, a'l stick me wet finger int wall socket first, my time on planet earth is nearly up any way, ad sooner dee at whom, than i thad Charnel house.
 
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He's been home for almost a couple of weeks now. They are looking for a ground floor flat to move into to make things easier as Mick needs to use oxygen often so their current home isn't easy for them.

I was hoping he would have been back online by now telling us how bad hospital food is.
 
Thanks for that info Neil. Good to hear he is home. I am sure it will be difficult for him in his current home.
I hope they get his housing issues sorted very soon. It will be a weight off his mind when they do.
 
Neil said:
He's been home for almost a couple of weeks now. They are looking for a ground floor flat to move into to make things easier as Mick needs to use oxygen often so their current home isn't easy for them.

I was hoping he would have been back online by now telling us how bad hospital food is.
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I understand what you mean, it would be great to have him posting, no doubt he will get in touch when ready.
 
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