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Positive thoughts on their way

Hi Ann, sending lots of positive thoughts to Rosemary ,hope all goes well, take care, Karen

Ann, I did a couple of yrs in the wrens (sea going not shore based as that changed just before I joined). Then after the children were born I went to work as a civvy there and stayed for 4 yrs (did do my training there when I was serving so it was an ideal job ) and I only lived up the road. Debs x Think we might end up back in Pompey when we leave here..

Of course I will say a prayer for her. Wish her all the best in the world from me. Deanna X

Anne hope everything goes ok tomorrow for Rosemary sending her hugs and poitive thought let her know we are all think of her;; Babs

Thinking of your sister and sending her best wishes, Rosalyn

debs, shame you can't get them there. i have read most of them, yes it was Southwick she was evacuated to. Were you in the wrens then? Or civie working at dryad? Ann Glos

Positive thoughts winging theyre way love Donna xx

Positive thoughts on the way Ann. jude sarf wales xx

i send a hug to rosemary and wish her all the best with treatment, my friend in works just had this op, and is starting radiotheraphy soon, she said the staff were all brilliant, and shes feeling real positive, take care rosemary, i send my best wishes to you and healing thoughts

Ann, Your right it was tri service when hubby went in, they were shocked that the hospital in Cosham!!! Never realised what was wrong - despite hubby couldnt walk and the bottom part of his leg went out to the side from the knee downwards!! Yes I have read a couple of hers, but I havent seen any here! I remember one about a little girl being evacuted to the country (sure it was out past Southwick way - I worked at Dryad at the time of reading it hence remembering!) and her family living in Portsmouth which to her was such a long way away!!!! Debs x

Ann, Thinking and praying for her. Roxanne xx

Sending Rosemary positive thoughts and healing love. Love Becx

Debs My husband also is ex Navy and was in there in about 1962 with a collapsed lung. My father is also ex Navy and had the utmost faith in the place. My Mother has a major op there at the age of 81, and 4 years later she actually died there (unrelated to the op) as it was their Emergency hospital. My Dad also spent some time in there in the late 90s. As you say the staff are wonderful (it is tri service now, did you know), the buildings are old of course but she is definitely going to the right place. Incidentally, if you read, have you read the Lilian Harry books 'A Girl Called Thursday', and 'A Promise to Keep'? both set in Haslar in the war. Ann Glos

Hi Ann, Yes im ex Navy, hubby is serving member and he had to have an op there about 6 yrs ago, the staff are wonderful, the worse thing was the drive from our (old) house to it!! Put it this way Ann if the abulance had taken him there and not where they did he would have been operated on earlier!! Debs x

Debs, do you know Haslar then? Ann Glos

Positive thoughts from me to Rosemary too Ann wishing her all the best. Pat x

Ann, First of all sending positive thoughts to your sister and secondly what a friendly hospital to stay it.. Debs x

Warmest and most positive wishes going your way, Rosemary....XX BC

My very best wishes to your sister Ann, hope all goes well for her. Christine