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Yes, we used Lithuanian dentists a couple of times. Cheap as french fries
and decent quality. Something like a tenner for a deep clean.
But I got a decent private dental plan at work here, so we're having most treatment done in the UK.
And dentists can call themselves doctors I see...
http://www.independent.co.uk/news/dentist-can-take-title-of-doctor-1583239.html
Dentists? They're just lazy medical students that rip out the chapter "Teeth" from the text book and ditch the rest.0 -
Full of cold Lydia, probably explains the more factual tone...everything hurts including when I type.
I'm ok about it, obviously a little sad and feeling a little rejected but I'll get over it, we only saw each other once a week anyway.
th cold sounds worse than the broken heart so that is probably a good sign.0 -
PasturesNew wrote: »Rich Dad, Poor Dad points this out - that to be rich you need to have others doing the work for you. To stay poor you have to do the work yourself.
Depends what work you do.
My Dad does all his own work himself. I wouldn't say he was rich, but he's certainly not poor, either....much enquiry having been made concerning a gentleman, who had quitted a company where Johnson was, and no information being obtained; at last Johnson observed, that 'he did not care to speak ill of any man behind his back, but he believed the gentleman was an attorney'.0 -
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today with the physio I did an exercise where i walked smoothly without a limp( I have a significant limp at present) tried repeating it on my own but it was not as smooth.she has pinpointed my balance problems and I will work on those with the rehab assistant. will not see them now until adter half term as they are on holiday, so no more break throughs expected for a few weeks.
so impatient0 -
neverdespairgirl wrote: »Depends what work you do.
My Dad does all his own work himself. I wouldn't say he was rich, but he's certainly not poor, either.
But his clerk, if he is still on a percentage, almost certainly earns more!
The clerk effectively has your dad working for him. Sadly, I gather, most clerks are salaried these days.No reliance should be placed on the above! Absolutely none, do you hear?0 -
today with the physio I did an exercise where i walked smoothly without a limp( I have a significant limp at present) tried repeating it on my own but it was not as smooth.she has pinpointed my balance problems and I will work on those with the rehab assistant. will not see them now until adter half term as they are on holiday, so no more break throughs expected for a few weeks.
so impatient
Small steps lead to big steps Spirit. I appreciate you must find your current situation extremely frustrating, but I'm sure things WILL improve, it's just going to take time.
Wishing you all the best, and BIG hugs :grouphug:0 -
today with the physio I did an exercise where i walked smoothly without a limp( I have a significant limp at present) tried repeating it on my own but it was not as smooth.she has pinpointed my balance problems and I will work on those with the rehab assistant. will not see them now until adter half term as they are on holiday, so no more break throughs expected for a few weeks.
so impatient
Impatient is good, shows you have grit
Take stock for the next week and rejoice in being you. YOU are achieving these breakthroughs..
So, so proud of you darling one.0 -
i will also want to mark the occassion and contribute however I am able to at the time.fc thanks for being the party starter.
At the moment either pigs will be flying or it'll be a commiseration party anyway
Regarding your update - lir said it all really. I think the impatience will help you, the cloud to that silver lining is the frustration.
I am so proud of how you are doing. You are ace.0 -
i will also want to mark the occassion and contribute however I am able to at the time.fc thanks for being the party starter.
Hang on, she hasn't done it yet........see how she goes, and how you feel then. Its likely if there were one that if I were going I'd drive so I could clean out the car and take you.....0
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