Gusty today. You can tell by the hair – ( I have just noticed that this is not the best camera angle for Hejta – she looks like a heffalump but she is not, truly. She is a working mother).
Anyway, the hair is all over everywhere.
Everyone is doing fine – all packed full of fibre or whatever they need to stoke their central heating boilers to keep them going through this endless Shetland winter.
I love how Hetja is just not going to budge. Her food has to be brought to her when she feels like it. I am just the waiter. That’s my job in winter.
Lilja is a constant sweetheart. She is becoming the nicest of ladies.
Kind, gentle and easy to work with – a delight to have around.
I am hoping she is teaching all she knows to her little sister, Sóley-the-Foalie. As siblings, they are very close.
She is watching everything, taking it all in.
I always enjoy visiting Les Grandes Dames. They are very well organised by Hetja.
I would like more information on PainPod 3. Please tell me more or send me to a site with more information. I wonder if this would help unexplained knee and leg pain. Thank you.
https://resultsinwellness.co.uk/
Phone them up, ask your questions, tell them I sent you. I love mine. It helps knees hugely (I speak from experience), shoulders and most importantly for me, my back. xx
Thank you so much for your support Frances! Results in Wellness will be able to help you out Claire 🙂
Alex – team PainPod.
My pleasure. Without my Painpod, I could not remotely live (and I mean live) the life I have up here in Shetland. My Painpod has been game-changing. I was crippled and living off painkillers while totally wrecking my insides (to the point of anaphylaxis). Now, folk are noticing just how much better I am both mentally and physically. My pain has not gone – I have just learned how to control it.