Tesco Discussion Chats & Grabbits 11+

CookieRaider

nikkilala wrote: »

No it was apparently his day off :cool:Yeah Right:rotfl: but I've got my lappie and it's made me realise how bad my old one was

Just remember to watch what programs you install and keep a nice clean H/D for as long as possible

kadison

Glad to see HC's maybe got a chance of getting re-instated

Re the baby wipes, I saw some Huggies ones in my local yesterday on buy 1 get 2 free but didn't pay much attention as I buy the asda cheapies. I don't have kids but baby wipes are so useful to keep in the car!

Hope everyone who's unwell is better soon xx

mymerrywidow

MSE_Forum_Manager wrote: »

Frankly, if the user in question got this message, we'd happily reinstate, but my job is to protect the forum as a whole.

so basically, if happychappy stops writting rude words, he can come back? :j:j

nikkilala_2

CookieRaider wrote: »

Just remember to watch what programs you install and keep a nice clean H/D for as long as possible

I'm not installing anything I've decided. We've got so many computers and laptops in our house because we have an office at home it's ridiculous:eek:. I'm not even installing office on it. I'm just using it for a few bits of work and mse and it's all mine and just mine:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl: That way it should stay nice and quick;)

midwinter

mymerrywidow wrote: »

so basically, if happychappy stops writting rude words, he can come back? :j:j

who knows, guide post included the word got, as in past tense.

We'll all have to wait and see. Fingers/toes/legs/arms crossed

nikkilala_2

kadison wrote: »

Glad to see HC's maybe got a chance of getting re-instated

Re the baby wipes, I saw some Huggies ones in my local yesterday on buy 1 get 2 free but didn't pay much attention as I buy the asda cheapies. I don't have kids but baby wipes are so useful to keep in the car!

Hope everyone who's unwell is better soon xx

mymerrywidow wrote: »

so basically, if happychappy stops writting rude words, he can come back? :j:j

That's what I think, the trouble is he can't get onto mse to "appeal" so to speak:(

purdita

SpiralingDown wrote: »

Just gonna try to catch up from last night.
I've had a bad lot of hrs.
Ended up in A&E by ambulance last night, couldn't breathe and had chest pains then fainted. Have spent most of today sleeping as I got home in time to take DS to school so done that before resting and sleeping.
Aparently my heart's ok, but they couldn't find anything serious wrong. Just have severe reflux thank goodness but felt a bit guilty for wasting their time.
Being lifted and laid is doing my head in, I just want to get on with things but know it's best just to watch what I'm doing.

This sounds exactly like a friend of mine over a year ago. She was rushed into A&E as it was feared she was having a heart attack at work.
She had all the symptoms but when they did an ECG it was clear.
It transpires (several months later after countless tests and toing and froing from the hospital that she has a haitus hernia.
She suffers terribly with reflux and chest pain....but to correct it surgically is a pretty invasive operation involving lifting her rib cage to get at it!
She's on medication and they are monitoring it but it took them a long time to discover what was wrong.

French_Knickers wrote: »

Oh heck, thats awful, but glad you are on the mend!

I'm also extremely intrigued by your post and symptoms!

I've had a lousy cold I've been unable to shift for weeks on and off. But with heavy xmas drinkiing I've woken once or twice to a bit of 'nastiness' in my throat and then of course the horrid burning sensation trying to get back to sleep again.

Since then I've been suffering with a bit of a cough, some chest pain and discomfort and a quite distinct shortness of breath and a bit of slight lightheadedness specially when i bend down then get up again.

I suffer severe anxiety anyway so I guess the worry is not doing me any favours either!

Have a docs appointment of friday so will see what he has to say. I really don't like this breathlessness though one bit!

Oh I'm on the wagon too to see if the reflux issue eases and eases my symptoms. I'm just wondering if the reflux tends to irritate all the tubes and airways casing some irritation and breathlessness. I hope thats all it is!

Ooops, sorry for pinching your sympathy! ((hugs))

See above!! My friend was also really struggling for breath for weeks following her "attack" and it knocked her for six! She is a tax inspector and has a very stressful job....this has without doubt added to her problems.
Don't take any chances though FK...get yourself checked out!!

kadison

nikkilala wrote: »

That's what I think, the trouble is he can't get onto mse to "appeal" so to speak:(

He can though can't he? His posting privileges have been revoked and he's not allowed PMs from other/to other members but I would imagine he's able to contact the forum bosses...

midwinter

nikkilala wrote: »

That's what I think, the trouble is he can't get onto mse to "appeal" so to speak:(

I believe one of the guide posts said his family could discuss it with them. As in west********? Perhaps you could search for that nikkilala?

Smart1e

Issyc wrote: »

I went there today for the first time in years specifically to use the scanner but couldn't find one. Thanks for letting me know.

Didn't find any bargains but I had a very impatient husband in tow!

I knew I should have posted this yesterday! It's rubbish for bargains in there, far too much new stuff. Good for DTD and glitches though...

The scanner is on a big post all on it's own , faces the back wall too so you would walk straight past it. Hope they fix the other one though...

I hope the Boots deal is still going tomorrow I'd like to get some more of that too!