28-07-2014, 07:09 PM
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I cannot be so definite with dates round that time,i have a yearly appointment for an Echo followed by a meeting with my heart consultant. I would love to say yes to either of them dates but if my appointment falls on either of them i would have to bail out of the meet .I will see if i can find out when my appointment is .28-07-2014, 07:13 PM
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Originally Posted by Eliza
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I cannot be so definite with dates round that time,i have a yearly appointment for an Echo followed by a meeting with my heart consultant. I would love to say yes to either of them dates but if my appointment falls on either of them i would have to bail out of the meet .I will see if i can find out when my appointment is .
29-07-2014, 10:20 PM
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Aaah has nobody popped into our little club all day?Sorry I've not been around - I've been trying to get the house a bit straight - instructing Tony how to do things. He's been run off his feet poor man! lol
In between times I've been lying with my leg elevated to reduce the swelling. The new plaster is rather tight & uncomfortable and only elevation will get the swelling down.
I hope all my club buddies are ok & have had a good day.
29-07-2014, 10:34 PM
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Hello everybodyNot popped in here today ... thread wasn't showing on my "new posts" page so didn't bother going searching for it.
Been to a school concert tonight ... my 11 year old grandson is going to "big school" in September so it was their final curtain call
A lot of work went into the production but at times I was wishing I had a fast forward button
Thank goodnesss the second half was more upbeat At least with the DVD of it that I have paid for (£20 
) it can be fast forwarded !!!! The DVD's not for me I must say ... just a keepsake for Jack 
Hope you are all well and that the swelling on your leg goes down soon Carol.
30-07-2014, 08:02 AM
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Originally Posted by carol
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Aaah has nobody popped into our little club all day?Sorry I've not been around - I've been trying to get the house a bit straight - instructing Tony how to do things. He's been run off his feet poor man! lol
In between times I've been lying with my leg elevated to reduce the swelling. The new plaster is rather tight & uncomfortable and only elevation will get the swelling down.
I hope all my club buddies are ok & have had a good day.
Carol darlin' - as it heals, it will begin to 'itch'. You need to have a knitting needle to hand to be able to poke down the plaster to relieve the itchiness.
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