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cjj_2

Nannylala wrote: »

Good afternoon ,feel a great sense of relief today as great news Auntielala has finished her last chemo an does not require radiotherapy :j It has been a long and difficult journey and thankfully we have got through it.:T I now feel I can go back home and have a lovely Christmas with Lala and family

So pleased for you all. Have a great Christmas x

Mildred1970

Nannylala wrote: »

Good afternoon ,feel a great sense of relief today as great news Auntielala has finished her last chemo an does not require radiotherapy :j It has been a long and difficult journey and thankfully we have got through it.:T I now feel I can go back home and have a lovely Christmas with Lala and family

Lovely news :T

wirehair

Nannylala wrote: »

Good afternoon ,feel a great sense of relief today as great news Auntielala has finished her last chemo an does not require radiotherapy :j It has been a long and difficult journey and thankfully we have got through it.:T I now feel I can go back home and have a lovely Christmas with Lala and family

Great new Nanylala .:)

optimistix

Happy Birthday Fairclaire xxx

marrbett

Nannylala wrote: »

Good afternoon ,feel a great sense of relief today as great news Auntielala has finished her last chemo an does not require radiotherapy :j It has been a long and difficult journey and thankfully we have got through it.:T I now feel I can go back home and have a lovely Christmas with Lala and family

What lovely news.
You are a lovely family.xx

wackynut

Nannylala wrote: »

Good afternoon ,feel a great sense of relief today as great news Auntielala has finished her last chemo an does not require radiotherapy :j It has been a long and difficult journey and thankfully we have got through it.:T I now feel I can go back home and have a lovely Christmas with Lala and family

What great news for you all. :A

marrbett

So, can I just check- are we saying that there is no chicky glitch?

jblack_2

Reading back over todays posts there's been mention of J2O sharepacks comparing with Ts at £3. I've looked on both MSM and the Ts websites but both are showing as £6. Has anyone bought them this afternoon?:beer:

couponqueen123

rhosynbach wrote: »

couponqueen123 your dd sounds adorable.. when wales is playing it get deafening in our house

elsie1969 your son sounds just like mine must have been a really bad break though hopefully better now. my ds2 also got hurt playing rugby he broke his foot 3 years ago and still has problems with it now..

she defo is but shes so naughty (shes got no sence of danger:eek:)every puddle is a target she thinks she pepper pig :eek: .shes fussy eater (but she is dairy and lacto intolarant )

every time we go bakery she shouts cake cake cake :eek: and points at the one she wants (hardly gets as there so expencive:o) i can bake so many for what they charge ...... talking of baking last time we did that bag of flour went every where inact im still finding it

she put taps on in bathroom and the pug was in we have old sink with no holes at back :eek: so flooded bathroom dd1 puts plug it in as she thinks spiders come up there (kid we used to live by told her they do :mad:)

dd1 is always explaing the danger of stuff to dd2 but it just goes over herhead lol

my two kids are so oppersit is quite funny but i wuldnt change them for the world they are myn :T

couponqueen123

GIRLPOWER wrote: »

Just a thought... is everyone aware of Pharmacy First? My local is in Superdrug and it allows you to get some Prescription items without going to the Docs. I use it for free headlice lotion for the kids, just go in and ask and they give it you. x

thats good i live in wales and when i took dd1 and 2 to docs few days ago they have stoped calpol,brufen,paractamol,etc (as the doc put it stuff you can buy) so they gave me antibiotic cream for chicken pox but i had to buy calpol