Tesco 11+ Elite (and me) H.O. for glitches and gossip

toni_

LadyLeenie wrote: »

Do you take orders for cupcakes suitable for a wedding x

hi mum florist tomorrow at half 3, pick you up just after 3 ok? hopefully i can finish work earlier

LadyLeenie

toni_ wrote: »

hi mum florist tomorrow at half 3, pick you up just after 3 ok? hopefully i can finish work earlier

That`s fine darling, I shall be no 5`d and Per Una`d Do I need to wear a hat

Did you get any cheese?:D

Fudge_Cake_2

Ilovemykids wrote: »

Thankyou! and ditto! xx

don't know quite what to say really but sending hugs and thinking of you.
I know what its like to be left out of things and the feelings that go with it,but please don't feel worthless it truly is their loss!

You are worth you're weight in gold :A You're 'name' is one that I have always recognised as being helpful/friendly/caring and I am sure I'm not only speaking for myself!

when you see the doctor say something like 'I would like you to refer me' steer away from 'can you' 'will you' i.e don't give him a chance to 'get out of it' hope that makes sence
tell him how it really is making you feel and stand you're ground.I know thats easier said than done especially how you are feeling (it has taken me years to put thinks like this into action,and still struggle today )
x

Awww bless you :A THANK YOU, that's extremely kind and though I definitely don't feel like I'm worth my weight in gold, far from it actually, your comments have really cheered me up!! So thank you :o:o:Axxx

Lol I'm actually quite good at standing my ground I've had to be! Fortunately/unfortunately I've had a lot of experience with docs/hosp and also know from experience that decisiveness and being assertive is key (I learnt this when I was about 9 and a nurse came to flush my blocked canula out at 3am and it hurt like hell! :eek:;):p I soon learnt the art of voicing my opinion! :rotfl:)On a more serious note my GP is amazing!! She is such a lovely lovely lady and has seen me right through all my health problems since I was a child. I've seen a few others lately as I haven't been able to make an app with her but I'm seeing her today and she's always so helpful and understanding :A I agree wholeheartedly with everything you offered in the way of advice though, it's so true.

nictrinwyn wrote: »

Sometimes it helps to write down exactly what you want to say to the doctor, so then if they fire loads of questions at you, you will not get too flustered and forget everything you wanted to say HTH

Good tip for SSM :D Thank you

Right that's me off to walk the doggies quickly before the docs, I shall be back later. Thank you so much to everyone for your hugs, support and advice, you're all fantastic and to echo what bensonsmum said earlier, such a wonderful community spirit

QPR10

toni_ wrote: »

thanks Issyc now going to have a look at getting a breadmaker, ive been wanting one for ages, ive got some amazon vouchers to use up, could anyone recommend one? didnt realise theres so many! really getting into this baking lark

Panasonic one of the most expensive but better than the cheaper one I used to have

ang1234

Hello Fudge Cake :wave: and hello to everyone else too :hello:Woo hoo quite a few of us bristolians on here then

toni_

LadyLeenie wrote: »

That`s fine darling, I shall be no 5`d and Per Una`d Do I need to wear a hat

Did you get any cheese?:D

nope no cheese, ment to go look today but havn't felt like it have none in the fridge either for the first time in ages.
might be round later after going to chippy

QPR10

LadyLeenie wrote: »

Just been to get some toilet rolls from my garage and there`s none left,i`m no good at stock taking it seems.Has anyone ever tried sawing a kitchen roll in half

Be careful it doesn't clog up the toilet, have you got any boxes of tissues you could use instead

west_is_best

Fudge_Cake wrote: »

Thank you Bestie :Axx

Beasty.... Im loving this name... dont you think that it makes me sound quite matcho?? :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

I think I'll ask MOD's to change my name to this.... :rotfl::rotfl:

I love it... xxxx

missy.moo_3

Fudge Cake, just been reading yout posts. You have so much going on, Alzheimers is such a cruel disease. It affects everyone thats involved with that person's care. Sounds like you and your mum are doing a fantastic job. :A :AChin up. As far as the 'problem family' go, like everyone else has said, karma will bite them on the proverbial hopefully!

Fudge_Cake wrote: »

Cold weather is horrendous, I suffer with Raynauds too so my hands and feet and lips are always deep purple :mad: Very fetching! And the cold weather dries my skin out too which makes the rash worse. Yeah I watch what I use now but I'm so concious of the rash I won't go out without make up Unless I'm walking the doggies that is!

I have Raynauds too, and rheumatoid arthritis, I know this feeling well! Roll on summer!

LadyLeenie

toni_ wrote: »

nope no cheese, ment to go look today but havn't felt like it have none in the fridge either for the first time in ages.
might be round later after going to chippy

Your Daddy has gone boat fishing today,so if he had tight lines you could have some fish to go with your chips