If I said the whole forum I would have to sell my van to afford it lol.
T6.1 Faults following leisure electric install
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That could save you money in the long run though.
There are lots of clever and knowledgable people on here
I’m not one: what is that black box then?
There are lots of clever and knowledgable people on here
I’m not one: what is that black box then?
Headlight range control module
Guys, I would like to share with you that today I have been diagnosed with bowel cancer. It's at level T2(treatable) and is in my large bowel(decending colon). I have been going through various tests since early Feb and living with what is a 'mind f#ck' while waiting 2 weeks for my biopsy test results. Doing my van has kept me sane but when this recent electrical fault reared it's head, it was all a bit too much for me and I almost folded. You guys have no idea how you lifted me and helped me to sort out the problem when I was at my lowest and unable to fully concentrate.
As for the cancer, I had a meeting today with a surgeon who walked me through my results and future treatment plan. I now have my war bonnett on and am back in the fight. Thank you all.
As for the cancer, I had a meeting today with a surgeon who walked me through my results and future treatment plan. I now have my war bonnett on and am back in the fight. Thank you all.
Sorry to hear about your diagnosis @Creamytash. I hope your treatment plan is a roaring success and I wish you well in your "war". I'm sure all forum members will echo these sentiments.
@Creamytash I don't know you but it's good it's treatable which is a good thing. My mum had similar, tough going for a time but she's back to normal for a 70 odd yr old. Good luck on the journey mate and at least the van is sorted which is 1 thing less to worry about it just means you can keep spending your hard earned on it.
Big hugs mate. Hope you pull through ok and spend years of happiness in your bus.
Obviously if you need anything you know where we all are
Obviously if you need anything you know where we all are
Thank you.Big hugs mate. Hope you pull through ok and spend years of happiness in your bus.
Obviously if you need anything you know where we all are
You guys already lifted me when I was at my lowest for which I am most grateful.
Thank you for your kind words, I intend to kick it's arse, with the help of the Medicals that are helping me.
All the best for a speedy recovery @Creamytash. This forum is full of kind hearted, helpful people and it’s a great place to hangout.
Sorry to hear about this. We’ll be here if you need anything.
Thank you and yes it is. It's a great family and I feel privileged to be part of it.
Me too!
What he said. Thank you all for help, advice and, above all, patience.
Andy
Try and keep your chin up and avoid wanting to kill all those bastards that will inevitably (& unintentionally) grind your gears during the forthcoming battles!
It's tough once the initial patience and concern has died off and people just recall that you "had an issue" but "you must be mended now" as it was ages ago when you first mentioned you had a health problem!
The long and difficult recovery of serious illness is mentally tough and I wish you good luck my friend!
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Thank you sir.
