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LimeJellyforBrains ·
22/03/2011 21:19
Woohoo Sally! 
Here's to being lumpy! And what a great spin-off from all that stress that you will get such good monitoring 
SR A whole stone! Really well done!
LittleGreenFr0g ·
22/03/2011 20:48
That is fantastic news Sally. I am really pleased that all is ok. Definitely a few 's for you tonight to celebrate
sandripples ·
22/03/2011 20:46
Sally - brilliant - I'm really pleased for you!!!
LGF - also pleased your scan showed no further spread - that's good news too.
Hoorray for all this good news.
Sorry can't keep up with all the beetroot talk but can confirm I've lost a stone now - yay! And Orlando is fab.
MaryAnnSingleton ·
22/03/2011 19:52
yay !!!! fabulous news sally x 10 !! really pleased for you x
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smee ·
22/03/2011 19:39
for Sally. Utterly fantastic news. Am so pleased for you. Definitely have a very large glass of
KurriKurri ·
22/03/2011 19:32
Hooray and for Sally - brilliant news, so pleased for you - and great that they are going to monitor you. Have a big glass of and give those lovely girls a big hug
Figgyroll ·
22/03/2011 19:30
Yayy!!! That's brilliant news Sally. No wonder you've been out celebrating. I can't tell you how relieved I am for you.
SallyScuttles ·
22/03/2011 19:21
Only just had a chance to get on my laptop, because I've been out celebrating!!! I'm just naturally lumpy!!!
The ultrasound showed that it is just hardened breast tissue, probably due to finishing breastfeeding. I can't tell you how relieved I am. I have to just keep an eye on it and it ought to go away in time but should go back if it changes at all.
The really excellent news is that they are going to start annually screening me from 35 now (am 30 at the mo) whereas before they said they would screen from 40 so I feel like something really worthwhile has come from the week of worry.
Got to dash but I'll be back soon 
I can't thank you all enough for welcoming me and reassuring me this past week, its meant the world.
SparkleRainbow ·
22/03/2011 18:49
I am glad it isn't just me who panicked over ne message format 
SparkleRainbow ·
22/03/2011 18:49
Sparkle crumples into heap over being able to remember nothing from A levels, and very little from degree.
I can however find everything my dh has lost in the house! Thank heavens for small mercies.
smee ·
22/03/2011 18:37
Blimey, you're all elephants. Apart from Kurri, who is just 
I am trying to convince myself it's because I did an English degree, so that supplanted the A level memories. Obviously no-one is to ask me what texts I studied for that though. Really is going to bug me now. Will probably still be trying to remember at 3am...
KurriKurri ·
22/03/2011 17:51
Smee - I can remember what I did for English A level, but not what I did yesterday, or where I've put my glasses
smee ·
22/03/2011 17:48
How on earth can you remember?? I know we did Hamlet, but beyond that I can't remember anything.
smee ·
22/03/2011 16:41
Kurri, you're right - does feel a bit weird typing into a box. Like those auto-form fillers that always get my address wrong.
Thanks for kind words about DS's nose bleed. To be honest it wasn't a big drama, just annoying as it was in the middle of the night. Always astounds me how far not very much blood can go. DH slept through it all so didn't know anything about it. He nearly collapsed when he went in there this morning. 
LJ, your teachers do sound good. I don't remember being taken anywhere. Not one theatre trip. Feel quite sorry for myself now.
MAS, I'm with you on the Wordsworth.
Sally, am still thinking about you. Hope it's only good news and you're out celebrating.
KurriKurri ·
22/03/2011 16:36
I somehow missed the bit about DS's nosebleed Smee - I hope he's better now.
Who had to do Chaucer? - We had the Knight's Tale (not one of the rude ones unfortunately). In my mock exam I translated a sentence which was something like 'the men fought like two boars' as 'the men fought like two bores' - my eng. teacher wrote 'Freudian slip!!' in big letters by the side
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LimeJellyforBrains ·
22/03/2011 16:28
And all that fab teaching was 'just' the local comprehensive....
Smee What a rotten day for you. Have a 
now and a later. Where have those lovely St Davids daffs gone? Wish they'd kept them, would send those too. Hope DS is ok and it was a one-off. x
Cakes Seems to me you have a very realistic idea of what is going on there and are absolutely right in sticking to your guns. Maybe if they go away and try to come back to you they may find your rate has actually gone up in the meantime . Not unfair after 4 years!
MAS I had to do Wordsworth's Prelude for A Level too - wonder if we did the same paper/year? Bored the pants off us too.
KurriKurri ·
22/03/2011 16:27
at leaving out Wordsworth MAS - who can blame you?
LJ - sounds like you had brilliant teachers. WE got taken to see the RSC a few times (I saw Ian McKellen playing Romeo - which shows how long ago it was!)
Hope Sally is OK and home from the hospital.
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