MSE Parents Club Part 12

Sami_Bee

tarajayne wrote: »

Not too sure Sami, but he's walking on it this evening. Just worried he could make it worse if he spends all day on it in school???

did they not give him crutches?

jennynoo

A good pharmacist should take an interest in your meds, when I worked at one we tracked all the meds people got and the pharmacist was like a back up to the GP offering advice on the drugs and double checking what had been prescribed. That was in a small town though where people always used the same pharmacist but now they don't so I think some pharmacists are getting slack and don't bother learning new guidelines and helping people. My granddad was a pharmacist but I never took any of the drugs he offered me when I was ill because they were always too strong for what I needed lol.

BeenieCat

got-it-spend-it wrote: »

Beenie- my life is so boring compared to yours! The most excitement I've had was getting refused cough medicine at Boots. You put me to shame :rotfl:.

Lol it is boring really though i just attract !!!!!! all the time and then you lot get the brunt of ALL my rants cos i don't have another outlet for it :rotfl:

Just rang my mother cos on the rare occasions she bothers to get in touch she rants on about how she's the best nana ever etc etc, so i said DS is starting football on Sat and does she wanna contribute towards getting his kit She said yes :eek: Somehow i doubt it though cos she sounded p!!!ed out of her face she's a proper wino.

Anyway she just decided there and then she NEEDS my DS at hers for the England game tomorrow and omg you should have heard the drunken wench when i said no.
"Oh my GOD you're stopping me seeing my grandson what kind of person are you i'm his nana" <etc etc, drunken slurring shoite>

Ooooooooookay psycho, i'll keep him off beavers tomorrow, so that he can go and sit in your pithole of a house and watch the match while you get p!ssed off your face!!!! NOT!!

Is it any wonder i have issues with a mother like that. It's funny cos she was slagging off Mrs Brat for "manipulating" me, and then she goes and does the same :rotfl::rotfl:

Glamazon

SusanC wrote: »

I've always had cetirizine (since 1997) but did once have desloratadine. I think my brothers had been put onto loratadine from triludan (I never had triludan because I was diagnosed later than them) so I asked about it in the hopes it might work better (but it pretty much didn't work at all) so I've carried on with cetirizine ever since. When I had to pay I used to buy it OTC but I've never had any difficulty getting it prescribed and have moved Drs a few times.

I don't think Desloratidine gets prescribed much now, IIRC it's quite expensive.

A quick look on Netdocs suggest all 3 can pass through into breast milk but it's on Krystal's safe list so I imagine it must be OK.

Cetrizine is Zirtek
Loratadine is Clarityn
Desloratidine is Neo-Clarityn

so yes you can buy them OTC

Becles

Sarah_Joanne wrote: »

Ooh Becles bet boot camp was hard in the heat

It was! We tried to stay in the shade of the trees but it was still hard work. The trainer said it's harder training in hot weather than it is in cold weather.

tarajayne wrote: »

We are staying in Puerto Pollensa, if that's how you spell it?

We went there for the day and it's got a lovely beach and it's really pretty. I loved it and would like to go back and stay there in the future.

Hope the handprint goes away. When Craig went on holiday with some lads, he didn't realise they wrote a rude word on his back with sunblock. He wondered why people were sniggering and he had t**t written in on his back in white :rotfl:

Hope things settle down keelykat and everyone gets better soon. That sounds like a lot to be going through *hugs*

Hope you get a better nights sleep Mel xx

Love the rant Beenie and pleased you're not having the brat anymore.

Charlotte has got one of them magic writing boards where you can write on it, then pull the thingy on it and rub it away. We were playing with it tonight and I was writing words for her. Then she said "write bum now", so I wrote bum and she just giggled hysterically and kept saying "that says bum - hee hee hee hee." Then I had to do poo, wee, boobies, willy and pump which were all hilarious too :rotfl:

searching_me

beenie sounds like my mother ... so i sympathise ...

right im off to beddy bye i think im coming down with something so good night sleep is needed night night you lovely bubbly areo people x

got-it-spend-it

You off to check out Philip's magic sore throat cure, SM :rotfl:

I should be in bed, but I'm waiting up for OH who is on a work night out.

:rotfl:@Charlotte. My OH would find that funny too!

3onitsway

Becles wrote: »

Charlotte has got one of them magic writing boards where you can write on it, then pull the thingy on it and rub it away. We were playing with it tonight and I was writing words for her. Then she said "write bum now", so I wrote bum and she just giggled hysterically and kept saying "that says bum - hee hee hee hee." Then I had to do poo, wee, boobies, willy and pump which were all hilarious too :rotfl:

:rotfl: I love it when those words are they most hysterical things ever! Willy is still quite funny here, but at 9, you're too old to be laughing at pump, bobbies, poo and wee!

(Fandango, foofie and dorothy flerkins are still funny at 9yo).

jennynoo

Right, I'm being a good girl and going to bed early. I was really tired all day today and it wasn't good as I had a friend visiting and probably bored her silly. Night night.

BeenieCat

Becles wrote: »

Hope the handprint goes away. When Craig went on holiday with some lads, he didn't realise they wrote a rude word on his back with sunblock. He wondered why people were sniggering and he had t**t written in on his back in white :rotfl:

LOL i love that :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

Charlotte is sooo cute :grinheart