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LANGO1966

MSM must be updating on 1621 multibuys showing for me signed in.

tweets

Done quiz wish I could remember who sang 'Livin La Vida Loca' would help if they didn't have the 2 singers I get in a muddle with always seem to choose the wrong one :rotfl::rotfl:

exel1966

tweets wrote: »

Done quiz wish I could remember who sang 'Livin La Vida Loca'

Think MSE

rhosynbach

Imdebtfree wrote: »

If the plan does end up being adoption for any of them the local authority should supply a life story book and any contributions you can make should be gratefully received. Especially photos of fun times and little anecdotes about the children, Times you've had together and their parents as youngsters. And if you work with social workers etc and support the children and the plans for them (so long as you do) it is more likely direct contact Will be considered. Especially for a 7yr old. If not indirect should be a given - although that's between yourselves and the adopters not the children it keeps the channels of communication open.

Tough for all of you x

hi thanks for this i have a meeting with their social worker and i shall ask them about all the different options, i have a good relationship with them and beleive they are doing the best for the children, i think i assumed that adoption would be the end of our relationship with them, but if their is any possibilty of staying in contact even indirectly that would be amazing, so thanks for the advice xx

Thrifty_Sister

tweets wrote: »

Done quiz wish I could remember who sang 'Livin La Vida Loca' would help if they didn't have the 2 singers I get in a muddle with always seem to choose the wrong one :rotfl::rotfl:

Ricky Martin -

pk04

princessmelody2009 wrote: »

Good morning everyone :wave:

Not stopping, off out shortly but as promised, last night's shop:

Due to the ASDA Price Guarantee, you're entitled to a voucher of £5.74:

12 items on your bill qualify for comparison Tesco
+£4.19

1 x ASDA Smartprice Jaffa Cakes (12 per pack - 135g) £0.40 N/A
1 x Sprite (500ml) £1.18 £1.15
1 x Birds Eye 100% Cod Fillet Fish Fingers (10 per pac... £2.00 £0.99
1 x Heinz Baby Juice Apple and Blackcurrant (150ml) £0.69 £0.69
1 x McVitie's Digestives - Dark Chocolate (400g) £1.75 £1.75
1 x Cathedral City Mature Cheddar (350g) £4.28 £4.50
1 x Frijj Chocolate Fudge Brownie Milkshake (471ml) £0.75 £0.62
1 x Frijj Strawberry Milkshake (471ml) £0.75 £0.62
1 x Imodium Instants (6) £3.00 £2.50
1 x ASDA Little Angels Bed Mats (10) £3.00 N/A
1 x ASDA Smartprice Sliced Carrots in Water (300g) £0.20 £0.20
1 x Lenor Tumble Dryer Sheets Spring Awakening (34) £3.10 N/A
1 x Wall's Cornetto Classico (4x90ml) £2.00 £1.99
1 x Soft & Gentle Sensitive Antiperspirant Deodorant (... £1.50 £0.20
1 x Soft & Gentle Body Responsive Antiperspirant Deodo... £1.50 £0.20

Comparison total (compared products only) £19.60 £15.41

Messed up on the cheese

Bought the Cornettos with Smartie cones for £3
Frijj 2 for £1.50 showing in A's favour but still a small return
Sprite free with MOC
Fingers and S&G still working nicely

Bye for now :wave: x

Frijj chocolate is not showing as part of the offer today, shame I don't like it was hoping for the strawberry

Thrifty_Sister

Morning Elite - had a sort of very quick catch up as didn't want to miss anything. Glitchy 0r newsy

But it would seem there is a serious drought glitch wise at the moment so can those peeps busy with the sun dances concentrate on glitches atm. please and thank you:D

marrbett

barbaraemmerson wrote: »

don't know if this is any help but went through this with my DS when he was young - one tip i was given is to lift the head of the beds - we used books under the legs and it definitely helped.
Eventually he was diagnosed as asthmatic and a nebuliser was the answer - like you i spent many middle of then nights steaming the bathroom - you have my sympathy!!!!

FloFlo wrote: »

Been here too, DD from the age of almost 1 to 4 was very healthy all year round but when late december hit she would get a bad chest and 3 years on the trot we were in A&E with her with breathing problems. She was such a good kid that until she was really sick the doctors never believed she was ill. They said she was possibly asthmatic and prescribed nebs but she never needed them except for a few days a year. She then grew out of it and has no problems at all now.

Mildred1970 wrote: »

Morning all :wave:



DS (2.5yo) has recently developed a nighttime cough. He had lots of colds/sniffles etc since the start of the year so I originally thought it was that but it's persisting now with no sign of any accompanying cold symptoms.

Nothing like as bad as your DS though, poor you and him:eek:

Will be going to the dr when we get back and expect to be told it's asthma

Lapping up the sympathy y'all. Thanks.
DS is 10 now and is definitely better than he used to be,we've had many hospital day admissions with him because of this as his oxygen levels go low, but they always end up sending him home with no progress made.:(

They insist on giving him an inhaler which has no effect at all, but they don't seem to believe me. The last paeds doc seemed to think that its more of a trachea thing than a chest, but onwards we persist. I've been giving him manuka honey to see if that helps, might consider echinacea(sp?),anything natural to help alleviate the cough.

We so could do with some good weather, it would help so much.xx

Thrifty_Sister

rhosynbach wrote: »

hi thanks for this i have a meeting with their social worker and i shall ask them about all the different options, i have a good relationship with them and beleive they are doing the best for the children, i think i assumed that adoption would be the end of our relationship with them, but if their is any possibilty of staying in contact even indirectly that would be amazing, so thanks for the advice xx

I truly admire you so much for the way you are handling your RL situation. I hope and pray that there will be a good outcome - for the children and for you:)

savvy_sal

princessmelody2009 wrote: »

Not stoppin but just got home from A, checked my one and only womble...

A v M today 13:23

Due to the ASDA Price Guarantee, you're entitled to a voucher of £4.78:

10 items on your bill qualify for comparison Morrisons
+£2.41

1 x ASDA Free Range Scottish Medium Eggs (6) £1.00 £0.97
1 x ASDA Shades Best Ever Toilet Tissues Peach - 220 S... £1.78 £1.65
1 x ASDA Extra Special Sweet Pointed Peppers (2) £1.75 £1.00
1 x ASDA Fairtrade Bananas (6) £1.20 £1.38
0.4 x ASDA Whole Sardines by Weight £1.60 N/A
1 x Pr!sident Emmental (250g) £2.00 £1.78
1 x Muller Mini Crunch Corner Vanilla & Banana Chocola... £1.00 £1.69
1 x Muller Fruit Corner Strawberry Snack Size (4x95g) £1.00 £1.69
1 x Cathedral City Mature Yet Mellow Cheddar (200g) £2.00 £2.46
1 x ASDA Trimmed Spring Onions £1.00 N/A
1 x ASDA Chosen by You Greek Style Natural Yogurt (500... £1.00 £1.00
1 x ASDA Little Angels Extra Care Baby Wipes with Shea... £1.00 N/A
1 x ASDA Baby Gem Lettuce Hearts (4) £1.00 N/A
1 x The Polish Bakery Brown Bread Chleb Wiejski (800g) £0.90 N/A
1 x Jack Daniel's Tennessee Whiskey (350ml) £13.30 £10.00

:eek::eek: My best womble by far!!! :eek::eek:

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Will report on my AvT shop tomo, night all x

The booze always does it.:D