MSE Parents Club Part 7

SusanC_2

searching_me wrote: »

caz i think i was told once there not actually allowed in unless you let them ...... *toddles off to goggle* ......... there we go http://www.nolo.com/legal-encyclopedia/faqEditorial-29066.html#0 x

That's American though.

I just found this UK one which says this:

Usually, a landlord should give at least 24 hours notice and try to obtain your permission before entering your home. You would only usually have to allow them entry if it was for an essential repair. But if you've signed a contract saying you'll give access as long as the landlord gives 48 hours notice then the situation will be different.

money_maker_3

weezl74 wrote: »

mm,

This study is very positive, suggesting that for CIN 3 lesions the treatment effect is almost 100% ie of non-development of an invasive cancer. ( ie it does appear to prevent the development of an invasive cancer) It also says that treatment of CIN 3 has a greater success than CIN 1 and 2 for cancer prevention. The first 11 years after treatment is the most risky.

HTH,

Will keep looking

That is exactly what I needed to hear Thank you darling :kisses3:

money_maker_3

Oh guess what ??? I got my stairgate for £7.50 tonight !!! They had no highchairs left though, but still YEAH !!

searching_me

:doh: susan next time i'll double check :rotfl: x

searching_me

nice one MM ...... someone fancy taking me asda :rotfl: x

SusanC_2

searching_me wrote: »

:doh: susan next time i'll double check :rotfl: x

I often end up putting "uk" and "£" in my searches because even if you tick the "pages in the uk" thing it still comes up with US stuff.

searching_me

good idea susan ....

im slow cooker recipe hunting ready for when i get one ..... in the dessert section its always rice pudding .. YUK! _pale_ x

Sami_Bee

Weezl - SMP is £123.xx OR 90% of your usual wage which ever is lower
xx

SeptemberBaby_2

Sami_Bee wrote: »

do you think I'd be over reacting to cancel Eds 16wks jabs that are 2mo? His cold is bad he's been sick again today from the snot and very unsettled. after his other jabs he has been very unsettled, lots of vomiting and very swollen legs. I feel like the 2 together is just plain cruel do you agree?
(feel free to say I'm being a noob head if u think that)

Our surgery won't give any jabs if baby is unwell so the decision may be taken out of your hands.

Get well soon, Ed!

xx

SugarSpun

Hugs for poorly babies and mummies, and the little ones getting their injections tomorrow.

Cake for mummies and daddies.

Husband had the bright idea of inviting a friend of his for dinner to fill the awkward silences between us and our pukey houseguest (leaving tomorrow). The friend is behaving appallingly, I'm seriously wondering if she took Ecstasy before she came. She's refusing to allow anyone else to talk.