2074 days ago

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Ross from Greerton - Parkvale

this may come as a very unusual request but here goes my name is Ross I am an 85-year-old widower now of 5 years I am just out of hospital diagnosed with the start of emphysema and Ostio in my spine I am currently on
an oxygen pump 24/7 and morphine meds every 4 hours I have a personal carer come in to shower me and dress and feed me Mon-Wed-Friday for 2 hrs each day but no household cleaning I do need to have the toilet and shower cleaned and the home vacuumed I can get out of my bed but just to the toilet then back as I run out of the air the reason for the home help is I have my home as an Airbnb guest home I am hoping to beat this oxygen in time but the ostio will be permanent this is a request for a golden angel for a companion to have during the daytime as it is very lonly lying here watching telly or Netflix on my own I envisage a widow living alone and lonly for the company during her day if this is you can you email me--rosskathwilliams@gmail.com or ring me on
075411361 I am here in Greerton 5 mins walk to the shopping centre would be good if you can drive as I also have a car can be used for supermarket shopping or going for a drive hopefully there is someone out there
Ross

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