tea4too
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<p><p>Hi Rosie - I was just looking at some older threads and came across your posts, just before your return to the UK. Hope all is going well and the wet, grey winter hasn't taken too much of a toll. Spring is on its way so not too long before the daffodils are dancing, the blossom trees bloom, and the nights get lighter! Take care, T x</p></p>
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<p><p>A belated but well meant "Happy Birthday"....I hope the cake was big, the candles bright, and the next 12 months bring all you might wish for! T x</p></p>
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<p><p>Lovely reading about your latest travels! So hope you have the best of times - stay well, and safe and enjoy. T x</p></p>
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Home responsibilities protection (HRP) existed in the 1980's though. The link provides broad guidance to help with the most common queries, so it would be worth checking your own eligibility to HRP for a period not covered by the web pages. Good luck, it's probably worth an email just to be sure. Tx
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@fizzybangs - depending on when when you reached (UK) state pension age, if you were a foster carer in the UK for a complete tax year before 2010 you may be eligible for National Insurance 'credits' towards a state pension. This link might help? www.gov.uk/home-responsibilities-protection-hrp/overview Tx
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<p><p>Hi, I just wanted to wish you well with your plans for returning to WA. I remember your earlier posts and the difficulties you dealt with in trying to balance the needs of your sons, so it's great that you can now focus on what you need to put a spring in your own own step. All the best, T x</p></p>
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<p><p>Hi Sarah, I just realised we both posted our 500th post at the same time and on the same thread (women and makeup)! Not sure of the right terminology, but "Happy 500"!!! Tx</p></p>
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<p><p>I have just read (in MBBTUK) the happy news regarding the safe arrival of your baby, and wanted to send my best wishes. Congratulations! And it really is true what people say, they grow up so quickly - something to hang on to if/ when sleep deprived! All the best, Tx</p></p>
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<p><p>So sorry to read about the horrendous experience you and your dog are still dealing with. I hope she recovers quickly and soon. Take care, Tx</p></p>
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It may be hard to believe right now, but you will both (Sandra and Bereftmum) smile again, and continue to be proud of all that your children achieve, because you raised them, and they are who they are because of you. And in the meantime you have found PIO - a great place, full of people who will understand how you feel as you deal with huge changes that you have no control over. I can’t write anything that will make the next few days or weeks any easier, but concentrating on different ways to maintain a relationship with your son might help a little. Texts are relatively cheap and provide instant contact - great for a quick boost when people seem a long way away. It is a form of bereavement I think, and because of that there is no easy way to get through it. But you will get through it, and PIO can help Tx
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<p><p>Am so pleased you are feeling a bit better, and hopefully with family support and familiar surroundings it will not be too long before you find a spring in your step again. Take care, and best wishes to you and yours. Tx</p></p>
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<p><p>Hi Aymie, just read the post in MBTTUK about your forthcoming trip back to the UK, and wanted to wish you well. Hopefully the chance to spend time with family and re-charge your batteries is all that is needed to get life back on an even keel. I enjoy your posts, so if you decide that a break from PIO is also needed I hope you don't stay away too long. Take care, Tx</p></p>
