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French_Knickers

tricia89 wrote: »

evening everyone
yay moving t gorgeous new flat soon woop
downside- need new dinnerware, kettle, toaster, hover, microwave, home hone etc etc etc and on a very tight budget does anyone have any ideas the best place to gt deals on stuff like this? ( i don't have bank card so cant be on-line) any help much appreciated x

Yeah, go check the yellow SEL's in Tesco for all the items you need and note them on a piece of paper and go around all your locals on the day after they expire!

T's have cheap kettles and toasters anyway at the moment.

artha

lovingtescoforever wrote: »

I'll ask tomorrow, use to do the jam thing all the time with car sickness tablets.

I'm on the lowest dose available btw, which I'm happy about. Not saying that it won't be hard coming off or anything, just that it might not be as bad if you understand.

Been eating lots of fruit and veg this week. And I've been sleeping lots too yet it hasn't help oddly. Made me very tired in the mornings, and lacking energy to physically get up. Thought it would be the opposite.

I can't swallow "large" tablets like paracetamol and have to crunch them up before taking but with my ADs the tablets were small enough to "disguise" with food. When coming off them I was allowed to break them into halves and then quarters to reduce the dosage gradually to minimise the side effects. (I still had a large stock of high dose tablets) As already said though, your GP is the only one who can advise on what you do with your medication.

One of the symptoms of my depression was being very tired and lethargic and found I slept a lot:)

Dopey_Sleepy_Grumpy

HappyChappy84 wrote: »

I thought we were really compatible. He came round, I had an excuse to open a bottle:rotfl::rotfl: Both liked the same music, both have a wicked sense of humour and you actually have a proper chat to him. And then it all went tits up.

OK, bear this in mind, perfection takes time. I got married the day of my 10th year with my OH. We had a loooooong relationship before deciding that we were right for each other. Two kids and lots of years later and I know OH was the one for me. I can't speak for him but I am happy and know I made the right choice.

Before I met OH I always said to myself 'never settle for second best' i.e. if they are not perfect then move on. HC there is someone for you out there, you just have to meet them. If you have a partner that does not make you happy, they are not the one for you, move on.

French_Knickers

Just out of interest, Anyone wanting a kenwood food processor who missed the DTD.....well we all know the 196 model is RTC £40 now but there are two identical models with different numbers out there! There's the 225 which is £49 but theres also a 220 which looks identical and has exactly the same pictures and description on the box as the 225 but scans at £34.

If you happen to have a £10 off £30 coupon then even better.

HTH someone.

HappyChappy84

Mmmm, I can smell my cake already.:beer:

HappyChappy84

Dopey_Sleepy_Grumpy wrote: »

OK, bear this in mind, perfection takes time. I got married the day of my 10th year with my OH. We had a loooooong relationship before deciding that we were right for each other. Two kids and lots of years later and I know OH was the one for me. I can't speak for him but I am happy and know I made the right choice.

Before I met OH I always said to myself 'never settle for second best' i.e. if they are not perfect then move on. HC there is someone for you out there, you just have to meet them. If you have a partner that does not make you happy, they are not the one for you, move on.

Yeah, I know, but I really have decided I don't want anything. I'm happy as I am. :beer:

Right, I'm off to watch 'Worlds [STRIKE]Toughest Trucker[/STRIKE] Biggest Nonces':rotfl:

Dopey_Sleepy_Grumpy

artha wrote: »

I can't swallow "large" tablets like paracetamol and have to crunch them up before taking but with my ADs the tablets were small enough to "disguise" with food. When coming off them I was allowed to break them into halves and then quarters to reduce the dosage gradually to minimise the side effects. (I still had a large stock of high dose tablets) As already said though, your GP is the only one who can advise on what you do with your medication.

One of the symptoms of my depression was being very tired and lethargic and found I slept a lot:)

Artha, I am so with you on this one. I have known a number of people who have been really worried about taking drugs and have struggled on without them due to concerns of what other people would think.

Dopey_Sleepy_Grumpy

HappyChappy84 wrote: »

Yeah, I know, but I really have decided I don't want anything. I'm happy as I am. :beer:

Besides, you don't need anyone, you have us, elite 11+, we love ya hun :kisses:

grumpy67

Soo behind,,,
god u lot can chat,,,
Freezer has kicked into life again now the gas is on?!?!
Good classic film on C4 @ mo
off to catch up,,,,

blondynurse

if you have probs swollowing paracetamol or ibuprofen aka nurofen you can always take children liquid in either of the meds to make up the dosages into adults ones best using the 6 plus calpol to convert to adult dose with would be 1000mgs equivalent to 2 x 500mgs of paracetamol.