THE FUTURE IS ONE BIG CHALLENGE AFTER ANOTHER for 3Dogs and friends ..... PART 4

3Dogs

beanielou wrote: »

Well went to fat class and lost 1 1/2 lbs so was pleased I went.
Went to Sainsbugs and got some amazing bargains(out of food budget) & have just had an amazing duck wrap which was only 70p :j
Melon fingers for 5p!!!!
A very happy beanie :j

Yes, still snow here but not much.
More forecast for tomorrow though so we will see.

Well done on the weight loss and the whoppsie finds - duck wrap mmnnnnnn lovely :j

steviehants wrote: »

What only 10 bars? is that for Alan? what about your 2 friends Who visited you last weekend? Id be buying the lot like we grabed what was on the shelf..:rotfl:

There were only 10 left in the box

Evening my Bonnie Lad - you OK?

3Dogs

Alan has just gone to bed - poor thing got up this morning complaining of pain in his hips, went to get dressed and almost collapsed with pain in his back/bum and right down his leg - sciatica, and I know all too well what that is like. So he has been in bed all day, and taking his full pain-killers. He managed to get up about 9 pm and watched some footie, but was propped up with cushions pillows and still not comfy, so he's off back to bed now

So it has been my turn to look after him today

beanielou

Hope its on the mend soon Mr 3dogs~try to take it easy x

Aesop

Evening all

Patman, sorry to hear about Mrs Patman that is not good and you are right, after 4 months to make a silly claim :mad: Hope she finds something better soon.

Mr 3Dogs :eek: ((((((((((((( ))))))))))))) think you need them! Is it pilates that is good for sciatica?

Beanie - :j well done on weight loss and bargainous finds at shopping

got to write DS' friend's cards and then discovered upon looking through my address book I need to send more cards to DH's family! :cool: I remember why I dislike xmas. Anyhow his sister has sent our presents down and from the feel of mine, it is a scarf like last year, so that will go on ebay on boxing day. And am pleased now her £10 voucher is not costing me anything :cool: thanks to mccain that and her boyfriend's who we have never met!:eek:

3Dogs

Aesop wrote: »

Evening all

Mr 3Dogs :eek: ((((((((((((( ))))))))))))) think you need them! Is it pilates that is good for sciatica?

Probably - it works on strengthening your 'core' so good for any back problems and corrects your posture too

We bought a pilates machine about 10 years ago, mainly for his back. I tried it, and when pulling the arm straps I tore my biceps and I have had trouble with them ever since ........... and never used the pilates machine again - it has since been sold on eBay to someone on the Isle of Man

patman99

beanielou wrote: »

Not so good patman
What does a click & search do that causes damage?

If someone is using Adsense to drive business to their site, you can use Google to search for the site then click the link to take you there. Each time you do this, you cost them money.

It has been known for companies to put their rivals out of business by employing a team of people to spend every day for a month searching and clicking-through the the rival's sites.

patman99

Know all about sciatica. Suffered with it myself for 6 years. It came without warning, and went the same way. Never knew when it would strike.

Last night of camera club for the year tonight. We had an auction. Ended-up buying 20 pre-cut mounts and a mono-pod that can double as a walking stick. Spent the grand sum of £10. Mind you, I nearly came away with a lovely potted fuchia, but wasn't prepared to top the £7 bid.
My friend hoovered-up almost all the Digital Photography cover CD's and about 5 books on Photoshop. These will be added to the ones he bid on last year, but has never used/read.

steviehants

3Dogs wrote: »

Alan has just gone to bed - poor thing got up this morning complaining of pain in his hips, went to get dressed and almost collapsed with pain in his back/bum and right down his leg - sciatica, and I know all too well what that is like. So he has been in bed all day, and taking his full pain-killers. He managed to get up about 9 pm and watched some footie, but was propped up with cushions pillows and still not comfy, so he's off back to bed now

So it has been my turn to look after him today

Hello Susan,

Yes all is fine here, looking forward to going away again at the weekend, Of to visit family to deliver xmas pressies etc.

Sorry to hear about me mate Alan, You take good care of him, hope he has a bell by the side of the bed so he can ring for room service, Cups of tea, Chocs etc..

3Dogs

steviehants wrote: »

Hello Susan,

Yes all is fine here, looking forward to going away again at the weekend, Of to visit family to deliver xmas pressies etc.

Sorry to hear about me mate Alan, You take good care of him, hope he has a bell by the side of the bed so he can ring for room service, Cups of tea, Chocs etc..

Oh I am looking after him well - he shouts from the bedroom which is only next door and I have to get up and go in there to hear what he wants, get it and then sit back down again ........... then hearing him yell in pain and think he's shouting for me, so I go in again ......

He's had his cuppas, a bar of CDairy Milk and finished off the celebrations tin He is sound asleep now, which is good

3Dogs

Good Morning guys and it is a sunny but windy here on the Fens - cold bbrrrrrr

Mr 3Dogs is still in agony with the sciatica. Last night, I went online and made him an appointment for the docs for 8.40 this morning but, at 7 am this morning, he realised that there was no way he could walk/get in and out of car/get into surgery/etc so I cancelled his appointment. We'll see how he goes this morning and perhaps get a telephone appointment so he can speak to the doc and see if there is anything else he can take or what he should be doing to ease it

Gave him his breakfast at 7.30 am so he could have his meds and he is sleeping again now, but can hardly move