Life after bankruptcy?

ani_26

Of course, they are not boxes, nowadays, thats an old fashioned saying

Firewalker

Oh cleaning...needs to be done here as well. I think I'll have to mobilise the menfolk and tackle it. Don't like it but don't like dirt and disorder even more.

FW

miggy

There seems to be an underground movement to spend this morning cleaning. Reluctantly, I think I'm going to have to join you for at least part of it. (Sigh).

ani_26

I've changed my mind, ( about the cleaning, that is ).

miggy

ani_26 wrote: »

I've changed my mind, ( about the cleaning, that is ).

Me too! Unfortunately I will still have to do some.
What are you doing instead?

ani_26

Firewalker wrote: »

Oh cleaning...needs to be done here as well. I think I'll have to mobilise the menfolk and tackle it. Don't like it but don't like dirt and disorder even more.

FW

There's no reply to this fw except, did you mobilise your menfolk?

ani_26

miggy wrote: »

Me too! Unfortunately I will still have to do some.
What are you doing instead?

I've been taking in the fresh air, miggy, such as my limited capabilities will allow


It does'nt do to spend all day in front of a computer

kerri_gt

miggy wrote: »

I'd have felt the same. I hate scenes. I wonder if she went home, dug out her shiney unused card and sat staring at it, wondering what she was missing? Shame you got the brunt of her attitude, though.

Wombled 2 x Mr A recipts and 1 x Mr T today. Mr T already has cc points collected but fingers crossed for a Price check success. Checked one of the Mr A receipts and have a £1.19 voucher from their price check :j Feeling quite chuffed - some people might turn their nose up at people wombling receipt but you wouldn't pass by £1 on the pavement would you?

ani_26 wrote: »

Hi kerri x


It was suggested to pay for physio, but then again, some people just don't live in the real world, tut

Is there any chance of an NHS referral for physio or would you still need to pay for that? sorry, not being thick but I've never (luckily) been in the position where I have needed physio.

You're entitled to have a cry ani, seems you are stuck between a number of rocks and hard places. Sadly i didn't win the €-millions last night so I can't assist in getting you back on your feet atm.

Talk of cleaning got me thinking - is there something you could start up yourself for some extra cash while jobs are thin on the ground? Perhaps some cleaning or ironing? Do you have a newagents nearby who'd let you put a card up for free in the window? Not glamerous I know but it was just a thought to help tide you over.

ani_26

kerri_gt wrote: »

Wombled 2 x Mr A recipts and 1 x Mr T today. Mr T already has cc points collected but fingers crossed for a Price check success. Checked one of the Mr A receipts and have a £1.19 voucher from their price check :j Feeling quite chuffed - some people might turn their nose up at people wombling receipt but you wouldn't pass by £1 on the pavement would you?




Is there any chance of an NHS referral for physio or would you still need to pay for that? sorry, not being thick but I've never (luckily) been in the position where I have needed physio.

You're entitled to have a cry ani, seems you are stuck between a number of rocks and hard places. Sadly i didn't win the €-millions last night so I can't assist in getting you back on your feet atm.

Talk of cleaning got me thinking - is there something you could start up yourself for some extra cash while jobs are thin on the ground? Perhaps some cleaning or ironing? Do you have a newagents nearby who'd let you put a card up for free in the window? Not glamerous I know but it was just a thought to help tide you over.

kerri, its a saturday night, kerri night :hello:


I wasn' t particularly upset, it was the thought of someone giving me a hug, that pulled at the heartstrings.Just a frustrating week all round. I'd rather be at work. Work has started drifting in, this last couple of days, but not for next week. I've got some for october, which used to be commonplace, but is now rather more unusual.

Physio. Unless you can go every day, i'm a bit sceptical, and they don't provide this on the nhs, sadly.

beanielou

As I have a long term chronic condition I know a little about physio.
Should be provided on NHS.
You may not get long term treatment but even a few sessions can make an amazing difference and most of the time you get follow up excercises to do at home.
If I was you ani I would be pushing for it.HTH.