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Post by Hezz on Nov 11, 2011 0:45:34 GMT
That would be 1975, Marianne?
I am actually doing okay, to set the record straight, but have to constantly have a bottle of water with me as I suffer terrible dehydration headaches......apparently that's an age thing too....
Thank you Brian, he doing okay at the moment, but long-term........we will see.
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Post by stace on Nov 11, 2011 0:55:53 GMT
Wash it out with a pint of J S Barrie, so we have the same year,what month? I am obviously the younger......... ;D My birthday this month too Brian. on the 23rd  And I'm the 24th. A few November babies on here then. |
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Post by Marianne Marlow on Nov 11, 2011 8:42:27 GMT
That would be 1975, Marianne?
I am actually doing okay, to set the record straight, but have to constantly have a bottle of water with me as I suffer terrible dehydration headaches......apparently that's an age thing too....
Thank you Brian, he doing okay at the moment, but long-term........we will see. I get dehydration headaches too Hezz. Yes 1975 And I'm the 24th. A few November babies on here then. Indeed. Maybe we were all conceived on Valentines day |
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Post by BudgiesBuddy on Nov 11, 2011 13:09:07 GMT
I am the same age as Barrie, both ankles are fine...........hang on Barry I am 67 next my birthday is November.......... ;D, I wonder if age has to do something with humor ;D You both are very good at it |
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Post by barrieshutt on Nov 11, 2011 13:14:08 GMT
I get themm headaches but cannot spell dehydration
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Post by milliej on Nov 11, 2011 17:09:41 GMT
my daughter said to me a while back, that she was now middle aged.....at 41. Well I said, that would make me old and I'm not so, you're not middle aged....not yet |
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Post by brian1 on Nov 11, 2011 17:14:45 GMT
my daughter said to me a while back, that she was now middle aged.....at 41. Well I said, that would make me old and I'm not so, you're not middle aged....not yet HI MIllie,I think because we are living longer the clock has moved a little, around at least 10 years, so you are right, your not old .........YET!!...... ;D |
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Post by ianb on Nov 11, 2011 19:35:44 GMT
stomach ache today on top of all the other ailments have you tried calcivet barrie ;D |
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Post by Hezz on Nov 12, 2011 1:38:32 GMT
I get themm headaches but cannot spell dehydration Can't spell "them" either, Barrie! ;D Things are worse than you thought!  |
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Post by kat on Nov 12, 2011 15:24:26 GMT
Hello, I'm adding to this, although I'm not really a wrinkly at 48, but on the previous forum I posted a catalogue of illnesses and accidents which qualified me for this thread The latest is my kidney problems - again! I had it 6 years ago and spent 11 days in hospital, having 2 operations, the 2nd to remove the kidney stone through my back. I then developed blood clots and was very poorly. Well, 3 weeks ago I felt that familiar horrendous pain, and ended up back in hospital on morphine and a drip. After a CT scan and checking my urine - which had blood in it - they discovered I have 3 stones in my right kidney this time. One is high up - we knew about this one and I've had 2 lithotripsy treatments on it which didn't work, but the other two have worked through the kidney to the bladder, which is what caused the excruciating pain. They kept me in overnight, then allowed me home with pain killers, in the hope that the stones will pass. I'm still getting the odd wave of pain, but nothing as bad as it was, and I don't know if the stones have gone yet. I have a hospital appointment on 5th December for another CT scan, and I guess they'll take things from there. It was this time of year 6 years ago that the left kidney had problems - weird! Kat x |
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Post by Hezz on Nov 13, 2011 0:49:01 GMT
So no "ping" in the pot yet, Kat? Sorry to hear, renal stones are excruciating! Worse for men though, I hear (or is it that they are wusses??? ). My hub had one about 10-12 years ago and the amount of morphine he was on should have knocked him out! Hope those wretched little urates have gone their merry way. Good luck! |
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Post by brian1 on Nov 13, 2011 13:54:45 GMT
So no "ping" in the pot yet, Kat? Sorry to hear, renal stones are excruciating! Worse for men though, I hear (or is it that they are wusses??? ). My hub had one about 10-12 years ago and the amount of morphine he was on should have knocked him out! Hope those wretched little urates have gone their merry way. Good luck! Not heard of that term, (wusses) Hezz,does it mean that we are, excitingly good looking with a body to die for......... ;D, thanks very much........... ;D |
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Post by Hezz on Nov 14, 2011 0:47:11 GMT
So no "ping" in the pot yet, Kat? Sorry to hear, renal stones are excruciating! Worse for men though, I hear (or is it that they are wusses??? ). My hub had one about 10-12 years ago and the amount of morphine he was on should have knocked him out! Hope those wretched little urates have gone their merry way. Good luck! Not heard of that term, (wusses) Hezz,does it mean that we are, excitingly good looking with a body to die for......... ;D, thanks very much........... ;D Not quite......Brian ;D. I even found a meaning on google : A weak or ineffectual person (often used as a general term of abuse). But we Aussies have a habit of insulting people we like. If we don't insult you, you know you haven't cut the mustard.  |
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Post by brian1 on Nov 14, 2011 12:01:10 GMT
So in actual fact even though we look pathetic, you look upon us as excitingly good looking, a Mr universe??? Would that be "cutting the mustard".......... ;D
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Post by stace on Nov 14, 2011 12:30:36 GMT
A wuss is like a sissy really.
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