Elite 2015#1

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Bajjo wrote: »

They were marked as £1.50 in my store when I checked in the morning but I was charged £3 each for my C&C in the afternoon.

They were reported as £1.50 instore vs £3 online yesterday. It's one you need to check first & be careful with though.

Thanks Bajjo!

Hmm do I... Don't I...

Sunshinemummy

bubbs wrote: »

TBH we are not taking alot , clothes, micro, lappy's food, jewellery box, and valuables .
But i have hurt my back this morning:( shock of work i think:rotfl::rotfl:
I am going to chill now other stuff is ready to go
We have the same room a normal too:T:T and a new bed

Wore the last one out did you??


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

cjj_2

troutabout wrote: »

Hello all and a very belated happy new year to all .
I had a very scary day yesterday my DS1 who has additional needs had a tonic-clonic continual seizures for nearly 90 minutes. This was the first time it had happened. He is only 7 years old. I was so scared I thought he was going to die. He couldnt breath and the hospital had to put him in an induced coma to stop the seizure. I spent the night with him at hospital and my OH is with him tonight while Im at home looking after DS2. He had a CT scan that came out clear but he was being tested for encephalitis and meningitis but they don't believe it s that. This week they will be keeping him in all week and running tests EEG's and a MRI to check for why he had the seizure. They told me that even with the investigations it may not be epilepsy but its likely as he already has an existing brain injury with a right sided hemiplegia and ASD.


They have started him on a drug called carbemazapine he has to have it twice a day on top of the raft of antibiotics and antivirals they have given him as a precaution. I am so thankful to the NHS . They saved his life yesterday.

Oh I'm so sorry about this. Must have been really scary for you all. Hope you soon get a diagnosis and things are sorted out quickly. Hugs to you all xx

troutabout

Deleted_User wrote: »

Trout, my thoughts are with you and your son at this time. For all the bad press the NHS get when you have someone in their hands they always do their best, and that's something I find clear to see. The DR's and Nurses are not rewarded highly enough for their dedication to their practice and I am glad to see this is no different here.

Absolutely they were wonderful.
they were so calm dealing with it when I looked on and felt I was falling apart.

pacifica9

troutabout wrote: »

Hello all and a very belated happy new year to all .
I had a very scary day yesterday my DS1 who has additional needs had a tonic-clonic continual seizures for nearly 90 minutes. This was the first time it had happened. He is only 7 years old. I was so scared I thought he was going to die. He couldnt breath and the hospital had to put him in an induced coma to stop the seizure. I spent the night with him at hospital and my OH is with him tonight while Im at home looking after DS2. He had a CT scan that came out clear but he was being tested for encephalitis and meningitis but they don't believe it s that. This week they will be keeping him in all week and running tests EEG's and a MRI to check for why he had the seizure. They told me that even with the investigations it may not be epilepsy but its likely as he already has an existing brain injury with a right sided hemiplegia and ASD.


They have started him on a drug called carbemazapine he has to have it twice a day on top of the raft of antibiotics and antivirals they have given him as a precaution. I am so thankful to the NHS . They saved his life yesterday.

Goodness, how awful for you all. I hope he continues back to health swiftly. Thoughts are with you.

troutabout

cjj wrote: »

Oh I'm so sorry about this. Must have been really scary for you all. Hope you soon get a diagnosis and things are sorted out quickly. Hugs to you all xx

Thanks for your kind wishes x

rockyrose

Broadchurch- no spoliers BUT Oh My Godfathers !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

troutabout

pacifica9 wrote: »

Goodness, how awful for you all. I hope he continues back to health swiftly. Thoughts are with you.

Thanks
It does mean alot x

HILLBERN

troutabout wrote: »

Hello all and a very belated happy new year to all .
I had a very scary day yesterday my DS1 who has additional needs had a tonic-clonic continual seizures for nearly 90 minutes. This was the first time it had happened. He is only 7 years old. I was so scared I thought he was going to die. He couldnt breath and the hospital had to put him in an induced coma to stop the seizure. I spent the night with him at hospital and my OH is with him tonight while Im at home looking after DS2. He had a CT scan that came out clear but he was being tested for encephalitis and meningitis but they don't believe it s that. This week they will be keeping him in all week and running tests EEG's and a MRI to check for why he had the seizure. They told me that even with the investigations it may not be epilepsy but its likely as he already has an existing brain injury with a right sided hemiplegia and ASD.


They have started him on a drug called carbemazapine he has to have it twice a day on top of the raft of antibiotics and antivirals they have given him as a precaution. I am so thankful to the NHS . They saved his life yesterday.

:eek: How scarry for you, but its amazing how being a mum your natural adrenaline kicks in and you are then able to cope. You as a family have a tough week ahead of you, but ds1 and his mummy+daddy not forgetting his sibling are fighters yesterday proved that!! so be positive but remember to rest and get your sleep, ds1 is in the right place at the moment.:A

Sarahdol75

troutabout wrote: »

Hello all and a very belated happy new year to all .
I had a very scary day yesterday my DS1 who has additional needs had a tonic-clonic continual seizures for nearly 90 minutes. This was the first time it had happened. He is only 7 years old. I was so scared I thought he was going to die. He couldnt breath and the hospital had to put him in an induced coma to stop the seizure. I spent the night with him at hospital and my OH is with him tonight while Im at home looking after DS2. He had a CT scan that came out clear but he was being tested for encephalitis and meningitis but they don't believe it s that. This week they will be keeping him in all week and running tests EEG's and a MRI to check for why he had the seizure. They told me that even with the investigations it may not be epilepsy but its likely as he already has an existing brain injury with a right sided hemiplegia and ASD.


They have started him on a drug called carbemazapine he has to have it twice a day on top of the raft of antibiotics and antivirals they have given him as a precaution. I am so thankful to the NHS . They saved his life yesterday.

OMG how scary, wishing your son well, and he is in the best possible place, take care xx