April 2007 - Yaaaaaaaaaaaawn, sorry, did somebody say something?!

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thought this appropriate given the thread elkie linked to

I know people always say how lovely people are when they have died.I did not know her well.But my cousin is the kindest bloke ever and gentle and they new each other since uni.I t is total shit

Oh Dooby. I am so sorry about your cousin's wife. How awful I remember you posting to tell us she had cancer. So so sad.

Dippy, hope you are at the docs young lady.

Oooggs, I am sure you can get a T shirt printed!!! Hope you are feeling better today.

Bramshott, pmsl at spending child benefit on gin

Dooby, sorry to hear about your cousin's wife.

Bramshott, did you get yourself anything?

dooby, that put's everything in perspective

Dooby - praying for your cousin and the family. xx

Have been to docs. Have to go back at 8am tomorrow (barf) for blood tests. He thinks there's something wrong with my kidneys and/or liver Also wants to give me steroids for my chest, but reluctant to give them before he gets blood results. So there you go. The saga continues ......

glad you managed to get to the doctor cd. fingers crossed the blood tests help solve the problem

i need the children to go to bed. I can tell dd is going to be a pita. They've been up since 6 and dh and I have had enough. They have been good today it's just all the other 'challenges' at the moment. I'm looking forward to work tomorrow, will be nice to not have any children in my ear. Saturday i'm off out without them too and i'll be seeing my brother, sister and 2 cousins so that'll be nice. We're getting together to have photos taken for my nan as she's 80 in october and deserves something nice. She loves photos. I'm also going to make her up a little scrapbook type thing of my dc as she'll love showing them off to visitors

i need to work again tonight so kick me off here if I start posting

Thanks for your posts ladies.Dippy,how are you feeling[mentally I mean]?And no flip answers please.I am very glad you went and will be even more pleased when you know what is going on.Once you arein the system they will hopefully get on with it.
Eddas that is a lovely idea for a scrapbook,I shall remember that.
Just spoke to my grandad who is 89[he was a stretcher bearer in the 2nd world war]and has always had such a zest for life,but has been quite poorly the kast year.He told me he loved me with all his heart!
I feel things have been put into perspective in a massive way.I have worked as a paed nurse and in a childrens hospice so have always had a bit of a different outlook and do try not to take things for granted but every now and then maybe we need reminding.Well I don't want to be reminded anymore I promise I will always remember what is important

I keep thinking how lonely my coz must be they were soulmates and then I wondered how I would feel if it was dpAnd there is nothing anyone can say to him that will make it ok.Nothing.

Consider that a wry smile

Feeling a bit if I am honest. I'm good with needles so nervous. Bit scared tbh.

Oh your grandad told you he loved you with all his heart - that is completely lovely.

That should say not good with needles.

sorry dooby

hurrah for dippy 'eventually' going to docs
hope they sort it out & get you on the mend

I am here just internet shopping for sinks!

CD, hope you get through tomorrow am's appt without too much stress, and that doctor can help sort you out.

So sorry to hear your news dooby
Dippy, glad you wnet to docs
stressful day here

there's a bigpolarbear on MN!

I've just seen a stealthsquiggle

stealthsquiggle's been around for ages! not seen the other polar bear though

LOL - time for tea .....

Is this right???? No posts since 8.34 last night????

morning sol

Dippy - I am getting the spotty dresses for the DDs (and it's all your fault !)

Does anyone know whether Boden kids normally comes up large or small? Will I regret it if I get 12-18 months for Orla (bearing in mind that she is a dink), or will she be lost in 18-24 months?!? Anyone?!?

Nope, I've stopped being indecisive, and ordered the 12-18 months! First time I've ever bought them matching dresses

I had to work really hard to resist the spotty dog babygros in Harrogate Mothercare in 18-24 months and 0-3 months - D already has several sizes which new baby can inherit but I thought it would be funny to dress them both in the same ones. I'd probably have done it if I'd been more confident about the pregnancy at the time (I was panicking re test results).

The dresses are for a wedding we're going to on 16 August so I'll take a picture and post it!