THE FUTURE IS ONE BIG CHALLENGE AFTER ANOTHER for 3Dogs and friends ..... PART 2

hantsindebt

3Dogs wrote: »

I'm back guys :j :j after a nice long natter with my friend

Chelle, Kit is working till 9.15 pm so won't be on here till after 9.30 I would think - don't know why she is working today as it is her day off :eek: :eek:

I have been getting the flutterings for many years, probably 20 or even 30, as I can't remember not getting them. However, the extra intensity I get now has been creeping on over the last 5 or 6 years I guess. I call them light flutterings, medium and intense. I reckon I get the light flutters almost every day, the medium about 5 or 6 a month, and the intense, about once a month perhaps - generalising here mind you

Of course I forgot to tell the doctor about a couple of other things after the last two intense episodes, I have had tingling in my left arm/hand, and one morning after a shower and when I was about to get dressed, I had to sit on the bed as my heart pounded like it had never done before, fast and faster, deeper and deeper, and I thought 'when is this going to stop?' but I kept calm and started deep breathing through nose and it did calm down eventually - guess I'll have to mention this to doc next time I see him - should have written it down really

SW is working as she has one of those training days, then parents evening tonight

3dogs, sounds like hell to me, good job you went to the docs, i am no dr but does sound like a panic attack to me.

3Dogs

hantsindebt wrote: »

Served them with sliced banana, fried in sugar and butter (sorry susan) and then added some dark rum.

fried in sugar and butter :eek: :eek: :eek: Andy!!!!!!!! but at least you redeemed yourself with the dark rum :j :j :rotfl: :rotfl:

Aesop

I had potato curry and rice

am so tired as was up most of last night coughing and coughing.

3Dogs

Oh and I only just remembered when telling my friend, the doctor said he would prescribe beta-blockers :eek: :eek: but he can't due to my asthma - I was very glad about that, as I certainly don't want to go on them :mad: :mad:

hantsindebt

Marru wrote: »

DD had hers with lemon and sugar and I had mine with strawberry jam

Aesop wrote: »

DS had pancake at nursery. I did offer to make them tonight and he seemed excited but as usual he is too full to want dinner...

Both sound yummy....

things i am giving up for lent..... good question.....

i think i will give up sweets (as in candy) although chocolate wont be included, hehe

hantsindebt

Aesop wrote: »

I had potato curry and rice

am so tired as was up most of last night coughing and coughing.

Aww sorry to hear you had a bad night, have you tried some honey and lemon with about 6 drops of vinegar added? It may well help

3Dogs

hantsindebt wrote: »

things i am giving up for lent..... good question.....

i think i will give up sweets (as in candy) although chocolate wont be included, hehe

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

I am giving up my Monday night treats so no more pigging out after slimming class

3Dogs

hantsindebt wrote: »

Aww sorry to hear you had a bad night, have you tried some honey and lemon with about 6 drops of vinegar added? It may well help

Vinegar?? not heard of that one Andy

hantsindebt

3Dogs wrote: »

fried in sugar and butter :eek: :eek: :eek: Andy!!!!!!!! but at least you redeemed yourself with the dark rum :j :j :rotfl: :rotfl:

lol well you could add a sugar substitute and use an alternative to butter (flo*a buttery) works as good.

at least its one a year and i will work extra hard tonight (as if i would)

3Dogs

Oh and guess who rang this afternoon? Dead on cue as their advert came on TV? THAT creditor that I tempted fate with last night We both howled with laughter with the coincidence of it :rotfl: :rotfl: Seems like they have not given up on us yet but do I care - no sirree