new mum/ preganacy pack from tescoes

SkintStAndrewsUniStudent

Marigold123 wrote:

Here's one of those first and last letters things.

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in waht oredr the ltteers in a wrod are, olny taht the frist and
lsat ltteres are at the rghit pcleas. The rset can be a toatl mses
and you can sitll raed it wouthit a porbelm. Tihs is bcuseae we do
not raed ervey lteter by ilstef, but the wrod as a wlohe.

Oh that reminds me, I still have psychology reading to do for tomorrow, oops, i mean today. Its the magnicellular theory of dyslexia, bah! Interesting when you dont HAVE to read it.

freebie_junkie

'magnicellular'

whats that mean? how does dyspraxia relate? i read my statement today and im actually put down as dyspraxia/dyslexia so i guess that means i get teh worst of both worlds! i cant spell nor drive!

freebie_junkie

oh and on the bag front, got 2nd today, my bessie mates gonna be an auntie again so pressies for her brothers girlf

pdoff

couldnt find pharmacy in tesco batley - amazed as is massive! anyone know where nearest one would be - i live in dewsbury.

Gem_

The nearest ones for you pdoff are probably leeds or the one on halifax road in bradford. Really annoying as i go to the other bradford one and will now never be able to find anything (and spend a forture) if I go to the other one! the things we do for freebies

HTH

G

SkintStAndrewsUniStudent

freebie_junkie wrote:

'magnicellular'

whats that mean? how does dyspraxia relate? i read my statement today and im actually put down as dyspraxia/dyslexia so i guess that means i get teh worst of both worlds! i cant spell nor drive!

The magnocellular system in the brain allows for visual processing. This system tends to be impaired in most people with dyslexia leading to poor eye movement control.Because it important for normal eye-movement control and peripheral vision when reading, this often leads to difficulties in reading. The letters appear to move around and cause visual confusion when reading small print. Some people with dyslexia find it easier to read when they have larger print or when they cover one eye. By covering one eye, this stops the confusion caused by two images moving around independently i.e. the letters blurring and merging together. Both dyslexia and dyspraxia sometimes overlap, dyspraxia involves poor coordination, organisation and concentration. I've found this link which explains the two conditions in more detail. Its http://www.mentalhealthproject.com/content.asp?id_Content=1021

smittenkitten

going to try today and get one, and theres no way of not telling Im pregnant im due on Friday!!!!! 2 days to go - Could happen at tescos lol Wonder if they would give any vouchers for waters breaking !

freebie_junkie

me and my mate got one each yesterday

JAS_2

Hi Freebie-Junkie

I just wanted to say I always look forward to your posts, because I know they'll be good.
Thanks for all your hard work

bylromarha

smittenkitten wrote:

going to try today and get one, and theres no way of not telling Im pregnant im due on Friday!!!!! 2 days to go - Could happen at tescos lol Wonder if they would give any vouchers for waters breaking !

I've heard rumours that M + S do. have to say I spent quite a lot of time browsing in there in the days before DS was due!