Mooloo's Joining up the dots in 2017

Feral_Moon

Mooloo wrote: »

No. Nothing conclusive in any of the last tests.

There is no actual test for it. It's usually diagnosed on symptoms alone. From what you've said here I think it's certainly worth investigating xx

Savvy_sewing

Feral_Moon wrote: »

There is no actual test for it. It's usually diagnosed on symptoms alone. From what you've said here I think it's certainly worth investigating xx

I will try and find time to get a meeting with the doctor and see if I can get to the bottom of it. Problem is apart from time that I never see the same doctor!

I am going to have a massage tomorrow so I hope that I will feel better after that.
Taking Mum to the Hospital tomorrow.
My brother has just arrived from France, so hopefully I will see him while he is over here.
The heat patch is helping, but I am ready for bed now. So I hope that I will get a good nights sleep.

Savvy_sewing

Although the massage was uncomfortable it has helped a bit. I have booked another one next week.
Mum got the all clear today. A relief all round.
I am tired, and glad to be home.

beanielou

Fibro usually diagnosed by neuro I think.

ivyleaf

Glad to hear your Mum is okay Mooloo :T

Savvy_sewing

Biggest has just received a debt letter from EDF for DS’s Electric bill, addressed to him at hers for nearly £1,000.
It appears although they wrote in March and said he had left the premises and to put the fuel in Cruela Divilles name, she has not been fair and has not paid for any fuel since he left and is passing the buck to DS.
Heads will roll soon!
I am beyond angry.
If I had my way the female would get her comeuppance very soon!
When DS finds out about this debt it will destroy him! His sanity is already hanging on a thread, he is near as low as you can go after this woman has destroyed his life.
I already paid thousands of pounds last year for their previous supplier s bill.
How can a two bedroom house have such high bills?
My 3 bed house is £38 for both fuels per month!!!
And that’s not each that means combined.

I am stressed out myself at the moment.
I have just got in from work and I could easily just vegetate for the rest of the day.
I want to just cry to be truthful.
I am not going to Oxford to BF, he is planning to come here tomorrow night instead.
So at least I can do some catch up housework etc here tomorrow.
Dgd is cleaning out the fish and making a mess! Maybe I could add screaming to the list of things I want to do!

dogcat_2

I was diagnosed with fibromyalgia at a pain clinic.

surveyqueenuk

Open a dispute with Resolver immediately. Resolver is great for the "paper trail". EDF are at fault here, they failed to transfer the account into Cruella's name, despite being advised of the change in writing. This can be sorted out but seriously, in the mean time, nobody should pay a penny of this debt. Once the complaint has been received, EDF will put it into a "disputed" status, which means no collection activity can take place until the dispute has been resolved. However, you must ask EDF to confirm that this has happened, so it shows in the aforementioned paper trail.

Does she still live in the house? If so, DO NOT BE GUILT TRIPPED. If there is a child in the house, EDF (or indeed any leccy co.) are not allowed to disconnect the supply. Your grandchild will not be left without power. They will obtain a warrant to enter the premises and install a PAYG meter and to be honest, this is probably the best thing as it will take a set amount of money for the outstanding debt each week. It'll be somewhere in the region of £3-4.

You can tell where I used to work, can't you!

Also, I bet she was quick enough to inform the DWP that she was living alone now wasn't she? So she was perfectly capable of rectifying this mistake too, she just chose not to.

Wishing you peace.

Savvy_sewing

surveyqueenuk wrote: »

Open a dispute with Resolver immediately. Resolver is great for the "paper trail". EDF are at fault here, they failed to transfer the account into Cruella's name, despite being advised of the change in writing. This can be sorted out but seriously, in the mean time, nobody should pay a penny of this debt. Once the complaint has been received, EDF will put it into a "disputed" status, which means no collection activity can take place until the dispute has been resolved. However, you must ask EDF to confirm that this has happened, so it shows in the aforementioned paper trail.

Does she still live in the house? If so, DO NOT BE GUILT TRIPPED. If there is a child in the house, EDF (or indeed any leccy co.) are not allowed to disconnect the supply. Your grandchild will not be left without power. They will obtain a warrant to enter the premises and install a PAYG meter and to be honest, this is probably the best thing as it will take a set amount of money for the outstanding debt each week. It'll be somewhere in the region of £3-4.

You can tell where I used to work, can't you!

Also, I bet she was quick enough to inform the DWP that she was living alone now wasn't she? So she was perfectly capable of rectifying this mistake too, she just chose not to.

Wishing you peace.

Thankyou I am feeling pretty wretched at the moment
I will tell Biggest now.

beanielou

I am so sorry that I have nothing to offer.
I just hope that the situation can be resolved ASAP.