Third Time's a Charm...

Buffythedebtslayer

kissjenn wrote: »

Means only the nutter with his identical evil twin are left. They've been to the homeless doing the woe is me bit so court case can't be too far off.

They are lovely peeps, I should have them round for drinkies and nibbles soon. :rotfl:

I have lost track somewhere but were they really twins or was that yet another amusing rent avoidance plan? It was a rubbish plan right?


Sending hugs, hope you have a lovely weekend


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milann

How can folk live like that - they must have no conscience at all.

HOK3Y

Thinking about you KJ.

Sun_Addict

Glad your sense of humour is still intact kissjenn some people are just unbelievable!!! Tenants aside I hope everything is ok in your world tonight.

Pippilongstocking

Have you thought of starting your own renting show.......(I'm being tongue in cheek but well natured) you couldn't make this stuff up re the houses.

Hope the weekend has brought you some sunshine?

x

kissjenn

Thanks for all the tenantesque support.

The twin isn't a twin just an eejit.

Pippi, I'm not sure we'd ever get the title past the censors. It's like a rerun of The Young Ones but they were cleaner.

Discovery of the weekend....me and morphine are not good friends. Lot of pain Friday and Saturday (not from Hickman). Oodles of morphine and injections yesterday...head back in bucket.

Why can't I get nice drugs like Americans seem to enjoy :rotfl:

Karmacat

Hi kissjenn - morphine disagrees with your stomach? Ack! Thats horrible - I really hope they have a substitute for you I'm so sorry you're in such pain ...

Gelda

Disclaimer: I know nothing medical, but I am the Google Queen.

Would taking the morphine another way help, eg, rectally or patches?

Apparently papaya enzyme can help nausea in low doses - available in tablet form from health shops. Check with GP first, do not take if you have a latex allergy.

You've probably seen this but Macmillan web page on treating nausea lists quite a few options. [Anecdotal only, but my daughter had problems with vertigo and nausea which was treated successfully with OTC anti-histamines (advised by friend who is hospital physician).]

[as a newbie I can't post Macmillan link, but go on their site and search "controlling nausea".]

Sorry you are feeling so yuk.

Sun_Addict

Sorry to hear you're feeling so sick kissjenn - hope things get better soon.

HOK3Y

I hope they can find something to help you without the horrid side effects. Hoping you have had a better day today.