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lesliejack

Hi Snap;
We hired a wheelchair from the Red Cross for my dad, very reasonable.
Perhaps the carers could put you in touch with suitable organisations?
The NHS do have a medical loans dept, maybe this includes wheelchairs?

Good Luck anyway. x

Tinyshoes

I forgot to post this earlier, got 2 of these today for 20p each and the free Superdrug gift. :money:

http://www.salon-services.com/recipes-juicy-delight-body-butter/

Only link I could find for it and can't take a pic as it's in the boot.

redfox

direct charity link removed. Please remember that these are only allowed on the Charities board.

It was only a couple of days ago when I had to post about this before

Tinyshoes

Snap I am so pleased your dad is finally home. :T Made me have a bit of a tear as know how much this day has been anticipated. :A

I used to negotiate a couple of steps with my mum in her wheelchair. But it did used to frighten her a bit until she got used to me leaning the wheel chair back slightly. I was not the most brilliant of drivers. :rotfl: And there was next to nothing of her but I could not imagine doing it with someone heavier than me.

Only way I could get her on a bus was to go backwards as not all of them had the special platform or at least not all of the drivers were prepared to use them.

Anon

virgomaiden wrote: »

Bought the original yesterday but they came back as n/a against everyone so please be careful. This was Scotland.

England too , Regular NA against all supermarkets even though clearly available online - still £4 RTC instore, £16 A, £8 S and W.

Anon

Tinyshoes

Well done ellie. You must have changed it just in time.

marmitelovemehateme

redfox wrote: »

direct charity link removed. Please remember that these are only allowed on the Charities board.

It was only a couple of days ago when I had to post about this before

redfox ....do you ever sleep:rotfl::rotfl:

redfox

marmitelovemehateme wrote: »

redfox ....do you ever sleep:rotfl::rotfl:

with having to keep an eye on you lot, probably not

fairclaire

mhoc wrote: »

GCSE options - I remember the miseries if it very well. At the time our school made you choose between Geography and History which was rubbish as most would have been happy with both. Everyone had to do Art wether they liked it or not. The only language was French and that was compulsory as well - Spanish would have been more useful or even Welch seeing as we are close to the border ...

You have not missed many sheninagins, I've not been about much either

Eldest child and BF have come to the realisation that weddings take a lot of planning so it looks like next year now. In the meantime last month something at work came up and everything went on hold for 3 weeks whilst they contemplated a move to Canada but this was capped.

Eldest son was down near Portsmouth doing a promotions course for which he should have had a £5k pay rise. Now he has the rank but no pay rise he is back in his normal base now.
Him and his GF are off to Iceland in March

Youngest son is still driving me crackers even though he is on the other side of the world

Sorry I've been so sluggish in answering I do get there.

the postponed wedding isn't a bad thing. It gives you time in the winter to find the most super duper summer wedding outfit at a fantastic price. It sounds to me like the Apple hasn't fallen far from the tree there. She's being sensible, so 1 out of 3 ain't bad.....as meatloaf would say

You know the lads will always be wanderers and what better a way to live your life? They're travelling all over the world doing amazing things and although you miss them it must make you smile that you managed to create these amazing creatures. And what would you worry about if they didn't?

I feel like my life is just on the fringes of embarking on what you go through. I'm losing control. DS1 is on an orchestra tour in Europe and not always contactable (this is new to me ) Lots of sighing and puffing. DD is totally concentrated on saving for her first wild holiday away this summer :eek: that will be a whole other stress. Houseguest is in love and I talk about condoms with him way too often and DS2 is my thermostatic control,where things never change. He's the the totally predictable thing that keeps my life balanced at the moment

Nice catch up. Much love to you :heart2:

zagubov

ledlights wrote: »

you just register put a postcode in then create account
like g74 5ha then it will come up username and email like
username ivegotadeal email 123any@gmail.com
hope this helps you sort it out

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It's free and it's a way of generating an email address that only exists when you need it and it diverts all the spam you'd otherwise start to get in your real email account. Oh and it's free. I get no kickback for suggesting it (obviously as it's free), before anyone gets the wrong idea.