Every last impecuniosity totally exterminated

Iamsohappy

Nannylala wrote: »

Trying hard to have a little catchup but my eyes will not let me so I am going to have to give in to yet another early night.I am thinking I might try and do an Arthur;) and have a nap in the afternoons as I don't sleep good at night.
Good night :Aenjoy your evening and hope the night shift is not too playfull

Night Nannylala hope you get a good sleep

blackshoequeen_2

SpiralingDown wrote: »

I'm still in the zero club :rotfl: but that's been a combination of factors not including a very clean westwoods every time I'm there . I gave up looking because every where was spotless!
I've also had a load of personal family problems to get through that have prevented me from getting to SADA as often as I might have and generally shopping at the nearest store to me when I feel up to it.
We as a family have had some very good news but also some devastating news as well. There are two babies due in the family, one is to DH's sister so my 1st niece or nephew, due in Nov. The other is to my cousin, this little guy isn't going to make it the docs have given him a 1% chance of surviving birth and even if he does he may only live for a few hours. The docs suspect he has Edwards syndrome, he also has a hole in the top of his spine, a faulty valve somewhere in his skull allowing spinal/brain fluid to leak out which is forming in a mass at the base of his skull and growing quite quickly. Cousin is booked in to have a C-section in August and has been to price a plot in the graveyard for the wee guy, we were talking about grave stones and I took her to see my DH's one as she wants one that will last and not fade. It just seems so surreal that in one hand we were looking at getting him a christening gown and a matter of hours later pricing his funeral

Suffice it to say I've really lost my mojo and in the grand scheme of things it's not that important, sorry if I've upset anyone but today and the past few have been very hard. I've tried not to upset anyone by talking about it as emotions are running very high at the moment.

Spiralling Down, I really felt I had to comment on your post. I won't go into upsetting details but exactly the same thing happened to our baby in 2007. It was the most devastating thing in the world and the grief that followed nearly broke me forever. That may sound a bit melodramatic but unless it's happened to you or your family you will never understand. Be prepared for a long road of recovery ahead with your cousin. I know you have suffered family tragedy in the past and I hope you can all pull together for your cousin.

Big hugs BSQ x

tigerwhite_2

Evening. SD - that's terrible news, what a horrible thing for her to be dealing with. It's like a tragic and surreal count down until August, I can't imagine what your family is going through.

emerald21

David. wrote: »

Slow Suzie your post this morning was :cool: but now I know like the devious woman you are you would play on my softer side to your advantage.
So you can not use it again
Better :eek:

I suppose so

French_Knickers

SpiralingDown wrote: »

I'm still in the zero club :rotfl: but that's been a combination of factors not including a very clean westwoods every time I'm there . I gave up looking because every where was spotless!
I've also had a load of personal family problems to get through that have prevented me from getting to SADA as often as I might have and generally shopping at the nearest store to me when I feel up to it.
We as a family have had some very good news but also some devastating news as well. There are two babies due in the family, one is to DH's sister so my 1st niece or nephew, due in Nov. The other is to my cousin, this little guy isn't going to make it the docs have given him a 1% chance of surviving birth and even if he does he may only live for a few hours. The docs suspect he has Edwards syndrome, he also has a hole in the top of his spine, a faulty valve somewhere in his skull allowing spinal/brain fluid to leak out which is forming in a mass at the base of his skull and growing quite quickly. Cousin is booked in to have a C-section in August and has been to price a plot in the graveyard for the wee guy, we were talking about grave stones and I took her to see my DH's one as she wants one that will last and not fade. It just seems so surreal that in one hand we were looking at getting him a christening gown and a matter of hours later pricing his funeral

Suffice it to say I've really lost my mojo and in the grand scheme of things it's not that important, sorry if I've upset anyone but today and the past few have been very hard. I've tried not to upset anyone by talking about it as emotions are running very high at the moment.

I hear you when you say its hard to find your mojo when life is being a cowbag. It's been a long tough winter for me too but the sun is now shining and the summer is around the corner so join me and fling your head skyword and draw in a huge breath of that spring air till you feel like your chest is gonna burst. It helps.............a bit.

TwaNumpties

David. wrote: »

http://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/gillette-fusion-proglide-razor-x2-blades-0-02p-asda-1542047
2p razor in asda might be national might not be

Hubby getting his trainers on now......will report back asap. Thanks again david and poster. Fingers crossed.

Nae sure why he wants them as the lazy booger doesn't shave that often when he is home.

squilliondollarbaby

blackshoequeen wrote: »

Spiralling Down, I really felt I had to comment on your post. I won't go into upsetting details but exactly the same thing happened to our baby in 2007. It was the most devastating thing in the world and the grief that followed nearly broke me forever. That may sound a bit melodramatic but unless it's happened to you or your family you will never understand. Be prepared for a long road of recovery ahead with your cousin. I know you have suffered family tragedy in the past and I hope you can all pull together for your cousin.

Big hugs BSQ x

Just a stupid bloke. It happened with us (well, similar) and in my stupid bloke opinion the best thing you can do is just get another kid going when you're ready/ ASAP. Ie don't dwell on the past but think to the future.

Sorry, I know I'm stupid. But neither m'dear wife nor I never think about or mentions the one that died but we both just concentrate on the ones that are living.

emiai

My heart goes out to your and your family SD

David.

TwaNumpties wrote: »

Hubby getting his trainers on now......will report back asap. Thanks again david and poster. Fingers crossed.

Nae sure why he wants them as the lazy booger doesn't shave that often when he is home.

You do know its not confirmed dont you :eek:

squilliondollarbaby

Actually that sounds a bit stupid & insensitive, I did not mean to be.