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TrulyMadly

Snap-ant wrote: »

:(:( Skip past as unhappy post

:( My Father has lost the use of his legs last night :(

Awaiting Dr who is calling after 12pm.

Why they couldn't tell Drs it was an emergency I don't understand but they know best.

The first time it happened was in 2001 & he learned to walk but very unsteady & slow.

This year was the year of him getting his own car that he can drive with hand controls & he has been literally whizzing around the country with his new found freedom.

Tomorrow my Parents were going to Center Parc Sherwood Forest for a friend's birthday weekend.


Poor Mum - I've offered to go down but she says no....
Will wait & see

Sorry to hear this snap......you must feel like you get all plates stacked on the shelves nice and tidily and then one comes tumbling down again:o
Thinking of you:A

TrulyMadly

diluvsdiscounts wrote: »

I think I overdid it with the T wine codes. I could hardly get in the porch yesterday when I got home and I have more coming today which I'm holding Tinyshoes completely responsible for because she pointed out that I could use the same codes on DH account.
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Tinyshoes wrote: »

I have no recollection of that.

Drunk again:o

Tinyshoes

nerfdad wrote: »

Mrsnerf says your an animal eating the OEP:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

Mrs nerf not you?

I have at least another half dozen packs. :eek:

Oh and I was not the only one who ate it. :rotfl:

Trouble was by the time I was back in control of my stash having lost my mum in 2013 it was too late to do anything else but keep them. The end of 2012/beginning of 2013 was a blur. I can't remember how many packs I bought but these were not the ones with the wraps in too just the spicy stir in sauce. I did squeeze it out into a glass bowl first to make sure it wasn't a science experiment in the making.

LEJC

I've just heard the first fireworks of the season....hope all those with pets are able to keep them safe.

It seems as if its not just bonfire night but the 2 weeks up to it that for some reason there are some who like to let off the loudest bangs....its not as if its even dark yet so they cant be watching a display for pleasure!

Tinyshoes

TrulyMadly wrote: »

Drunk again:o

What day was it? :whistle:

Dizzy_Ditzy

rose28454 wrote: »

Well after my daughters good news last week its been a bit of a week. As you know she got married in August and had a bit of a problem with her Hen night. Anyway at that point her so called friends were very !!!!! and her work friend and I advised her to cut all ties. Well they came to the wedding and 2 of them got very drunk and didnt behave very well. She has been arranging a Halloween party and decided to cancel it this week as they have been causing her stress again. She sent a text to one of them who replied with a curt message and then before she could text the others she got a couple of quite nasty messages from the others. Anyway after a tirade of messages she has finally taken my advice and deleted them from her phone and facebook and blocked them.
Anyway I hope that will be that. Arent girls nasty?
She had a call from her midwife making her 1st appt which is good but her hubby had a letter from the ENT specialist as he has had an ear problem and apparently its a Cholesteatoma and he will need surgery. ( its a growth of skin cells in the ear after an infection or perforated eardrum - he has had both ) Has anyone any experience of this condition?

From 7 years working in ENT, cholesteatoma is a benign growth in the ear. I emphasise the word BENIGN left untreated, it can and will cause permanent deafness, frequent discharge and various inner ear conditions ; namely vertigo. Once treated, the hearing won't be the same again but it will stop it deteriorating any further. Some cholesteatomas can be tricky to remove in their entirety, depending on the growth and spread of them. Risks of surgery include facial nerve damage, but again, that depends of the severity of the growth. Surgery time approx 3-4 hours.

After surgery, to start with he will need regular appointments for cleaning wax and debris out of his ear. As time goes on, those appointments will become less frequent. He should also have regular CT scans too to check for recurrence

I used to work for the specialist cholesteatoma surgeon in the south west so I picked up a grain of knowledge or two.

Feel free to PM me here or on Facebook

Dizzy_Ditzy

Snap I hope your dad is getting the treatment he needs

I'm quite cross at the GP for not putting two and two together when your parents rang and triaged him more urgently

Things WILL get better for you :A xx

buyitall

Evening all. Shame I missed the mystery wines, got as far as checkout with the fizz before I got tne OOS message.
If/when the whites & reds come back in stock - does anyone have an opinion about whether it's better to go for the cheaper or more expensive mystery boxes?

TrulyMadly

Shortfatscotsbloke wrote: »

Nice glitch on Tilda rice today. No multis online, 2 for £2 instore meaning each pack costs 32p after apg A v W..:D

1x Tilda Pure Basmati Rice (250G) £1.58 £1.00
1x Tilda Lemon Basmati Rice (250G) £1.58 £1.00
1x Tilda Vegetable Biryani Rice (250G) £1.58 £1.00
1x Tilda Wholegrain Pilau Rice (250G) £1.58 £1.00
1x Tilda Lime & Coriander Basmati Rice (250G) £1.58 £1.00
1x Tilda Brown Basmati Wholegrain Rice (250G) £1.58 £1.00
1x Tilda Sweet Chilli & Lime Basmati Rice (250G) £1.58 £1.00
1x Tilda Chilli & Lemongrass Basmati Rice (250G) £1.58 £1.00
1x Tilda Sundried Tomato Basmati Rice (250G) £1.58 £1.00
3x Tilda Egg Fried Basmati Rice (250G) £4.74 £3.00

I hadn't planned to go out:cool:

But think I might:rotfl:

I've promised I would stop being lazy with glitches and this ones a great store cupboard standby.
Thank SFSB :T

TrulyMadly

Help yourself:)

Just warm out of the oven. Cheese scones......just in case you think they are butterfly cakes:rotfl: