Daily Chat Thread 2nd April

boredofbeingathome

Queen.Bess wrote: »

I was just wanting to make sure you were all my friends still, so yes maybe I was looking for a bit of attention, but I don't ask for it very often - only when Bob and I want to discuss how wonderful Richard A is still looking in my avatar - mmmmmm!

Also Len - I love the quote you've added! I love Life on Mars and Ashes to Ashes! One of my favourite quotes when Gene said about someone being 'As nervous as a very short nun at a penguin shoot'!! Great stuff!

Too true, Q.B. am drooling now.

jinky67

boredofbeingathome wrote: »

Cheers Jinky. Her previous team were great, it is the adult team that are the problem although she is still under the care of some of the childrens services.So i am asking for them to now continue her care.

I would have thought given her age she would still be under the child team anyway?:rolleyes:

boredofbeingathome

Ellidee wrote: »

Bob & family :grouphug: :kisses3: XX El

Awww thanks Ellidee xxx

ZTD

boredofbeingathome wrote: »

Thanks Skint and QB, it is not the time i had to wait but the lack of competency on her part. She hadn't done homework, tests thatshould have been there had been done in Jan, so not unreasonable to expect some feed back. It was also getting dd2's hopes up that after a lifetime of bowel problems, something was going to be done. She had promised us a fresh look at her problem, way back in December, so after her undergoing a series of very unpleasnat and intrusive tests for a 16 year old- I felt completely mortified on her behalf. DD2 has had a rubbish year after being diagnosed with diabetes as well, and was trying to explain to the consultant about diet related concerns as well-which were just rubbished by the consultant.

Yep - typical consultant alas. I think to be a consultant you have to pass the "Pomposity" module...

Look stuff up on the Internet. They *really* hate that...

boredofbeingathome wrote: »

The final conversation with her, was about-how if we wished to see her again, we would have to be referred over to Wythenshaw where she had got a new appt.-I don't think so! She was more concerned about that than our daughter, and i am not having her fobbed off on some other inept and starting all over again.

"I'd rather chew my own foot off and serve it as a meal with turnips grown between the breasts of Bavarian Nuns...."

jinky67

ZTD wrote: »

Yep - typical consultant alas. I think to be a consultant you have to pass the "Pomposity" module...

Look stuff up on the Internet. They *really* hate that...



"I'd rather chew my own foot off and serve it as a meal with turnips grown between the breasts of Bavarian Nuns...."

Ooh very sarcastic Mr Z:D

Queen.Bess

Snaggles wrote: »

Going to ask a really silly question now - please don't hate me but.....Richard A...who?

Looks quite cute, but I have no idea who he is, lol!

He is absolutely gorgeous isn't he?! Richard Armitage plays Guy of Gisbourne in Robin Hood. He was also Dawn French's love interest in the last Vicar of Dibley in Christmas 2006. Prior to that he'd been in Cold Feet and Ultimate Farce. Apparently he is soon to be seen in the new series of Spooks as well!

So I'm sure that when Spooks and series 3 of Robin Hood come out in the Autumn, he'll be doing lots of interviews, so you're bound to see more of him!

boredofbeingathome

jinky67 wrote: »

I would have thought given her age she would still be under the child team anyway?:rolleyes:

She, still is ....but she has quite a few medical problems and a different consultant for each one.LOL:eek: Her main consultant for her bowels (Hirschsprungs disease) was the one who referred her to this consultant, as they wanted further tests doing and a fresh look at the problem.IYKWIM. We will now go back to him, as we fell she will get a better service from his team.She is under a different consultant for diabetes, local, and again one for spine who is local. It is a quagmire.

LouiseJ

Just noticed your new sig Jinks.....you are talking about me aren't you :A

tigtag02

jacs76 wrote: »

afternoon:j

don't worry about it snaggs i know he's naughty but even i have trouble being perfect all the time:rolleyes:
dh has got 3 points and a £60 fixed penalty i laughed at him cause i had been stopped there the same place few weeks before and well ...i didnt get a fixed penalty notice, hang me draw me quarter me,its no excuse but it must be millimetres outside the national speed limit sign :mad:
draw a line under and just grin and wave your 'perfect' driving licence around ......like i did:D


i'm an idiot i have spent £121 in tescos.....yes yes yes blah blah blah :mad: with myself ...least i owned up
IA ..anyone help me with a list and MAKE me stick to it or feel free to kick me up the fat !!!!!!!

good news...spent s0d all at market besides £2 on a colouring and felt pens for dan as i can't say no cause hes been so good and his sister had stayed over her mates all night.

This is a bit anal jacks but it helps me to stick to my list.

I do the list online at say Tesco (with prices)

My *challenge* is to then go to say Asda, avec list, and spend LESS ~ even if I spend more I ALWAYS stick to thelist this way

tt
x

jinky67

boredofbeingathome wrote: »

She, still is ....but she has quite a few medical problems and a different consultant for each one.LOL:eek: Her main consultant for her bowels (Hirschsprungs disease) was the one who referred her to this consultant, as they wanted further tests doing and a fresh look at the problem.IYKWIM. We will now go back to him, as we fell she will get a better service from his team.She is under a different consultant for diabetes, local, and again one for spine who is local. It is a quagmire.

OMG:D
You are swimming in NHS efficiency then?:rolleyes: