Rosie

[MissWinnie]

Thanks Winnie for your kind words. ❤️

I haven’t been very brave I have cried with the pain when they took me in it was the most excruciating pain I have been in and when this low blood pressure and then wondering if it was my heart was the course of it there where more tears. Obviously medication 💊 is controlling it or perhaps fingers crossed 🤞 perhaps a small sign of recovery, but I don’t want to talk about it and make you all feel miserable.


With my season ending injury I would love you to write the updates Winnie❤️ and I am sure our other managers would as well. 👏👏👏👏👏

You can still be brave and cry, Rosie. Sometimes things just get too much and tears are a necessary release. They just show the extent of what you are going through, which is really horrible. Don't do yourself down. You are battling through this. I think sometimes when we feel our most vulnerable and least brave is actually when we are being our bravest. That must have been so frightening when they were concerned about your heart on top of everything else. I think you are a trooper! So do my Warriors. So much so, they have decided a name change in your honour for the rest of the season.

I understand you feeling you don't want to talk about it - it doesn't always help, but you would never make us all miserable

Ok then. Some dodgy Winnie FL updates starting next week. I need to start paying attention now! Going to be a bit hard to write with Sam so far ahead!

Get well Rosie xxx

[VillaRosie]

Wow, Rosie, you don’t do things by halves, do you?

There is no easy way out of this for you, just do as you're told by the Doc and look for the little victories that you will achieve every day. There will be setbacks sure, but grasp those little moments and bank them.

I wish you all the best in your recovery, mate.

And no more ‘wardrobe diving’.

Thanks Exiled ❤️

Yep my wardrobe diving days have well and truly come to an end. 😜🤪

get well soon, rosie, I think your light headedness could equally be due to the morphine painkillers. I have been on tramadol for ten years and i still feel faint sometimes when I get up. take it easy and don't push yourself too hard. best wishes.

Thank Mondaze

A number of years ago the Doctor gave me Tramadol my Dad was alive then and he was really worried I was permanently asleep. 💤 Doc took me off them.

I agree about the morphine and I have read dehydration can cause low blood pressure so trying to up my intake of water which I have to hold my hands 🙌 up and say I am guilty of not drinking enough.

Bloody hell Rosie.. how awful, really hope you start to feel better soon xx

Thanks Dazzy ❤️

You can still be brave and cry, Rosie. Sometimes things just get too much and tears are a necessary release. They just show the extent of what you are going through, which is really horrible. Don't do yourself down. You are battling through this. I think sometimes when we feel our most vulnerable and least brave is actually when we are being our bravest. That must have been so frightening when they were concerned about your heart on top of everything else. I think you are a trooper! So do my Warriors. So much so, they have decided a name change in your honour for the rest of the season.

Wow Winnie ❤️I am so honoured I don’t know what to say 😝. I hope I can bring enough luck ☘️ to your Warriors so they can give Sam a run for his money.