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vanilla_twist

emerald21 wrote: »

Every other day seems quite excessive . Sorry to hear that.

When I was first diagnosed with b12 deficiency I had to have jab everyday for 5 days as was due to go away. I now have jabs every 3 months but dd who has a different helth care provider has hers every 6 weeks.
Dd did stop jabs before ivf and restarted after she gave birth.
I did not know mouth ulcers where something that shows b12 problems. In my case my oh at the time was a biomedical scientist and he was trying to find out why I was ill (turned out to be rhematoid arthritis and fibromyalgia) and my notes showed this had never been checked. Then dd got checked as hereditary.

Not sure if the jabs give me more energy as they are suppose to but dd swears they do.

Thanks for heads up on dishwasher cleaners and the dishwasher fresheners. Have ordered mum some and also ds1 as I seem to supply all this dw tablets so might as well give him a supply of these too.
Added in some of the very cheap sweets.
Hope to get out for my hudl order tomorrow and lots of rice thanks to classy_chick.
V x

TrulyMadly

https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/4803622

This bling ring has been on grabbit for a little while but ordered one which came today. Just a little stocking filler for DD. Comes in a really pretty box and ribbon.

For 99p you can't go wrong
Can post a pic tomorrow. At the moment my bum is glued to the settee:D

Sarahdol75

Someone was asking about Thomas Rooms at Drayton Manor earlier, sorry cannot remember who it was.

My friend works there and has said it is very quiet at the minute, if you ring up they may give you a discount. She said the rooms are good, have a Muriel on the walls, Thomas bunk beds with Thomas duvet and pillow on the bed, kids get bath smellies, and slippers and colouring packs when you check in hth.

Sunshinemummy

Enterprise_1701C wrote: »

I wombled one of those too the other day, decided to bin it as it had a male name on it.

Best place for males!

:eek::eek::eek:

Tinyshoes

TrulyMadly wrote: »

Your Christmas will be fabulous with a little one:):)

I know it will be but was a tiny bit looking forward to a relaxing xmas this year.

I will have about 100 less presents to wrap though. No joke. Stockings for girls from mum and there actual presents would have been around 60 (20 things each) and another 40 family & friends on her list. I won't be missing that part at all.

Sunshinemummy

Going bog eyed trying to read!

TrulyMadly

Rhett wrote: »

Good evening Peeps and Peepettes :wave:

Hope everyone is well and fellow pet owners are managing to keep our little ones calm amongst the hours and hours of banging this evening.

I'm fretting a bit about my 8yo DD - she is performing tonight in the production choir of Joseph And His Amazing Technicolour Dreamcoat at a theatre. I picked her up from school at 11am this morning, then dropped her a 12.15 at the stage door. She then had a full dress rehearsal, followed by the opening show tonight. She finishes at 9.30 PM and it is really long hours for an 8 yo. She does 2 performances tomorrow and then 2 on Saturday when it finishes.

We are only seeing the closing show as it's just short of £100 for tickets for 2 adults and a child!

Keep safe everyone.

She'll be too excited to sleep...... But what a wonderful experience:):T:T

TrulyMadly

Tinyshoes wrote: »

I know it will be but was a tiny bit looking forward to a relaxing xmas this year.

I will have about 100 less presents to wrap though. No joke. Stockings for girls from mum and there actual presents would have been around 60 (20 things each) and another 40 family & friends on her list. I won't be missing that part at all.

Did you write her Christmas cards too?:A

TrulyMadly

Sarahdol75 wrote: »

Someone was asking about Thomas Rooms at Drayton Manor earlier, sorry cannot remember who it was.

My friend works there and has said it is very quiet at the minute, if you ring up they may give you a discount. She said the rooms are good, have a Muriel on the walls, Thomas bunk beds with Thomas duvet and pillow on the bed, kids get bath smellies, and slippers and colouring packs when you check in hth.

It was tyger:)

mummalove

Sarahdol75 wrote: »

Someone was asking about Thomas Rooms at Drayton Manor earlier, sorry cannot remember who it was.

My friend works there and has said it is very quiet at the minute, if you ring up they may give you a discount. She said the rooms are good, have a Muriel on the walls, Thomas bunk beds with Thomas duvet and pillow on the bed, kids get bath smellies, and slippers and colouring packs when you check in hth.

Think this was Tigerwhite who mentioned this earlier :cool: