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Date: 2013-06-04 07:06 pm (UTC)I think you're right there -- Kind Arthur was one aspect I thought of, and I think it helps that both Arthur and Robin Hood were Disney movies, and also the recent BBC series.
Thanks for the good wishes, and sorry about your father :( The past year and a half has been quite hectic -- my then-fiancé got ill around late December 2011/January 2012. We got that sorted in time for a holiday in New York, then my mum starts getting back pain (and initial thoughts of it being sciatica). I get married, my mum goes in for a biopsy and gets a cancer diagnosis, then surgery to remove a section of her spine, thyroid removal, medication, radiotherapy. My husband comes down with a mystery rash with we think we know what it is (a side-effect of his medication). We think we got my mum's cancer reasonably sorted out, and then my cat gets ill and we find out she's got hyperthyroidism. We seem to now have that under control with medication (and I am now the only one in the household who isn't on any kind of medication) and news comes in that my mum's radiotherapy was only 30% successful.
Yeah, like I said, hectic. We're trying to get things to be calm in the house and thankfully there has been a few months in between bad medical news but at times it felt almost never-ending (still does, in fact). And this was so not meant to turn into a news-dump on my life...