SUN REPLIES TO MY EMAIL ABOUT MY S.V.D.

EMAIL SENT TO SUN NEWSPAPER-Hi I have small vessel disease of the brain which affects my cognitive skills and I am trying to find a support group without much luck. At moment awaiting more tests  as doctors looking at possible dementia or parkinsonism .so I  hope you print this type from mark Anthony  raines aka ghostman 

.REPLY FROM SUN NEWSPAPER -Dear Mr Anthony

Thank you for your email. Could you please supply the name of the town and county where you live which will help to identify if there is a support group locally. 

It would be helpful if you could clarify if your condition has an official medical name, or a special nickname/common name.

Kay Cox

Acting Letters Editor.                                                                                                                                   REPLY-live in holsworthy ,devon-Cerebral small vessel disease (SVD)-hope this helps you kay.thank you for replying from me mark aka ghostman

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How does your small vessel disease of the brain affect me?well I have memory problems ;get confused; movements in body. .legs:arms..stutter; mood tends to be flat plus cognitive  skills what direction are the doctors looking at with your s.v.d? Looking at possible dementia or parkinsonism; awaiting more tests. How do cope with s.v.d? At first it got to me but now just deal with it as just part of me .I have tried to see if support group but no joy so I hope this helps you understand me better. Ps i am a diabetic 'asthma; arthritis, neurology problems; o.c.d so not much else to cope with a

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13.06.2017 ATTENDED FUNERAL OF MY MUM BARBARA ANN RAINES

Yesterday i started the day by getting up at 5.30am as par normal but with a sense of knowledge of was going to say goodbye to my mum. For the  journey i had to hire a rental car which my step daughers boyfriend drove to from Holsworthy to Southend on Sea essex and back in  same day .T he journey up ran very well untill hit a127 road towards Southend as usual traffic hold ups met we got to Southend around 2.30pm so mark drove down to Southend seafront to see the sights and pier.T hen we went to Sutton road crematorium Southend and waited in car park area untill others  arrived, i first saw  my uncle and auntie and my niece and boyfriend then i saw jo and her husband and Georgia then jayne and John and James, nicky and tony,xanthia, peter and girlfriend came later think had car trouble. Then the person doing the service Emma came and said hello, As usual you feel strange in situation as dont know what to expect or dicuss with others, saw my auntie Denise and husband and one of her sons nick then the funeral car came and we went into the chapel. Seeing the coffin was hard as then hit me our mum was no longer around we listened to the service i managed to get  the inner strength to  say my words to our mum,songs were played, poetry spoken, then it was time for the final goodbye which i took badly inside then we went outside to see the flowers. Then we went to restaurant for a meal were i was just unable to find the strength to find effort to speak to some who were making less of an effort, no names this time,then left to go back home, i only said a quick goodbye due to feeling like crap.O n journey home was diverted a couple of times, a hard and long day  which i did for the love of my mum who i will miss a lot, love you mum from your son mark