Elite christmas special

louj101

right im off to rest for a bit take later xx thanks for your support today everyone xx

Tinyshoes

Right nearly half day gone and nothing useful done, off to make my cheesy lunch and get few things sorted. :cool:

I have a pile of bubble wrap to fight with from DD1s baby travel system. I'm sure it might come in useful. If I can fold it up small enough to store.

Mildred1970

Morning all (just) :wave:

aau1 wrote: »

Now there's a good brand name :rotfl:



:rotfl:

Thanks, I just snorted at my desk. Getting funny looks from folk now

Did you try and turn it into a sneeze or a cough?

Busy_spider

Popped back into Clinton's today, they now have 90% off all crimbo teddy bear down from £20 to £2.00, boxed cards 75% off and Yankee Christmas candles 50% off plus still lots of stock of cards. The lady's said they keep receiving new instructions from head office to reduce different items products pretty much hourly at the mo so maybe worth keep an eye to see what goes down next hth

rhosynbach

louj101 wrote: »

hi Mrs stinkface
thanks for the hugs.....yes I needed it today
feels a little better now the tablets are kicking in!!

more hugs being sent your way sounds bad hope you feel beeter soon,xx

also thinking of sarah skint and her sister hope things get better xx

117pauline

I can empathise with those in constant pain. I have fibro too alongside some neurological problems. I have been like this for over five years but the last two have been awful.

Today I feel a little better and so I am doing my best not to overdo it - like most people, I just want to catch up with things when I feel almost human.

Pregablin didn't agree with me at all, left me feeling even more dreadful than before. At the end of the month I have a neck facet joint injection, at least I hope to as last time it was cancelled when I fainted!

Reading this thread and occasionally contributing has really helped me to focus away from the constant pain. You see, the Elite is actually medication and should be free on the NHS

underperky

louj101 wrote: »

yes me too.....the pain killer have started to work so just need to rest rest rest.....thanks xx

Sorry to hear about your pain


hope it gets sorted


in the near future


being in pain constantly


is very tiring

Jelly_Biactol

There has been some lovely new baby announcements recently, but did they all come with the instruction manual?















You might invalidate the warranty if you don't follow the instruction manual.

willowwispy

117pauline wrote: »

I can empathise with those in constant pain. I have fibro too alongside some neurological problems. I have been like this for over five years but the last two have been awful.

Today I feel a little better and so I am doing my best not to overdo it - like most people, I just want to catch up with things when I feel almost human.

Pregablin didn't agree with me at all, left me feeling even more dreadful than before. At the end of the month I have a neck facet joint injection, at least I hope to as last time it was cancelled when I fainted!

Reading this thread and occasionally contributing has really helped me to focus away from the constant pain. You see, the Elite is actually medication and should be free on the NHS

It's a vicious circle Pauline, I had a car accident 3 1/2 yrs ago, that's when all my health probs started. Like you say on the good days you want to catch up with all the odd jobs etc, then you suffer for it for days afterwards I'm trying to do a bit of bedroom cleaning today, but all the other jobs that need doing just keep going around in my head

nerfdad

Jelly_Biactol wrote: »

There has been some lovely new baby announcements recently, but did they all come with the instruction manual?















You might invalidate the warranty if you don't follow the instruction manual.

The beer works:beer::beer::cool: