Highlight of 2021.

[Tashyboy]

I think it’s fair to say 2021 has had its ups and downs like 2020. For a lot of people it has been tough. Especially in the Tash household.
When Missis T found a lump in November it could of been the straw that broke the camels back. As it happens after scans the week before Christmas she now has Muscle due to going to the gym. The relief was just unreal.

So what’s your highlight of 2021.

 

[HomerJSimpson]

Surviving another year on the front line and getting through some health issues. HID had an up and down year, losing her job, having an op (and that wait for the histology) but we're together, happy and ready to face 2022 together

 

[Deleted member 1147]

My Mum surviving covid and being home for Christmas.

 

[fundy]

Moving home and being much closer to family, Mrs F much happier for it and weve ended up in a cracking spot in a tiny village with walks and views to die for, not to mention a decent pub. A big advance from taking a rental for 6 mths that we hadnt seen in March!!!!

As many will know it was a battle but worth it in the end

PS cheers Greg

 

[Billysboots]

Being told eight weeks after surgery that my cancer was confined to my prostate with no indication it had spread. Nothing came close during my 2021 to topping that, not even retirement.

 

[Deleted member 15344]

My daughters first day at school ?

 

[chrisd]

Being told eight weeks after surgery that my cancer was confined to my prostate with no indication it had spread. Nothing came close during my 2021 to topping that, not even retirement.

Brilliant outcome!

I just wish that all men were aware of the symptoms and risks of prostate cancer. Also, that there is oodles of help out there to help. In my case I've been under surveillance for 4 years and had biopsies, medicines and regular tests and back up help. Prostate cancer can be hereditary and affects huge numbers of men who never seek help, please Google the symptoms and follow up with your GP if you get any.

 

[Deleted member 31467]

Surviving another year on the front line and getting through some health issues. HID had an up and down year, losing her job, having an op (and that wait for the histology) but we're together, happy and ready to face 2022 together

What do you do, are you a doctor or nurse or something? Must be tough hats off to you for doing such a difficult job.

 

[Lord Tyrion]

Well, lots of life affirming moments on here that make mine pretty minor, which it is to everyone else of course. I've had a generally good year, lots of positives I could highlight but Tashy asked for one. My son getting his degree, good level as well, tops it for me. A very proud moment, he worked hard for it.

 

[upsidedown]

Daughter's wedding in July on day they planned when first got engaged and then big do on first Saturday after all covid restrictions lifted

 

[Imurg]

Being able to drop to working part-time.
Massive boost for my state of mind, pressure's off and I can enjoy life.
Debt-free, still earning, Mrs too.....
Time to play golf most days.
Loving it.

 

[Deleted member 1147]

What do you do, are you a doctor or nurse or something? Must be tough hats off to you for doing such a difficult job.

I believe he’s a clerk

 

[Hobbit]

Youngest daughter surviving Covid whilst 6.5 months pregnant. And although the last 2.5 months of her pregnancy were fraught with worry, a healthy grandson.

 

[SteveW86]

I think just generally seeing my daughter growing up. She was two in September, so this has been a big year development wise. She’s like a proper little person now, we can have a conversation, she tells me off when I’m in the wrong which apparently is quite often.

Will never grow tired of her running down the hallway for a cuddle when I get home from work.

 

[Deleted member 15344]

I think just generally seeing my daughter growing up. She was two in September, so this has been a big year development wise. She’s like a proper little person now, we can have a conversation, she tells me off when I’m in the wrong which apparently is quite often.

Will never grow tired of her running down the hallway for a cuddle when I get home from work.

My experience tells me that each year passes by there is a good chance the daughter believes I’m wrong more often than not ?

 

[fundy]

My experience tells me that each year passes by there is a good chance the daughter believes I’m wrong more often than not ?

its not just your daughter Phil

 

[Deleted member 15344]

its not just your daughter Phil

???

Ain’t that the truth

 

[chrisd]

My experience tells me that each year passes by there is a good chance the daughter believes I’m wrong more often than not ?

She could be a useful addition to the forum ??

 

[SteveW86]

My experience tells me that each year passes by there is a good chance the daughter believes I’m wrong more often than not ?

Do you argue back for hours when she tells you too?

 

[Deleted member 15344]

Do you argue back for hours when she tells you too?

Or course - how else will she learn that I’m right ?