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Dizzy_Ditzy

My shell card arrived this morning

And I am stitch free :j :j :j

FloFlo

marrbett wrote: »

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

Is it nights, could the oxygen levels be linked to sleep apnea.

Hope they can get to the bottom of it for him. xxx

FloFlo

pk04 wrote: »

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

Why didnt the cheese compare to £2.25

silvercar

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

From the other side. Distant cousin was looking into adoption (after failed IVF attempts) and was told that they would be expected to maintain some contact with birth family.

I guess how much contact depends on the reason the children have been put up for adoption.

Poster called Mooloo on the marriage board has adopted her grandchild and is allowed to give the grandchild contact with her mother. Mooloo also has 1 or 2 grandchildren that she wasn't able to adopt herself and were taken away from their birth mother (a different child of Mooloo) and the family is allowed some contact with them.

tweets

exel1966 wrote: »

Think MSE

thanks exel got to remember MSE Martin good clue. :T

FloFlo

Mclelland Seriously Strong Vintage Cheddar
(350g)
CHEESE - 2 FOR £5
£3.00
(£8.57 per 1kg)


Can anyone see this on msm? its a black wrapper

tweets

queen_of_cheap wrote: »

My shell card arrived this morning

And I am stitch free :j :j :j

Glad you got your stitches out

FloFlo

Thrifty_Sister wrote: »

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:)

Well said +1

gocat

pattylabelle wrote: »

davemorton - I am going to do your vinegar thing with the weeds tonight. I am going to boil the vinegar outside because of the smell:eek::eek: I am then going to put it into a watering can with sprinkler.

I wonder if I could add a bit of water to it to make it go further. I have four bottles of the gear from Asda at 48p each. I have quite a large area;)

What's this with the vinegar thing. Why do you have to boil it first? For the last few years, Ive been using pickling vinegar with good results but I suppose asda vinegar is a lot cheaper. I put it in a washing up bottle with a bit of washing up liquid. The wul is suppose to help the vinegar stick to the greenery instead of going straight in the soil.

Queenriderbrekke

FloFlo wrote: »

Mclelland Seriously Strong Vintage Cheddar
(350g)
CHEESE - 2 FOR £5
£3.00
(£8.57 per 1kg)


Can anyone see this on msm? its a black wrapper

No Mclelland show at all on MSM for me, can't be stocked in my area or something x