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Give up on anyone coming to kitchen now

I been doing my washing one wash done and in drier the other wash can go upstairs on maiden.

I feel like being and going to the chippy for my tea Will see later if I do or not

Mumto2monkeys

My @ v m cc from this morning...

Careful with the robinsons... Not all flavours worked:(

Reeds still working charged £6

1x Robinsons Apple & Blackcurrant Squash (1LT) £0.89 £1.49:(
1x Cornetto Classico Ice Cream Cone (450ML) £1.50 £1.50
1x ASDA Chosen by You Parmesan Wedge (170G) £1.50 N/A
1x Wall's Mini Twister Ice Cream Lolly (8X50ML) £1.50 £1.50
1x Ambi Pur Thai Orchid 3Volution Multi-Chamber Air Freshener Refill (REFILL) £3.00 £2.49:)
1x ASDA Fresh Milk Semi Skimmed (4PT) £0.89 £0.89
1.7x Butcher's Selection Rindless Pork Joint (Typically 1.7 kg) (PER KG) £5.05 N/A
2x McCoy's Steak Crisps (6X30G) £3.00 £2.00
1x Goodfella's Margherita Pizza (345G) £1.50 £1.34
2x Airwick Premium Reed Diffuser New Forest Golden Woodlands & Sweet Nectar (EACH) £23.96 £11.98:j
1x Robinsons Summer Fruits Squash (1LT) £0.89 £1.49:(
1x Robinsons Orange & Mango Squash (1LT) £0.89 £0.74:)
1x I Can't Believe It's Not Butter Light Spread (500G) £1.00 £1.00
1x ASDA Chosen by you Reduced Fat Croissants (4PK) £0.85 £0.99
1x ASDA Strong White Bread Flour (1.5KG) £0.95 £0.80
1x Walkers Mega Monster Munch Variety (24X22G) £3.00 N/A
1x Cathedral City Mature Cheddar (550G) £3.00 £3.00
1x Ambi Pur 3 Volution Cotton Fresh Plug In Refill (REFILL) £3.00 £2.49:)
1x ASDA Chosen by You Pecorino Romano (150G) £1.50 N/A
1x Walkers Wotsits Really Cheesy Flavour (24X16G) £3.00 £3.99


Reeds v s
2x Airwick Premium Reed Diffuser New Forest Golden Woodlands & Sweet Nectar (EACH) £23.96 £12.00

ROCKINGHAM

Ladyshopper wrote: »

Dr phoned.

Normal iron level is around 12-15.

Mine is 8.

7 is the level they consider a transfusion at, so not quite there. No wonder I've been so exhausted.

She is prescribing me high strength pills, let's hope they do the job.

Justmaz, sorry about your mum.

Well it will certainly make a difference to your energy levels - just make sure you take plenty of Vitamin C either juice, fruit or supplements as it helps the body absorb the iron.


I have just been prescribed iron sulphate in a liquid form which I have to mix with Vitamin C in water. For the past few weeks I just felt I needed a siesta everyday even though I was sleeping
quite well at night. Iron levels low but nothing like yours!

ChelseaFred

Hi all,
I can confirm that the Bolognese Dr O DIDN'T compare for me three hours ago. N/a against all others, typically was the only one with promotional box in my A.

ChelseaFred:)

bargainqueen8

Ladyshopper wrote: »

Dr phoned.

Normal iron level is around 12-15.

Mine is 8.

7 is the level they consider a transfusion at, so not quite there. No wonder I've been so exhausted.

She is prescribing me high strength pills, let's hope they do the job.

Justmaz, sorry about your mum.

hi,LS i was at that level and was presribed the pills they worked really well alongside high iron foods,dark choc is good eventhough i dont like it lol.i started to feel better quite quickly but mine was pre op rather than post op like you.as everyone has said listen to your body and dont push yourself,i know it frustrating but its worth it in the long run.take care.:)

rhosynbach

Ladyshopper wrote: »

Dr phoned.

Normal iron level is around 12-15.

Mine is 8.

7 is the level they consider a transfusion at, so not quite there. No wonder I've been so exhausted.

She is prescribing me high strength pills, let's hope they do the job.

Justmaz, sorry about your mum.

hope the tablets do the trick and you are feeling better soon xxx
hope you dont mind me butting in but maybe worth to get you on your feet quicker considering all else you are going through, asking if they can do an iron transfusion, saves having a blood transfusion , and works really quickly usualy couple of days, I have at least 2 a year and they work really well. and I am in and out in just over an hour xxxxx

underperky

davemorton wrote: »

Wish I had a waitrose near me. I do feel sometimes I am missing out.

Is the nearest to us Ripon think that's the only one I have seen on my travels

underperky

itch_for_a_glitch wrote: »

Nope, I reckon you might be out of luck.

Yes I am and my friend is missing two vouchers as well

TrulyMadly

G

Munqui wrote: »

Morning everyone.



:rotfl:
And to think, I was going to try and get them to post comparisons too :cool:

I see there's been some cross contamination going on:o:rotfl:

3Dogs

Nannylala wrote: »

Good morning woke early feeling sad as I always do on my D Mums Anniversary ..Its 15 years today and only seems like yesterday :A.but as the years progress she is always here with me as when I look in the mirror she :Ais looking back at me ....

((Hugs) Nanny. My sister and I both look like Mam, except she was only 6 to 8 stones throughout her life, while my Big Sis is about 9 1/2 stone and I am ..... well, much more than that

Naebbirac wrote: »

A pic for you. DH is still madly photographing wildlife whenever he gets the chance. He saw this last night in the garden. It was almost dark, and he used a flash. didn't think it would come out, but it did.:D



It's a bit blurred at the edge, but the little devils move soooo fast.
N x

Stunning :T