staffordjas
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Now you know why I have to have my hair coloured....turning me grey very fast! I'm very houseproud, but fighting a losing battle.
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industryarch
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staffordjas
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Bit of a panic when I kept going dizzy whilst walking over to the docs for the appointment I've waited 3 weeks for. Got a good GP this time who found it's a chest infection as well as both ears badly infected and actually gave me some Doxycycline which usually works on me.(Previous trainee doc refused to give me any 3 weeks ago, so got worse and worse... 
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Had to be helped back along the road by a lady , as I fell in the hedge turning round to look for traffic
Got to walk to town for an appointment later, so if you see someone looking drunk (but completely sober) staggering along hanging onto walls it will most probably be me
)Had to be helped back along the road by a lady , as I fell in the hedge turning round to look for traffic
Got to walk to town for an appointment later, so if you see someone looking drunk (but completely sober) staggering along hanging onto walls it will most probably be me
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BobClay
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staffordjas
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Wouldn't be so bad if I'd have had a skinful. At least I'd have known it would eventually wear offYeah … ??
Right …. !!
Gramaisc
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So, after spending last evening in the early stages of appendicitis, with intense stabbing pains in the lower right abdomen, and it not having got going at full steam until towards 10pm and Stafford's bleeding-up bell was thus about to be rung. I decided to see what 'progress' there might be, rather than risk ending up in Stoke, which is probably worse than appendicitis, I find myself today having rediagnosed it, based on a further observation period, as a bit of guts-ache...
Glam
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Yesterday, the youngest and I went Sainsburys (as always). We went to the self service tills, mainly because we don't care much for the person who was on the checkout.
The damn thing kept telling me I needed to put sumat in the packing area, In my own sweet way, I told it that the f@*/!ng thing was in the packing area. 1 of the lovely girls came over, and I apologised for the language. ''It's ok'', says she, ''I'm used to it''.
I looks at her, again in my own sweet way and told her ''i'll have you know, I am a paragon of virtue''.
She stood there and bloody laughed at me!!
My feelings are still hurt.
The damn thing kept telling me I needed to put sumat in the packing area, In my own sweet way, I told it that the f@*/!ng thing was in the packing area. 1 of the lovely girls came over, and I apologised for the language. ''It's ok'', says she, ''I'm used to it''.
I looks at her, again in my own sweet way and told her ''i'll have you know, I am a paragon of virtue''.
She stood there and bloody laughed at me!!
My feelings are still hurt.
littleme
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I little birdy told me you would be slumming it in Asda today...
Glam
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I slummed it in Asda,Aldi AND sainsburys today.
Gramaisc
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Certainly not when it was in @wmrcomputers garden.You never used to get this sort of thing in Reg Horne's shop at the top of the Rec. !!!
Glam
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Withnail
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Without wishing to be alarmist, one would urge caution.
With the benefit of hindsight, i realise now that i had suffered from a 'grumbling' appendix for many years.
The moment i realised that it wasn't just 'gut-ache' was when it went POP!
And it really did - interestingly, it manifested itself into a *ball of immense PAIN* that started where you might think your appendix might be, then hoverred about and around my abdomen, before settling right inside my penis.
If i had a lifetime, i don't think i could properly describe what pain really feels like.
The weirdest thing of all was that - after the aforementioned pain, heard as it was by a fellow house-mate, who subsequently insisted that i go to a doctor, and even after i actually started to feel ok and said that i was all right now to that doctor, the doc saying better go to the Hospital to be on the safe side, and me saying come on now, aren't we being over-cautious, and the doc saying i've already called the ambulance, and me getting in to the ambulance thinking this is ridiculous i'm feeling fine now, and then getting to the Hospital where the locum stuck her thumb up my arse and said i'm sending you to surgery NOW! - it didn't seem so bad at the time.
My appendix had burst, so i now had peritonitis, which hurt rather a lot.
Which is one of the reasons that i'm a really big fan of drugs.
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