Football dosn't matter to me at the moment.

Glad everything is now ok
Good luck to your lad tomorrow

Wishing you and your family all the best, never met you but that does not matter!!

Bluebirds together!!

My heart goes out to you mate, fingers crossed for you.

At 7.30pm last night we were walking into the ground talking about your wifes health,Regan's chances tomorrow and when to all meet up again in the summer Steve.

I Get home from work tonight and read about whats hapened to Cath . Hope shes ok mate,and if Regan does take part tomorrow i hope he does you both proud.

Best wishes to your family in these worrying times mate

Nukes football can never be that important when loved ones are going through ill health. I pray that things will improve for your good lady and I hope every Bluebird supporter will do the same. God bless you all.

Sorry to hear the news about your wife steve ... she's been through alot of late and i can only wish her a speedy recovery and hope all goes well very quickly...keep strong mate ....and make sure you spoil her ...

Thanks everyone from Paul (swansealad) who I say will be a friend for life and Tony (Topcat) who is a gem of a friend to all of you if I know me personally or not your messages have put a smile on my face. Thanks Pete Yalu know I will always love ya you are a Friend I will always cherish. The Last 24 hours for me have been traumatic but it shows what an evil disease M S can be. It lets you think it takes over your body then it let it think it can kill you. If a disease you can think was designed by the devil this is it.
But to say it was a relief to all our family is an understatement,Cath has got her smile back knowing it is her MS and not a stroke,
Her Dad is with her while I am here in Birmingham with Regan who has also got his mojo back.
I have met up with JTC who is an absalute gentleman, Chief thanks for a top night and company and I will give Annis that book.

I've only just seen this. I'm so glad Cath was ok to go home and it was not what u thought it was Steve. God bless her and you and very good luck to Carter today.

This touched me, puts things into perspective really. GLad to read on an find that thing are ok, it must have been a difficult time for you. Good luck to Regan, hope he enjoys. I'm off to give my family a hug x

watched my grandfather suffer from MS and wouldn't wish it on my worst enemy , but you sound like a tight nit family of fighters and i wish you all the very best , good luck mate

Football will always be here.Hope things will be OK.Tell your lad to make his mother proud.
All the best-Mart

Great news.

I feel for you my friend, having a loved one who's suffering with a demon of a disease is heartbreaking for her and all of your family as well, hope things improve for you and of course your wife. Missed the game myself on Thurs as my wife has been diagnosed with Guillian Barre Syndrome..she's virtually lost the use of her legs and arms and is in constant pain, the sight of her literally crawling up the stairs on her hands and knees is so upsetting, she rocks back and forth like those Romanian kids because of the pain, she can't walk,hold things,get out of the chair all the things we all take for granted, I have to dress her, take her to the toilet, open things for her, feed her her medication, literally everything for her. Luckily 80% of people with this disorder recover fully but it can take years. A good friend of ours offered to nurse my wife so I could go to the game but I felt that I needed to be by my wife's side so turned down the offer..sometimes you have to do what's right and being with my wife whilst she's in this condition is the most important thing for me atm, football will always be there. Give my love to your wife mate.

Glad to hear it wasn't a stroke and hope she's ok fella

Hope your wife gets well soon and good luck to Regen.

Thanks everyone from Paul (swansealad) who I say will be a friend for life and Tony (Topcat) who is a gem of a friend to all of you if I know me personally or not your messages have put a smile on my face. Thanks Pete Yalu know I will always love ya you are a Friend I will always cherish. The Last 24 hours for me have been traumatic but it shows what an evil disease M S can be. It lets you think it takes over your body then it let it think it can kill you. If a disease you can think was designed by the devil this is it.
But to say it was a relief to all our family is an understatement,Cath has got her smile back knowing it is her MS and not a stroke,
Her Dad is with her while I am here in Birmingham with Regan who has also got his mojo back.
I have met up with JTC who is an absalute gentleman, Chief thanks for a top night and company and I will give Annis that book.

no steve ,thank you.you are a top man ,lovely bloke .that lad of yours,carter,ronald,harry or regan is a very ,very nice lad.well rounded and a credit to you and cath.give my best to dave,lovely fellow and jordan who is another great kid.both those boys are full of life but full of respect too.anytime you,re up this way or i,m down your way i,ll seek you out.really enjoyed meeting you.don,t give me any more directions though chief cardiff city fans-superb k.r.o

Steve, Only know have I seen this. We all feel for you Mate and as you say, there are far more important things in life than football. You and your Family are going through a tough time recently and all I can is God Bless you all Mate but especially your Wife Cath. ATB. Reeco

My best wishes to you and your family. Together you'll get through this.
I'm sure your lad will do you both proud today

Good news Nukes, all the best to you all.

I feel for you my friend, having a loved one who's suffering with a demon of a disease is heartbreaking for her and all of your family as well, hope things improve for you and of course your wife. Missed the game myself on Thurs as my wife has been diagnosed with Guillian Barre Syndrome..she's virtually lost the use of her legs and arms and is in constant pain, the sight of her literally crawling up the stairs on her hands and knees is so upsetting, she rocks back and forth like those Romanian kids because of the pain, she can't walk,hold things,get out of the chair all the things we all take for granted, I have to dress her, take her to the toilet, open things for her, feed her her medication, literally everything for her. Luckily 80% of people with this disorder recover fully but it can take years. A good friend of ours offered to nurse my wife so I could go to the game but I felt that I needed to be by my wife's side so turned down the offer..sometimes you have to do what's right and being with my wife whilst she's in this condition is the most important thing for me atm, football will always be there. Give my love to your wife mate.

you and yours are in my prayers mate

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I feel for you my friend, having a loved one who's suffering with a demon of a disease is heartbreaking for her and all of your family as well, hope things improve for you and of course your wife. Missed the game myself on Thurs as my wife has been diagnosed with Guillian Barre Syndrome..she's virtually lost the use of her legs and arms and is in constant pain, the sight of her literally crawling up the stairs on her hands and knees is so upsetting, she rocks back and forth like those Romanian kids because of the pain, she can't walk,hold things,get out of the chair all the things we all take for granted, I have to dress her, take her to the toilet, open things for her, feed her her medication, literally everything for her. Luckily 80% of people with this disorder recover fully but it can take years. A good friend of ours offered to nurse my wife so I could go to the game but I felt that I needed to be by my wife's side so turned down the offer..sometimes you have to do what's right and being with my wife whilst she's in this condition is the most important thing for me atm, football will always be there. Give my love to your wife mate.

you and yours are in my prayers mate

And mine as well Reco. That sounds awfull mate.