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cheesyball

Anon wrote: »

My MIL used to get these to the point they were a few times a day - he claimed to be from Microsoft, that there was a serious problem with her computer which they could arrange to get fixed immediately. We found he would not take no for an answer until we asked for his name and company as we are registered with TPS (Telephone Preference Service) and therefore would be reporting them for ignoring her instruction. The calls stopped. It is worth registering your landline and mobile.

http://www.mpsonline.org.uk/tps/mobile/index.html

HTH


Anon

Thanks for this, signing up now:D well trying..
Anybody else having trouble getting past the option of why you want to join?? :eek:

nikkilala_2

pattylabelle wrote: »

It is my understanding from my own experience that a doctor only needs to refer you if you are an insurance case. I have done the above once for gynae and once for child eczema with no referral either time from gp. On both occasions the result was the same outstanding. I went local private hospital. You may have to wait couple of weeks for appt to see the private consultant- don't be shy on phone about asking for cost. Obviously if you had doctors notes to bring to first appointment then that would be good- your gp will support you on this one. If they don't you can pay for a copy of the notes- think £25ish and they have to produce that.

If he prescribes anything you can get your gp to transfer the script to an NHS script. These are my experiences - please don't shout at me anyone I am only trying to help this loyal mse girl:)

Just got to this post and can't believe I've just written the exact same thing about the excema, so I can second it works:)

forestroxydog

my_chicken wrote: »

Morning All

Please note

no disrepect to pattylabelle ( think that is a wonderful idea) but when I was starting out on the diagnosis route for DS I was advised to check with the Education Dept with Local Council first. As some councils will not accept a private diagnosis for extra help in classrooms or moving to more suitable supported school. It had to be Cahms(Children & Adolescent Mental health Services) or nothing. I'm am sorry tomaybe put a dampener on what sounds like a great idea but would hate for you to spend lots of money for something that you could not use. As for routine, yes it is vital, try a visual timetable at home and school, I also use a large sandtimer to count down an activity that he really likes doing when it need to end, to try and stop any meltdowns, ie coming off the computer

HTH
x

I got a letter from CAHMS last week as I asked me doctor to refer DS a couple of weeks ago and they have said they would not get involved until he has a seen a Behavioural Paediatrician and they don't normally work with children under 11. He has only just turned 6. School have also said I need to get a correct Diagnosis myself x

Trolleyboy

NotMyRealUsername wrote: »

Morning all

I now have a few Fingers and Swiss Chocolate which obviously did not work....would it be ok to return the items, as I definitely don't want to pay that sort of money for them! Opinions please.

I did 2 shops yesterday so have 4 boxes of fingers and a couple of boxes of Thorntons. I was a little gutted the comparison came back as N/A but it's part of the game so I'll keep them and my opinion is to recommend anyone else to do the same if they want to stay under the radar.

forestroxydog

nikkilala wrote: »

Still catching up but just wanted to add something here, its not the same but similar. When DS was little he had excema.It was really bad, so bad that he had to go into A&E a few times as his hands literally looked liked they'd be burnt:( We got so fed up with waiting for hospital appointments that I took him privately to see a consultant, did the same thing as Pattylabelle, paid the fee(Which was about £80 then) and straight away he said I'll see him under NHS as he needs more treatment.Appointment came through in a week for the NHS;)I did it out of desperation but it worked.We actually had insurance but he still did it as he felt so sorry for DS.

Thank you going to start ringing a couple now x

nikkilala_2

SPARKY16 wrote: »

I got the crisps in Morrisons but they dont have them in the Sains

artha wrote: »

I eventually found them in Morrisons but they were not with crisps, crackers or other special K stuff. They were in a promotional display at the end of the jam aisle:)

Looks like Morrisons it is:)

marrbett

SPARKY16 wrote: »

I got the crisps in Morrisons but they dont have them in the Sains

nikkilala wrote: »

Looks like Morrisons it is:)

I found mine in Sains.

couponqueen123

NotMyRealUsername wrote: »

Morning all

I now have a few Fingers and Swiss Chocolate which obviously did not work....would it be ok to return the items, as I definitely don't want to pay that sort of money for them! Opinions please.

this is one of those thing that only you can decide , if you want to take them back then do it no-one can stop you (unless asda say no)

if you cant afford them dont make your self short or worry just return and move on id say lol

NotMyRealUsername_2

couponqueen123 wrote: »

this is one of those thing that only you can decide , if you want to take them back then do it no-one can stop you (unless asda say no)

if you cant afford them dont make your self short or worry just return and move on id say lol

It's not that they won't get eaten....just a bit expensive for my liking

couponqueen123

forestroxydog wrote: »

It is so hard as a parent not being able to do something about it. You watch the little ones suffer xx

The worst day when he was excluded was Harvest Festival day and the day was completely out of sorts and nothing and I mean nothing went to normal routine. A parent has approached me about that morning and advised that the whole situation was not dealt with correctly as she witnessed the morning problems and she nearly went into class and took him out. Are you getting a referral or do you think changing schools will help you out?

if you feel the school are in the wrong as they know your situation pull them up on it as its unfair to exclude when hes finding "surrounding "hard to deal with

im trying to get a refural but id perfure her to go to a school that will keep up with her ,

( theres a good few privet school(with falilaties to help my daughter but i cant afford the prices they want):(


by me so im going to start the process of trying to get a scholaship for her (its hard work nearly impossible but iv got to try as iv not got suport from docs and with out that its impossible to do anything basicaly:(

i dnt want to sound like a snob as if there was a state run school that would help id happly send there but there isnt i drive past two school to the one my dd goes to now as its the "best out of the 3" ,and dd2 will be goign to state school as shes ok or as people put it "normal":mad: my dd1 is normal and h8t it when people say otherwise no 2 people are the same is my answerer,