Afternoon all, Good luck to all the exam DC, - SR, nice to see you
- hope DS's exam goes well -the offer from Imperial is a bit daunting, but I know he's a very bright boy and am sure he'll do well. Good luck as well to Baskets' DS and to jane's DD .
l4k - I have 2 friends who had MX but no further treatment - I think when they do a MX it's often as much to do with the position of the tumour as the size of it.
Gig - god luck for today - it sounds like a bit of a marathon, - I think it's good to get a second opinion, - fresh ideas and approaches are always useful.
Autumn - I'm fascinated by the waspinator - I hate wasps (very allergic) so gardening in the summer can get a bit panicky. We also get hornets round here (as if the normal sized buggers weren't bad enough). Does the waspinator make them think they can't go within a certain range of it, because it's another colony's territory?
Oh and I must apologies for my post yesterday, - I misunderstood and thought your tumour was cancer, but so pleased that there's a good chance its benign - you are quite right to badger the hospital to get a move on and tell you properly what's happening
Hugs to Gracie and Snoopy xx
topsy, hope you aren't too uncomfortable today, any news on whether they want to fit a picc line? take it easy - you'll feel groggy from the GA for at least several days - so lie down, DVDs on play, feet in big slipper, cake in mouth.
Waving to everyone, putting some all bran loaf on the FBS trolley so we can pretend to be healthy - actually its much nicer than it sounds, quite edible.
I have been to yoga this morning (and hooray I managed to get into my yoga pants that I'd got too fat for previously 
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back to the highway code and theory question practice. Test is tomorrow at 8.30 am