Fibromyalgia (part 3)

black_paw

oh dear just another early get up ! ..i just know round the corner coming is a few days in bed..feel a cold coming on !
BZ finger's crossed the stupid bridal shop get's the veil in by friday and do some thing right for a change. be so nice to try on altogether.
pcl hope whitney is a lot better now and taking the pills
hope everyone has a nice painfree day xx

black_paw

read some of the militance nurse on link sorry just had to give up , was in tears nearly poor nurse Ann.
i find if you have to go in to hospital you need to arrange friends to come in and look after you these days (very wrong) a friend was in for 8 weeks , and we went in different time's to take food lotion's, and help . he spent most of one day with one slipper as other one under bed and was unable to get it. had to wait for us.his skin was very dry ( i have lots medical knowledge but for horses !) told him,to ask doc about some cream to put on..only to hear back doc said o. should had arranged for that couple weeks ago ! put on every 4 hour's. he got told of for having 2 much in the fridge ! (food) chap in next bed, got jealous and asked did he have his own agency nurses in and could he borrow them ?
the best thing is to take with you a large assortment of sweets and display them all with a notice help your self guaranteed to get staff flocking a round your bed at all times !

purplecatlover

it is rediculous paw isnt it, crap for the patients and for the staff who have to manage.

black_paw

purplecatlover wrote: »

it is rediculous paw isnt it, crap for the patients and for the staff who have to manage.

yes it is ! i feel sorry for both party's ....friend who works at hospital doing food , say of foreign doctor's non of them wash there hands ,smell bo, wears same clothes ect. food staff ,they been told not to help feed patience's, call nurse to do that ( they never come) she goes back after serving food to help feed , even been told off lots for doing that .she also works as cleaner but not allowed to clean up sick/blood/carp she has to call nurses to do that unbelievable ! no wonder germ's ........sad :eek:

suep

Im all behind with the messages again, must do better

Sharon I just want to add my support to the others hun, your doing the right thing in complaining.

I just rang my Dad to see how he is and his wife answered, he's waiting for an ambulance to take him back to hospital again as he's still being sick ! I think he's been trying to cover it up from us all.

Got to go and pick up gd now as I've got her this afternoon, at least an a few hours playing dollies, painting and playdough should take my mind off it all for a while.

LameWolf

Unity wrote: »

Done it again Wolfie :rotfl:. Shall we pop round and sort him out?:D

*grabs pointy stick and rolls up sleeves*

purplecatlover

sue im sorry about your dad having to go back hope the gd for the afternoon does indeed take your mind of everything. and dont worry about keeping up, when you have time and energy to do so do otherwise just say hi and let us know how things are when you get a chance.

slumdog was a good movie, i think i may go to the thurs am showings a lot more, 3.50 for two of us and free coffee is what i call a bargain even if i am the only younger person there and get a few looks form the true seniors.

whitney took her pill today, i think anyway, she wouldnt just eat it but didnt appear to spit it out.

Former_E.ON_Company_Representative:_Malc

purplecatlover wrote: »

thanks unity i was just coming lookign for that article as im with eon who have done something too and i cant remember what. energy helpline just put me through to eon and wouldnt tell me where or how i might get a better deal and eon reckon i should be paying 60-70quid a month for gas and electric..yet a few months ago they ahd trouble believeing my meter reading becaus ei hadnt used much electric at all and indeed to get the meter to move on i ahd to run the washing machine to proove the meter wasnt broken..and she said then it looked like there had been a mess up with previous readings and i was being charged too much but i never heard anything more (and cba to try and sort it).im supposed to be on their priority thingymabob and they are suppposed to make appointments to have my meter read but they still just turn up on the door and promise to come back later/next day then never do....and the only way to get a reduction in their prices due to benefits is if you get pension credit. so time to change i think. k shuts up now.

Hi purplecatlover

Don't mean to intrude on this thread but have just noticed a couple of things about Eon I thought I might be able to help with.

Sounds as though you could be on one of our price protection tariffs which are ending on 1 October 2009.

If this is the case, you will receive a letter advising this and proposing a replacement tariff. The new tariff will have higher prices than you are currently paying but guarantees these will not increase until 2011.

You don't have to go on this tariff and now might be a good time to look around for a better deal. The comparison sites are a good place to start. Pop your usage in and see how we stack up.

As you are on the Priority Services Register I would also give our Caring Energy team a call. This team specialises in offering vulnerable customers a straightforward route into a range of products and services to help reduce bills.

They can advise on tariffs and payment methods as well as tell you about any offers/benefits you might be entitled to. They give general energy efficiency advice too. Definitely worth having a chat with them.

For example, customers on the Priority Services Register are entitled to a free gas safety check each year. This is to detect unsafe appliances and harmful carbon monoxide emissions. :j

You say there was a mess up with meter readings previously. Has this been sorted out now?

Again, as a Priority Services customer you are entitled to have your meter read each quarter at a time to suit you. You do, however, need to call in to arrange this.

There is also a password security facility available to protect against bogus callers.

Make sure you are being billed to accurate readings and not estimates. Estimated bills can give a false impression of usage/costs.

Just a heads up, if you don't contact us or change suppliers you will automatically be put on the tariff advised in the letter.

Don't worry if this happens as you can move easily without being charged an exit fee; although it is worth knowing we don't give discount on final bills when you change supplier.

Hope this helps a little. Give me a shout if you need more info. Always happy to help.

Malc

LameWolf

suep wrote: »

I just rang my Dad to see how he is and his wife answered, he's waiting for an ambulance to take him back to hospital again as he's still being sick ! I think he's been trying to cover it up from us all.

Awww, your poor Dad. I hope they can get him sorted out; poor man must be well fed up with it all.

purplecatlover wrote: »

whitney took her pill today, i think anyway, she wouldnt just eat it but didnt appear to spit it out.

What a good cat!

purplecatlover

Malc i didnt know about the gas safety check, thats good to know and something i will ask them about (if i remember) when i speak to them again after meters have been read. thanks for popping in, advice is always welcome