*** 11/12 July Wonderful Weekend Chat***

beanielou

Bookie~Hope you are ok xx

Glad you are home Bookie.

Buffythedebtslayer

http://www.ciao.co.uk/Slimming_World__Review_5823081

Found this review? seems detailed and the guy likes it.

could easily go. could afford 4.50.

hmmm.

sallyx

sammy115 wrote: »

depends on what pulls him out of it spud...when he thought he had cancer it was six months of going round and round in circles and paying for a private endoscopy that pulled him out of it.

When he thought he had a brain tumour it was an MRI (£500:eek:). He is getting better at the medical issues.......a bit.....

Now its a heart attack....it is ALL down to stress. He channels his stress into his body - problem is he manages to hold down a full time job with all this. He saves all the drama for me!

I can sort of see where he is coming from as I sort of have a very mild case of this. The other day when I was at work and I was feeling all dizzy..the first thing that I thought was that I had a brain tumor and was going to die. All I could think of was leaving DD behind and how she would cope....yes I know totally over the top. The only thing that gets me out the other side is waking up the next day and realising I am still alive and telling myself not to be so dam stupidl....now I seem like a complete fruit loop *gets my coat*
Its an awful way to live and I hate it TBH but im not sure how not to think like this.

I bet your OH thinks he will die young and is just constantly waiting for that illness to come along...not suprising he is depressed as he is living his life waiting to die

spud30

tenmah wrote: »

Mind you Spud, if you lost before on the red and green days and find that easier, then it is still available to do that. After all, three stone in five months is a fantastic achievement :T

It was a fantastic achievement, put it all back on though :rolleyes:

spud30

sallyx wrote: »

Ok spudula...Wednesday is my day :eek: although I am going to try and be good before then!

OK you've got a deal

I wont go to meetings, I never went last time either. I do have all the recipe books etc though so will start with you on Weds :cool:

tenmah

spud30 wrote: »

It was a fantastic achievement, put it all back on though :rolleyes:

That's what happened to me. I lost 2 and a half stone and then put it all back on! I could kick myself because some of the lovely things I wore last summer, I can't wear this!

For me it was stopping going to class that did it for me - I thought I could do it at home, but in the end I found that I needed the motivation to go to class.

Lucifa73

skint_spice wrote: »

I don't have a problem painwise with the eyebrow waxing but it is a bit red for AGES afterwards so is the threading a bit better in that respect?

Good haul for £57 BTW!:D

No redness, no puffiness. and I used to get both with waxing:D

sammy115

sallyx wrote: »

I can sort of see where he is coming from as I sort of have a very mild case of this. The other day when I was at work and I was feeling all dizzy..the first thing that I thought was that I had a brain tumor and was going to die. All I could think of was leaving DD behind and how she would cope....yes I know totally over the top. The only thing that gets me out the other side is waking up the next day and realising I am still alive and telling myself not to be so dam stupidl....now I seem like a complete fruit loop *gets my coat*
Its an awful way to live and I hate it TBH but im not sure how not to think like this.

I bet your OH thinks he will die young and is just constantly waiting for that illness to come along...not suprising he is depressed as he is living his life waiting to die

I can totally accept that you worry Sally, I think it has something to do with having kids.

People must think I am a hard hearted biatch...I ended up shouting at him in the leisure centre today.....YOU ARE NOT HAVING A HEART ATTACK! The whole place just turned and stared at me....:rotfl:

sammy115

Lucifa73 wrote: »

No redness, no puffiness. and I used to get both with waxing:D

I just get some spots a couple of days after they have been threaded but they do do mine really well....I have BAD eyebrows...

I get a bit naffed off when she insists I need my sideboards doing....:mad::cool:

Lucifa73

sammy115 wrote: »

I just get some spots a couple of days after they have been threaded but they do do mine really well....I have BAD eyebrows...

I get a bit naffed off when she insists I need my sideboards doing....:mad::cool:

I've never had spots from it. I wipe with tea tree after for a couple of days