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kefkat - 13/11/2013 11:36
ClivetheVillan - 13/11/2013 11:30
I know what your saying GT and KK and i am tankful for your kind words really am, but when you have worked and studied to get a better life and something grabs a hold of you and stops you being and doing what you want or wanted to be in life it drags you down tbh, never want my kids to see daddy unemployed but fingers crossed (only one hand lol two is bad luck) my operations soon enough will work and i can get back to bloody moaning about work again woohoo But thank you for kind words yam good ens!
Even if you don't get back to work Clive, you will bring your youngsters up to understand why you haven't been able to work: You will bring them up with decency and to be worthwhile people in our society and to make a difference. You will bring them up to have compassion for others and to think of others stories as to why they are where they are and do what they do.
You still have much to teach them whether you are in the ''acceptable' world of work or not.
Being a great Dad is your job so don't think you don't work, cos you do. Being a great parent is the most worthwhile job you will ever do, so get this other stuff out of your head and focus on what you can and are doing and not what you can't
Hate seeming self pity mar mate but i do say what i think and feel tbh but i know what your saying and your right (as always) be great if the operations work though but been looking into some training for learning courses and ones for people no eyesight tbh so i am planning ahead in case i do lose me sight over the next x amount of years but will make sure my boys know how lucky you are to be fit and able and make the most of your life as i would have wanted too this i will ensure mate, again cheers for being supportive being a dad is brilliant and proud they grow so fast tbh (as you know)