Uuuupdates

[kaberett]

(1) I am a bit groggy and out of it post Minor Medical Procedure for Mystery Menstrual Symptoms; A was v good about shunting me around the hospital when I was too sore to particularly want to push myself/bringing me things/etc. Everything looked healthy; I was a Model Patient; biopsy results are unlikely to show anything concerning, so ??????????

(2) House viewing this morning was VERY CONFUSING. It has a garden! That contains a well-tended hydrangea, and rose bushes, and fruiting apple and plum and probably-cherry (there's definitely a cherry, I'm just not sure whether it's ornamental), and maybe a crabapple, and a vegetable patch, and a patio. And a nice kitchen. And the conservatory would be dining room/games room/music room and would be lovely esp. in the rain. So now I'm just trying to convince us (... myself) that we'd actually be able to fit the furniture into it, which is currently proving Difficult; I am intending to ask to have another viewing and actually take a tape measure this time. (Wider wheelchair just about fits in the front door. It's rampable. I should be able to get a powerchair in. There's an airing cupboard for letting dough rise in. Etc etc etc...)

Comments

[recessional]

...so if the wheelchair fits and it's rampable, which iirc your current place is NOT, and is otherwise amenable in terms of cost/etc?

Furniture is replaceable. :P Or can be stuck in storage or whatever. Level-entry wheel-chair-works plus the rest of the lovely stuff represents such a huge quality-of-life issue it would just be really sad (again assuming it's amenable for monies etc) if brain got stuck on "but my COUCH won't fit!" or whatever. It is way easier to replace furniture than it is to find amenable house-shapes.

[davidgillon]

Gentle {hugs} for being probed and snipped at. Hope everything heals to normal levels soon.

And houses with gardens!?!?

[alexseanchai]

1) sympathy, and also that sounds good overall

2) oooo sounds like a fantastic place. hope the furniture fits :)

[mathemagicalschema]

That sounds like an amazing house, in general and for you in particular, and I would like to echo recessional's reasons for encouraging you to get it unless you turn up a dealbreaker of some sort.

May the medical whatsits be as manageable and hassle-free as possible <3

[alexwlchan]

1. Sympathies, and hope the grogginess and associated problems go away soon.

2. I am probably due a trip to $Area soon (it's less inconvenient than a lot of central London for me), so shout if you want an extra pair of hands if/when you end up moving.

[sfred]

Good luck with the decision-making and everything.

[silveradept]

This sounds like it's going to be a good match and fit. I'm very happy.

[cesy]

Yay, that house sounds amazing!

[chiasmata]

House oh my!

[the_quorum]

I swear we replied to this already so I'm really confused/off balance. :S But I'm glad that surgery stuff went well/everything seems to indicate well. And I'm really glad you found an accessible house- That seems to be an incredibly rare find.