OS Daily Tuesday 29th March

JulieGeorgiana

Julie67 Thank You. My DH and I are not going to stop trying, we are however, going to accept that we have to learn to be content as we are, and enjoy what we have... otherwise it'll become an obsession.

Ref the book... you are no help! LOL glad it isn't just me though... I have thought about getting it out again and trying to read it...! I have that trillogy... wish you were closer i'd lend it to you! I just finished the Garden Trillogy and I am going through the book list again!

Mum just gave me all her books for the Kindle (which I don't have) but you can download it on the PC for onscreen reading... which will help for the few books I cannot get in the library.

Loulou2010

Julie67 wrote: »

Lou I went through something very similar with my youngest, I was so worried about his weight I went to the docs and ended up pulling his trousers down and saying"look how thin his bottom is" oh my goodness it makes me laugh now but I was frantic at the time. Needless to say it passed, he started eating better and stopped being ill so much and is now a strapping 14 yrold, but I know what a worrying time it can be. I don't think I could not feed him either, I would let him eat what he fancies and just hope the sickness and upset tummy pass, which they will, good luck hun

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

ds has no bottom either! his nappies dont stay up on him so he always has a builders bum he's lost 2kgs (just over). its a good job he was a chunky baby and had lots of fat to spare he's just over 10kgs now. he eats very well but it just doesnt stay in him for long

he turned his nose up at an ice lolly last night but will try again later.

one lot of bedding done.....

tigerfeet2006

A$da delivery arrived and put away :T. Had to take everything out of the freezer and move it all around to get it all to fit. Had to leave two packs of meat out as there was no room, so that's the next couple of days meals decided. I am going to have to have a couple of days of freezer meals as we have to much so I will rejig my menu plans maybe just move them on a couple of days.

Loulou, if he is eating cucumber would he eat melon?

Loulou2010

tigerfeet2006 wrote: »

A$da delivery arrived and put away :T. Had to take everything out of the freezer and move it all around to get it all to fit. Had to leave two packs of meat out as there was no room, so that's the next couple of days meals decided. I am going to have to have a couple of days of freezer meals as we have to much so I will rejig my menu plans maybe just move them on a couple of days.

Loulou, if he is eating cucumber would he eat melon?

he like watermelon - do you think the fruit would ok or would go through him even more?

just added some blackcurrant squash to the dirolyte and syringed it into hos mouth while he was asleep. he woke up and said no butthen open his mouth for more :rotfl:

tigerfeet2006

To be honest I am not sure Loulou, just seemed like a good way of getting some liquid in him. Will have a Google and see if I can see anything.

RosyRed

JulieG - sorry to hear about your miscarriage.I had 3 ,but did eventually have my two lovely sons.Keep on hoping and being positive.:mad: on the insensitive comment,some people just don't think.
Cheapskate-sorry about your DS dog-its horrible losing a pet,they are part of the family.
Loulou,poor little boy-hope he gets sorted soon (((Hugs)))
RR- glad you got some sleep

Candygirl- I've got to admit I have been thinking about your situation while this has been going on with DS gf :(Hope you see Boo soon.Thanks for the good wishes(and you too Beemuzed )

Just posted in yesterdays thread by mistake,so had to delete and retype :mad:
Beef curry to make for tea,done some housework and washing,so I may do some sewing this aft as I have some lovely Amy Butler fabric crying out to be turned into a bag
DH cousin has had her op,but went down late yesterday so her mum & dad didnt get to see her,theyll go today,we'll prob go on Thursday.
Have good days all x

miecherox

Julie georgiana Thank you so much for the advice it is just a total minefield particularly because I have no experience of having ever gone sick properly before or what rights I have. And thank you for being so concerned even in the midst of what must be a really awful time for you, I really do wish you all the best and I'm truly sorry for your losses x

loulou Sorry about LO - have they carried out a coeliac screen on him? Just wondering because some of his symptoms sound a bit suspect to a gluten allergy. At this stage give him anything to eat, jelly is good, ice lollies, slush, ice cubes in a cup, fizzy, squash, water anything goes! I hope he and you start to feel better soon

Well this involuntary annual leave has meant i have managed to catch up on few jobs around the house, the floors are all nice and clean and it's nice to catch up on the washing for once! Must go and get littlest from pre-school now and may go to garden centre with him for a potter!

M x

Loulou2010

miercherox - they did all lots of bloods and stool samples and came to the conclusion and decided it was lactose intolerance, IBS and GORD... he is still under paeds so if he isnt better soon will go straight to them rather than gp

miecherox

loulou, you may find you have direct access to paeds anyway. Really the GP should have referred you straight away again. Phone paeds and explain the situation hopefully they can be more helpful to you x

bargainbird

Lou - Hope DS perks up soon xx
JulieG - Have a hug :(xx
Rosyred - bag sounds good , don't forget to post a pic

Ironing has ALL been done :dance::D and put away :j. Must say much more room in the front room now :D, Have sourced hens and are going to have a look at 2pm to choose my ladies :T.

Need to meal plan and shopping list, once chooks are here i will spend all day watching them

FB - How's London:cool: