DFW Daily Chat thread Thurs 4th Oct

pinkkat8910

Gemmzie wrote: »

It's a nerves thing and I talk waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaay too fast when I'm nervous.

It's hard to explain briefly but we are going to be putting Health Centres on the Secondary schools so they can access a nurse or services like drug information or sexual health practioners, all on the school site, so we bring the services to them.

I have to introduce the idea to half the school (other half tomorrow) and get the kids interested!

:eek:

You'll be fine ... deep calming breaths .... if all else fails imagine them all naked (i have no idea how that works but people always recommend it for nerves :rotfl: )

GOOD LUCK!!!

immoral_angeluk

redsquirrel80 wrote: »

IA - any news on the kitten?

Going to see them saturday morning.

Snaggles

I think 800 naked students would be a very very scary thing.....:rotfl: :rotfl:

pinkkat8910

Snaggles wrote: »

I think 800 naked students would be a very very scary thing.....:rotfl: :rotfl:

:rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl:

betti911

immoral_angeluk wrote: »

Why what's wrong?

I've got to pay all the transfer fees this month I know it'll be better in the longterm but for this month it makes all my debts go up instead of down

postingalwaysposting

help please ~ http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showthread.html?p=6460745#post6460745

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sammiboo

Hi Gemzie

I am sure you will be fine, I used to have to do talks in Schools when I was in my late teens, once you get into the flow of talking then the nerves do go.

Good LUCK

tigtag02

cat4772 wrote: »

tig, Doctors ALWAYS cover their backs and will say 2 to 3 weeks (just in case the secretary or typist is on two week's holiday). In reality ultrasounds and x-rays are often typed either that afternoon or the next morning and sent out immediately. (CT, MRI and other complex scans take a bit longer because often you need to find a consultant radiologist to dictate a report)!

Fingers crossed your GP will get his act together and ask for the results to be faxed. Cat.x

Thanks Mrs S, Floss & cat ~ I'm in a bit of a <insert word I cant think of> at the min. Surgey have rung me and *There's nothing to worry about but the Dr wants to see you* ~ !!!!!! does that mean

And just to keep my blood pressure in 3 figures miserable bolloxs cant understand why I want him to go to the appointment with me :mad: :mad: :mad: One of these days I swear I will trade him in for an American squaddie :rolleyes:

Sorry <but I cant promise rant over>
tigtag
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postingalwaysposting

aww tiggy :grouphug:

cat4772

tig (quandry?) You are a mum. You are worried about your child. You are worried about what the doctor MIGHT say (probably much worse than he will actually say), but that's the role of mother!!!

Men don't seem to get how much we women worry about things completely outside our control but we still worry and get more upset by their lack of concern. Mine was the same with the last pregnancy - told him that because I had to go for appointments, I wanted him with me because I needed his support (didn't change the crappy outcome, but at least he was there).

Rant away to us!
Cat.x