Comments on My Wife Has Agoraphobia!: The Belfast trip

Very difficult to envisage living in a place with ...

2009-11-05T19:21:12.818Z

Very difficult to envisage living in a place with an undercurrent like Belfast in the 21st century

Hi Robert, it's true, I find, when we are feeling ...

2009-11-03T22:05:43.461Z

Hi Robert, it's true, I find, when we are feeling down or stressed it does kinda colour things into a horrid grey place!
I hope this trip proves to be a bit more of a happy colour!

maz x

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2009-10-31T16:45:57.841Z

Hey there, please follow me over Google because I'm already following your blog. Thanks!

Goodness... Matthew sounds like a little star... g...

2009-10-29T18:31:26.261Z

Goodness... Matthew sounds like a little star... good genes...?

Let's hope future visits... with whoever... will have a much more exciting feeling!

Very best wishes x

Really pleased to hear Matthew continues to improv...

2009-10-28T09:28:09.178Z

Really pleased to hear Matthew continues to improve and you hopefully will beable to enjoy this next visit more.

Hi Robert, I hope the young 'uns enjoy the trip w...

2009-10-27T22:20:23.979Z

Hi Robert,

I hope the young 'uns enjoy the trip with you. I'm sure under better circumstances Belfast will be a bit better on the eye this time. It is good that things have improved but I would imagine for any larger change it will take generations of a different mindset- something equally true on a smaller scale in central Scotland.

I hope you enjoy some quality time with your new grandson and the rest of the family.

All the best

Nechtan

Your descriptive of the hospital is, sadly, an all...

2009-10-27T07:09:57.116Z

Your descriptive of the hospital is, sadly, an all too familiar tale. Despite millions being spent on extensions and public artwork, none of them seem able to employ a decent cleaning staff. Our experience of the maternity ward at James Cook University Hospital in Middlesbrough was, to say the least, horrific.

Glad to hear that Matthew is continuing to improve. Hope your trip goes well / better this time.
Gary

Have a good time on your return trip Robert. About...

2009-10-27T00:36:16.262Z

Have a good time on your return trip Robert. About the book. I wouldnt say its aimed at only women at all. I actually first heard of it on Richard and Judys book club thing and if i remember correctly Richard raved about it.

diver & rosiero - I hope that on my forthcoming t...

2009-10-26T21:58:30.384Z

diver & rosiero -

I hope that on my forthcoming trip to Belfast (at stupid o'clock early in the morning!) Belfast will emerge in a better light. At least I'll be able to spend some time with a concious grandson! And with my little children accompanying me, I can't avoid enjoying myself!

Just catching up with your stories while I have be...

2009-10-26T17:11:06.212Z

Just catching up with your stories while I have been away. So sorry to hear about your baby grandson's fight for life and so glad they have identified the problem (what a chance that midwife came to visit) and that he is recovering. Your descriptions of Belfast show that things have not moved on greatly recently despite the lack of news emanating from that quarter these days. I had hoped things might have improved. Glad too that Marie has found a fall-back position for her agorophobia/monophobia in your absences. Often necessity makes us have to cope with new or altered situations.

That was such an evocative post Robert, a quite am...

2009-10-26T12:39:51.412Z

That was such an evocative post Robert, a quite amazing tale of a little soul clinging to life in a cracked and filthy environment. It sure had me gritting my teeth yet nodding in appreciation at those ICU staff. Fascinating insights about the tribalism in that part of the world too.

Good luck with this next trip and best wishes for baby Matthew's continued improvement.