The Elite:The Good, The Bad and the Glitchy

cjj_2

I'm sending a big hug to Di. Hope your ok my lovely xx

In other news, This thread gets more childish by the day !

bubbs

Henlans always share shops too , so we know what is working and not:T:T
Then i run off and copy on a smaller scale:rotfl:

davemorton

henlans wrote: »

I did remove it.. I didn't want it to look like I was angry.. because I am not.

No point getting angry, its only the internet, not real life :beer:

altojack

diluvsdiscounts wrote: »

Thanks Bubbs I can't believe how well I do feel I hardly dare say the words. I'm having a bit if a panic over my hair now though. For all us women complain about hair styles, colours, cuts etc I am starting to wobble a bit now:(
Hope he hubby is still doing OK.

It's a natural feeling Di and will take time to get used to it, but your hair will grow again. The main thing is to stay positive and get through your treatment kicking that nasty out x

Nannylala wrote: »

Di what you are feeling is only natural and my DSis after 2 sessions of Chemo decided that she was in charge of her hair and once she started to lose a little it was time to let go of the rest and got our younger Sis who is a hairdresser to come round one evening .Candles lite ,Wine opened and her favourite CD on she was ready to let go and looked beautiful with her new Sinead O'connor look:A and that was 3years ago and since then has embraced a shorter hairstyle

One of my friends did the same thing nanny, well without dandles and wine. She just got the shears out and took it all off! Must say though it suited her.

Just found out that my knee replacement was £12,500 Nanny, it is quite a shock finding out how much some of these procedures cost! Well worth it though so good luck with yours whatever it is

davemorton

altojack wrote: »

Just found out that my knee replacement was £12,500 Nanny, it is quite a shock finding out how much some of these procedures cost! Well worth it though so good luck with yours whatever it is

Worth every penny, although i dont know if I could go through it myself, was it just under local?? urrggg...

diluvsdiscounts

Nannylala wrote: »

Di what you are feeling is only natural and my DSis after 2 sessions of Chemo decided that she was in charge of her hair and once she started to lose a little it was time to let go of the rest and got our younger Sis who is a hairdresser to come round one evening .Candles lite ,Wine opened and her favourite CD on she was ready to let go and looked beautiful with her new Sinead O'connor look:A and that was 3years ago and since then has embraced a shorter hairstyle

I decided not to wait for the clumps to come out and thought I would get it all shaved off first and doing it for charity makes it worthwhile. I just need to go and try wigs on but don't want one that looks horrendous. I've tried a few head scarves but as sincere as DH tries to sound I know they look daft. I googled pictures this morning of Jessie J when she shaved her head. Another problem is God knows what shape my head will be! When we were in the cancer care unit yesterday I leaned towards my DH and said everyone will think your the patient because he shaves his head by choice. We will look like twins next week haha x

Juda_Ben_Hur

Juda_Ben_Hur wrote: »

Been trying to sift through info in posts, but need help. Is the Simple Moisturiser mentioned this morning working?

Please anyone?

diluvsdiscounts

altojack wrote: »

It's a natural feeling Di and will take time to get used to it, but your hair will grow again. The main thing is to stay positive and get through your treatment kicking that nasty out x



One of my friends did the same thing nanny, well without dandles and wine. She just got the shears out and took it all off! Must say though it suited her.

Just found out that my knee replacement was £12,500 Nanny, it is quite a shock finding out how much some of these procedures cost! Well worth it though so good luck with yours whatever it is

Thank you Altojack x

henrik777

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1x ASDA Little Angels Sensitive Cotton Soft Baby Wipes (64) £0.64 £0.79
1x Sweetheart Stout (4X500) £3.95 £3.79
1x Hovis Nimble Wholemeal Bread (400G) £0.60 £0.75
1x ASDA Chosen by You 4 Chocolate Eclairs (4PK) £1.30 £1.28
0.68x ASDA Loose White Baking Potatoes (1KG) £0.68 £0.68
0.61x Loose Banana (PER KG) £0.41 £0.41
1x ASDA Eggs Medium Free Range (6PK) £0.89 £0.85
1x Kleenex Original Tissues (EACH) £0.98 N/A
2x Jakemans Throat & Chest Soothing Menthol Sweets 100G (100GR) £1.14 £1.12
2x Silvikrin Natural Hold Hairspray (250ML) £3.00 £3.00
2x Werthers Original Candy Bag (135G) £1.96 £1.98
2x Patersons Clotted Cream Shortbread Fingers (300G) £1.50 £2.00
Comparison total (compared products only) £16.07 £16.65
cheaper +£0.58

Dizzy_Ditzy

Juda_Ben_Hur wrote: »

Please anyone?

I'm sorry, I don't know