Hello

A message to my granddad:

I am very much enjoying the change of my role, since Eileen left, I have less work to do, so can use my good days more effectively, while not worrying about it on bad days. I sent out my 2nd round robin, which majored on the APPG meeting re the benefits reform system and ME, it is so easy to do, and does not take much work at all.

The good news is, that I had a 100% result, with MP's from our area, going, or wanting to know how it went, very pleased. On Monday, I will chase those that went, with feedback on how it went, so I can pass it onto the members' of our group, to keep them in the loop.

It was your funeral today, and it went really well.
I left home at 11.30am as planned, and arrived at 11.45 am, the idea, was that I be there at the end, as being there for the whole service was far to much.

This is the furthest I have travelled in several years, and when I arrived I felt exhausted, I went in quietly, and sat next to Rachel, and she burst into tears and just sobbed, so I held her and loved her, I then started to cry too! I tried to keep mine under control, so that I could help her. We did not need to speak; our tears did the talking. We sang 'Love Divine' granny had that at her funeral, and you had it at your wedding, so beautiful to carry on the tradition, although I was only there for a very short time, I was shredded at the end, but so glad I went, we are all so glad to have had you in our lives, you were very special, and are very much missed.

I will miss ringing you each Saturday and catching up, but look forward to meeting you again in heaven.

Enjoy both grannies, uncle John and especially the Lord, I know he will take care of you.

Always remember, as I told you before you died.
I love you very much, you are the best granddad in the world, I know I will see you again soon.

Miriam