Letter to John Valentine from his wife Ursula
Title
Letter to John Valentine from his wife Ursula
Description
Notes he has been readmitted hospital and awaits details. Will be glad if they can do something but hopes it will not interfere with Christmas plans. Believes demobilization might be postponed. Catches up with news of family/friends and mentions letters that have arrived.
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Date
1945-12-12
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Two page handwritten letter
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EValentineUMValentineJRM451212
Transcription
Felmersham Dec. 12
Darling Johnnie, I have just had your wire saying “Readmitted Hospital” & am eagerly awaiting more detailed news of what this means. If they can really do something more for you, of course I am very glad indeed, good luck to them, I do hope it won't interfere with our Christmas plans tho' it may curtail the trip. It sounds as tho' your demobilisation will be further postponed anyway. I can't wait to hear all about it. I have just written a Christmas letter to Leslie, as it said on the radio that today was the latest day for posting. I suppose you will tell me if I must put off the Freemans on Sunday. I should think its likely. I wonder if they are putting you back to bed, or just giving you treatment for your knees. I can imagine the hospital may not be as comfortable as it was in summer. Give my regards to the nurses I met there, & Pack if he's still there.
I hope to get your letter tomorrow. Once came from your father yesterday enclosing a cheque for £15 made out to you. Shall we be able to cash it or ought we to ask him to make it out to me? Also a letter from Peter with gen. about the electrical stuff he's sending, which I'll keep for you. Shall I acknowledge ASV or will you? All my love, dear, Ursula.
Darling Johnnie, I have just had your wire saying “Readmitted Hospital” & am eagerly awaiting more detailed news of what this means. If they can really do something more for you, of course I am very glad indeed, good luck to them, I do hope it won't interfere with our Christmas plans tho' it may curtail the trip. It sounds as tho' your demobilisation will be further postponed anyway. I can't wait to hear all about it. I have just written a Christmas letter to Leslie, as it said on the radio that today was the latest day for posting. I suppose you will tell me if I must put off the Freemans on Sunday. I should think its likely. I wonder if they are putting you back to bed, or just giving you treatment for your knees. I can imagine the hospital may not be as comfortable as it was in summer. Give my regards to the nurses I met there, & Pack if he's still there.
I hope to get your letter tomorrow. Once came from your father yesterday enclosing a cheque for £15 made out to you. Shall we be able to cash it or ought we to ask him to make it out to me? Also a letter from Peter with gen. about the electrical stuff he's sending, which I'll keep for you. Shall I acknowledge ASV or will you? All my love, dear, Ursula.
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Ursula Valentine, “Letter to John Valentine from his wife Ursula,” IBCC Digital Archive, accessed July 27, 2024, https://ibccdigitalarchive.lincoln.ac.uk/omeka/collections/document/20512.
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