The reason why we changed to the motorhome

l thought l would give the reason why we changed to a Motorhome. 

Last May l was diagnosed with prostate cancer l was immediately sent for a Bone scan which thankfully was  clear l was then put on a hormone drug Called Zoladex uncanny really as l worked at AstraZeneca that produced the drug formally good old ICI. In December l went to the Christie for Brachytherapy HD, then in January 15 dose of Radiotherapy. After the treatment we booked an Holiday in the caravan to Ludlow Shropshire, l didn't realise how much it ook out of me hitching up and pitching up at the other end, we sat having a coffee after every thing was done legs down, and leveled, water on, electric plugged in, waste connected, etc. we sat watching the world go by recuperating when opposite a Motorhome pulled up the wife sat watching and remarked how little time it took to set the motorhome up, not more than ten minutes she told me. Now up to now the wife wouldn't contemplate changing to a motorhome l had suggested it a couple of times but was greeted with a big No. l never broached the subject again. The next day the wife said to me when we get back let's investigate changing the caravan to motorhome. We went looking the following week after our holiday, it took us a couple of months to decide the layout and the amount we could afford, never thinking one would turn up a few days later, we were more thinking early next year. l had seen a motorhome in Nottingham that fitted the bill, with in a week we had taken the plunge. We have been away in it twice once to Castleton for a couple of days to try it out and then to Southport a few weeks ago. l am sat writing this post getting ready to leave for a week at Bridlington site one of our favourites, the wife who was sceptical from changing to motorhome absolutely loves it so much so she intends to take the motorhome course next year offered by the CMCC never ever contemplated towing the van. Great news for me

Heethers