Over half a million auctions at last!!!!

[FalonTowers]

Feeling a lot bettter this week.

Forgot to check the side effects of my new meds so had no idea that it was possible that the side effects could restrict my life so much. I think I'll stick to having the heart failures symptoms as they are a lot milder.

[madelaine]

Lovely birds!

Snakes... shudder!


We had an unusual visitor this morning - a fox but the camera wasn't to hand.

[madelaine]

Feeling a lot bettter this week.

Forgot to check the side effects of my new meds so had no idea that it was possible that the side effects could restrict my life so much. I think I'll stick to having the heart failures symptoms as they are a lot milder.

Do talk to the medical people about other possibilities (I find the pharmacists more help!)

[FalonTowers]

Do talk to the medical people about other possibilities (I find the pharmacists more help!)

I was left without an NHS diagnosis and treatment since the early 90s until a couple of years after the NHS diagnosis finally happened following my cardiac arrest in 2016.

All the cardiology meds for heart failure have similar side effects, so there are no alternatives.

When the side effects are so disabling I have to go without meals and can barely stand, I don't want to try any more of their 'treatments'.

My GP is regularly late in prescribing my thyroid meds so have to buy them on-line.

I have gone back to using alternative treatments that have kept my heart failure manageable for decades.

[FalonTowers]

I have predictive text on my phone and for that I am forever grapefruit

[FalonTowers]

Hi all. I only found out yesterday evening that I have CKD (chronic kidney disease) stage 3. I was bored and decided to look at my health record on the NHS app. I noticed a document I hadn't seen before with the diagnosis. It was dated 14th April 2O22.

Is it usual for GPs to know about a diagnosis that long and not tell the patient as it seems a bit neglectful to me?

Should I get a lawyer?

[Policequilts]

Wisconsin, USA is out of the deep freeze and in the melting of the snow stage.

We did get 10-12 inches of snow and with the melting, there is about half of that now.
And the trees actually lost all that heavy, wet snow and the branches are starting to bounce back up.
I have never seen it take so long for heavy snow to drop from the branches. Normally, only a couple of days normally.

I did get all my listings updated with some changes and new shipping rates.

Had two sales, but one hasn't been paid and the other shipped today.

[Policequilts]

We have been having a warm up for days. In the 40's (USA)
The majority of the snow has melted.

Clean up of all the fallen branches from last month's snow storm.

Working on taxes and getting some of the old inventory ready to be listed.

[maplegin]

Good luck Police with the paperwork for taxes, & hope thats the end of the snow for you.

here in the uk they are threatening snow, but the 1st lot seems to be heading for the middle of the country, but next week we may get it in the south. So Somer may get a snow ball fight, if its safe to be outside.

Hope everone is okay.

[HerMajesty]

Glad spring is on the way! I hope everyone here is keeping well, warm and is happy!