Three choices in life; Give up, Give in or Give all you've got!!

liltdiddylilt

Thanks I have googled.

.... I may be some time.

Knit_Witch

liltdiddylilt wrote: »

Thanks I have googled.

.... I may be some time.

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

please-let-me-be-lucky

Get in the queue behind MiT and I Lilt. He is yummy scrummy!!

I thought that about the sugar Lilt. Hoping it's just greed not NEED if you see what I mean. He is also breathing very heavily which could be a) signs of seizure b) he is coming down with my cold or c) I'm psycho over reacting as Aunt Flo has just landed. Hmmm, decisions decisions.

Sorry you are poorly sick too, think we have the same thing. Get well soon hun Xx

liltdiddylilt

Fingers crossed on DH, and you too. T'int nice! xx

*goes back to browsing...*

grannyx2

Yum, (slightly embarrassed as he's the same age as my DD)

Sweet dreams girlies x



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lindens

Lovin that this thread has got side tracked by men in kilts......mmmmmm.......

please-let-me-be-lucky

Mmmm Granny, you are spoiling us now!! (And we like it :rotfl:).

Lindens, there is always room for men in kilts . (Or less!).

Well today I'm feeling better cold/cough wise :T. Not 100%, but at least 50! I wanted to get a few more Christmas presents etc so we went shopping straight after school drop off this morning and got some bits and pieces before it got too busy. Almost done now :T.

Epilepsy nurse rang this morning. Not the one I normally deal with though so I had to go through absolutely everything with her and I was on the phone for ages. She then went and spoke to the Consultant who wants DH to try Clobazam for 10 days to settle him a little with a view to stopping the new medication for a while and then starting it again in the New Year. He doesn't think the new medication would have provoked the recent odd seizure activity, but he can't rule it out, and he suggests trying to get through the Christmas period as safely as possible and then starting again in the New Year when there will be more support available if the seizures persist again. I'm not entirely sure how I feel about all that, particularly in view of the Clobazam being from the same family as the buccal midazolam, so if DH does have a seizure I can't give him anything to then stop it. I ran it all past the GP today though as we have been back to see her (DH has more antibiotics as the chest infection didn't leave with the last lot ), and she seemed quite happy with the plan.

After a busy morning, DH convinced me we should go out to lunch. There is a nice carvery-type place nearby where we can both eat and have (soft) drinks for about £15 all in, so I allowed myself to go along with it. It was super busy though and every table was taken. When we got there DH decided to have fish and chips from the menu instead of the carvery. When his arrived, I left him at the table and went up to the carvery to get mine, and as I got back to the table I saw him take a half eaten bowl of chips from the table next to ours after the occupants had got up and left :eek:. What's worse is that he had done it in front of the waitress who was clearing the table too. I was mortified! That just isn't like DH at all and it spoilt the whole thing. I have no idea why he even felt the need as he had a whole plate of chips in front of him anyway. SA often comments that Mr SA does embarrassing things now that he never would have before he was ill and I'm sure it's down to the brain injury, but it's still mortifying. I made him put them back and he has been very apologetic since, but it's put me on a right downer. It doesn't help that it reminded me of going out for a family meal once and my Dad (drunk as usual) showed us all up by helping himself to roast potatoes with his fingers from the carvery while waiting in line and being told off by the chef. I'll never forget it. Honest answers folks, am I over reacting or would you be upset too? It's just not the done thing in my eyes.

Since then DH hasn't quite been himself. Wired is the word I'd use. I'm a bit on edge now .

beanielou

I too would be mortified but I suppose at the end of the day it not that much of a biggie in the great scheme of things.

please-let-me-be-lucky

I'm trying to think that way too Beanie, it helped to get it all out earlier. Of all the problems we face it is the least significant. Thank you Xx

grannyx2

I'd be mortified too but agree there are worse things he could have done. I bet the waitress has seen others do it too and they probably haven't got OHs excuse x