Life after bankruptcy?

ani_26

On the plus side, my sight has deteriorated in the last four years,( which obviously i knew it had as i can't see too well,) and i know have super douper deluxe nhs specs on order, and ready for delivery next week?

You know it's time to be grateful when you don't care too much about what you are wearing, just as long as you can see. Didn't take long at all, in fact.


Oh to be able to see again. Thats the first time ever, i've been to the opticians and not paid a penny. No time to be proud over these things. Must remember to get some more toothpaste soon, too.

fallenwiccan

Hi Ani, I've read your diary everyday for a while now but never really known what to say. I can't imagine the pain you're going through but I am seeing some disabled people experiencing similar concerns and today I heard about someone who died not long after finally getting her situation resolved and I would hate that to happen to you.

Colgate are giving out free samples of toothpaste if it helps, I know everything does when you're counting things so tightly.

http://www.colgatesensitiveprorelief.co.uk/sensitivity-challenge

I wish I could help somehow, I think your MP is the best bet, show them how the system is failing people and make sure to make a very big point on the impact of your health. I really hope it changes something, even just one thing to make anything better for you. I will keep thinking of you and hoping things turn out for the best sooner rather than later.

miggy

ani_26 wrote: »

You're not cheering loud enough, methinks

HUZZAH, HUZZAH, HUZZAH!!!

Alternatively a dining chair, an armchair and one of those whirly things they have in offices. (Try it with a NZ accent).

I expected you to be exhausted but you are apparently unstoppable. Must be the glasses - the not caring what they look like as long as you can see again is a clear indicator you are over 30.

*Sings* I can see cleeee-arly, now that Lorraine is gone...

(I hope that's not someone on here or that you know. :eek: Never met a Lorraine I didn't like.

I have another meeting - got to go - urgh meetings, at least today's meetings. The one at lunchtime went on for hours, and this is one I have nothing to contribute to: only going to oblige someone and have resolved to be strong and say I can only do the AGM next year. Back later.

ani_26

fallenwiccan wrote: »

Hi Ani, I've read your diary everyday for a while now but never really known what to say. I can't imagine the pain you're going through but I am seeing some disabled people experiencing similar concerns and today I heard about someone who died not long after finally getting her situation resolved and I would hate that to happen to you.

Sadly, I think it's more likely to be the other way around

Colgate are giving out free samples of toothpaste if it helps, I know everything does when you're counting things so tightly.



http://www.colgatesensitiveprorelief.co.uk/sensitivity-challenge

Thanks for the link. The dentist is currently giving me prescriptions for free toothpaste, so this is one of the few things which is covered.

I wish I could help somehow, I think your MP is the best bet, show them how the system is failing people and make sure to make a very big point on the impact of your health. I really hope it changes something, even just one thing to make anything better for you. I will keep thinking of you and hoping things turn out for the best sooner rather than later.

This is the whole issue, isn't it? the impact on my health and well being. Or it's supposed to be. At the moment i'm just trapped in a never ending nightmare?



Thankyou for your post. It is so poignant, ( of the affecting the feelings, definition.) You are welcome to post. It's a shame there are those who don't know what to say. Would i know what to say? I don't know. When you try and help someone and you are banging your head against a brick wall? When you try and help yourself, and you are banging your head against a brick wall. But i hope there are times when others do see something of my personality.

ani_26

miggy wrote: »

HUZZAH, HUZZAH, HUZZAH!!!

Alternatively a dining chair, an armchair and one of those whirly things they have in offices. (Try it with a NZ accent).

I expected you to be exhausted but you are apparently unstoppable. Must be the glasses - the not caring what they look like as long as you can see again is a clear indicator you are over 30.

*Sings* I can see cleeee-arly, now that Lorraine is gone...

(I hope that's not someone on here or that you know. :eek: Never met a Lorraine I didn't like.

I have another meeting - got to go - urgh meetings, at least today's meetings. The one at lunchtime went on for hours, and this is one I have nothing to contribute to: only going to oblige someone and have resolved to be strong and say I can only do the AGM next year. Back later.

MIGGGGEEEEEE


I couldn't possibly reply individually to each part of that post. Suffice it to say, you never fail to crack me up. What would i do without your wit?



:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:




( btw, i AM exhausted, but maybe i have one last ounce of fight left in me.) :rotfl:



ps have a good sleep at the meeting and try not to snore tooooooo loudly

Aesop

ani_26 wrote: »

Thankyou for your post. It is so poignant, ( of the affecting the feelings, definition.) You are welcome to post. It's a shame there are those who don't know what to say. Would i know what to say? I don't know. .

Hi Fallenwiccan :hello:nice to see you here.

Ani, the problem is if people don't read your diary from the beginning, they all want to say the same thing. Do this, do that.

Those who have read it, understand, it is not that simple. Those who have been here from the early days, understand.

No, what do you say?

apart from :hello: Hello.








and I won't do that AA bit again... :rotfl: (my name is Ani)

kerri_gt

miggy wrote: »

There was I thinking sc meant 'slow cooker'...

I'm really not very good at this abbreviations lark.

xx

ani_26 wrote: »

Oh bloomin eck, neither am i, at the moment

Yes, i have used sc all weekend, and i am now set to make next lot, and use the rest of the veg, except i need some more mushroons



I should be getting some sleep. I've got a heavy day today


Sleep well all xx

Yes I did mean slow cooker apologies for a quick stop in and out for me today, loooong monday and OH not well atm so not sleeping well at night (both of us that is)

ani_26

Aesop wrote: »

Hi Fallenwiccan :hello:nice to see you here.

Ani, the problem is if people don't read your diary from the beginning, they all want to say the same thing. Do this, do that.

Those who have read it, understand, it is not that simple. Those who have been here from the early days, understand.

No, what do you say?

apart from :hello: Hello.








and I won't do that AA bit again... :rotfl: (my name is Ani)

I suppose that's true. I'm fed up of even the pro's saying your situation is so complicated.



Hello, my name is ani ( i've forgotten what my real name is.)

ani_26

kerri_gt wrote: »

Yes I did mean slow cooker apologies for a quick stop in and out for me today, loooong monday and OH not well atm so not sleeping well at night (both of us that is)

Take care kerri :grouphug:

Hiddenidenity

I read from pasge 1 before I posted, I posted but even now I dont know what to say. I still lurk here reading though