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4 hours ago, Bender said:

Good morning. 

 

Today is the first day of the rest of your life..... 

 

Or your last. 

 

Use it wisely 😁 

Chance would be a fine bloody thing! 

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Posted
1 hour ago, Stu said:

 

Again!! 

 

I know they say live everyday like its your last but come on!! 

Are you saying one or the other 😁 

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I hate when I'm right!!! 😡

 

Months ago told my GP that he should change my happy meds.

 

For over 1 year I've been in pain relief drugs and around 6 months ago I told him that he should prescribe something a wee bit stronger so I can have longer intervals.

But what do I know about my body and meds??? 😡😡

Yesterday, because been on happy drugs for so long I went to see Dracula and have some blood tests.

 

This morning got a call of one of the other doctors saying that I need to stop the ones I'm on and have a stronger ones so I can have a longer interval between intakes..

 

PHOOKING EEGIT!!!!!!! 😡

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Posted
2 minutes ago, husoi said:

I hate when I'm right!!! 😡

 

Months ago told my GP that he should change my happy meds.

 

For over 1 year I've been in pain relief drugs and around 6 months ago I told him that he should prescribe something a wee bit stronger so I can have longer intervals.

But what do I know about my body and meds??? 😡😡

Yesterday, because been on happy drugs for so long I went to see Dracula and have some blood tests.

 

This morning got a call of one of the other doctors saying that I need to stop the ones I'm on and have a stronger ones so I can have a longer interval between intakes..

 

PHOOKING EEGIT!!!!!!! 😡

 

One thing I have found is that docs don't like it when you tell them what you want/need! 

Posted
6 minutes ago, Stu said:

 

One thing I have found is that docs don't like it when you tell them what you want/need! 

Yeah, but still an eegit..

The second one was fine and explained why he was advising the new ones.

 

When a doctor asks you "How are you?" when you walk in the consultation room, you know that he isn't the sharpest in the box...

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Posted
4 minutes ago, husoi said:

Yeah, but still an eegit..

The second one was fine and explained why he was advising the new ones.

 

When a doctor asks you "How are you?" when you walk in the consultation room, you know that he isn't the sharpest in the box...

 

When my doc diagnosed me with Bells Palsy last year about 4 weeks later I told him it was Ramsey Hunt Syndrome which is far far worse! He just shrugged it off! 

 

Fast forward a year I finally got to see an ENT consultant who said its Ramsey Hunt Syndrome! well actually I told him and he agreed! 

 

I have now being left with permanent week facial muscles and permanent nerve damage! unfortunately this can happen and there is no saying if any action between the last 18 months could have helped :? Although physio should have been started sooner than it did 

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And how much they love a sharp knife...

Always ready to start cutting everywhere.

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Posted
6 hours ago, Bender said:

That's the spirit 👍 

 

Mates brother 2yrs into semi retirement house paid for, 300k in Bank, private pension, doing voluntary work for the old folk, massive heart attack, dead.

 

 

Cocaine and prostitutes is better way to go. 

 

Enjoy life while you can , you just never know whats going to be round the corner in life....

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

cocaine and prostitutes hopefully.

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Posted
5 hours ago, Stu said:

 

Again!! 

 

I know they say live everyday like its your last but come on!! 

 

i couldn't live everyday like my last ... niece had a party for her 21st few week back , fook me was i ill on the Sunday and Monday and a bit Tuseday :|

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Posted
21 hours ago, Stu said:

 

One thing I have found is that docs don't like it when you tell them what you want/need! 

Yet in every other sphere of life they are the first to tell other people how to do their job. 

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Posted

Morning campers! 

 

Bikes out ready for a breakfast run! Then back home to pick the missus up and off out again :lol:

 

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48 minutes ago, Stu said:

Morning campers! 

 

Bikes out ready for a breakfast run! Then back home to pick the missus up and off out again :lol:

 

Twat

 

Grey wet and shit here, enjoy your ride. 

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Posted

Bleugh, not been well at all.

Went to bed on Thursday night & the room started spinning despite not having had a drink - could only get to the loo by crawling as I couldn’t stand.

Still bad on Friday morning, so got a phone consultation with the Doc who diagnosed 

‘Benign Paroxysmal Positional Vertigo’ so got some meds & a leaflet on some exercises I need to do.

Only been out of bed for the loo since.

This morning I managed to wobble to the loo without hanging onto the wall, so slowly getting better, and feel well enough to try the exercises.

Thank goodness for Test Match Special, as all I could do was lie down with my eyes closed.

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On 15/08/2021 at 09:39, Mickly said:

Bleugh, not been well at all.

Went to bed on Thursday night & the room started spinning despite not having had a drink - could only get to the loo by crawling as I couldn’t stand.

Still bad on Friday morning, so got a phone consultation with the Doc who diagnosed 

‘Benign Paroxysmal Positional Vertigo’ so got some meds & a leaflet on some exercises I need to do.

Only been out of bed for the loo since.

This morning I managed to wobble to the loo without hanging onto the wall, so slowly getting better, and feel well enough to try the exercises.

Thank goodness for Test Match Special, as all I could do was lie down with my eyes closed.

Good luck with that, makes our overcast day not seem so bad. 

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11 minutes ago, Mickly said:

Bleugh, not been well at all.

Went to bed on Thursday night & the room started spinning despite not having had a drink - could only get to the loo by crawling as I couldn’t stand.

Still bad on Friday morning, so got a phone consultation with the Doc who diagnosed 

‘Benign Paroxysmal Positional Vertigo’ so got some meds & a leaflet on some exercises I need to do.

Only been out of bed for the loo since.

This morning I managed to wobble to the loo without hanging onto the wall, so slowly getting better, and feel well enough to try the exercises.

Thank goodness for Test Match Special, as all I could do was lie down with my eyes closed.

When I had similar symptoms it was labyrinthitis, but it took a face to face consultation with a medic to get it diagnosed properly. Very unpleasant.

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@rennie  Feeling that way with my job. I still like the work but I have missed an uncountable amount of family events over last few years as they always plan them on Friday or Saturday nights when normal people aren't working :roll:

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