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denphone 11-12-2017 13:20

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Originally Posted by dilli-theclaw (Post 35928355)
When I had this done I had sedation and this can honestly say I don’t remember it at all!!!

When l had it sedation was sadly not a option dilli.

Stuart 11-12-2017 13:24

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Originally Posted by GrimUpNorth (Post 35927823)
We've been told plenty of things over the years. Maybe they'll get rid of the Pacers when the electrify the line but more likely they won't.




Still going strong and yes they're a bus body on a freight truck. Also the heating has 2 settings - on or off!!

Never been in one myself, but from what I have heard of the pacers, I think the phrase "Still going strong" should actually read "Still going". Probably with a question mark after..

It always seemed to me to be just a way of building trains on the cheap, which, TBH, I don't think is a good idea.

Osem 11-12-2017 18:15

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Originally Posted by weenie (Post 35928354)
Thank you Dave the trouble I'm having is horrid bitter taste in my mouth when I wake up, I'm experiencing choking and being sick when eating, heart burn and pains in my chest area.

On Friday I was sent to my local ENT department in where they put a tube thing up my nose and down my throat in where it came back that my throat is very narrow and has lots of inflammation, I suspect this is why my GP has requested sedation.

I must say I was shocked when my GP called me this morning as I did not expect her to get Friday's results so quickly.

Sorry to hear this weenie. :hugs:

Osem Jnr has recently had a gastroscopy for similar reasons and opted not to have the sedation. He couldn't eat for 6 hours beforehand but apart from that it wasn't too bad. He's going to see the consultant in a couple of days so we'll know more then. Sounds like you have the same issue... :shrug:

nashville 11-12-2017 18:51

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[QUOTE=weenie;35928340]LOL



This morning my GP said that she was going to arrange for me to have a upper GI endoscopy and she would be requesting sedation which I must say I'm glad that she is requesting sedation for me.

I have never had a upper GI scope but I would assume very little prep is needed for this, not like a colonoscopy in where you need to drink that awful laxative stuff called moviprep :sick:

You will be ok with this Weenie, I get one every two years and you are normally knocked out before the tube goes down , I dreaded my first one but I big deep breath and you don't remember I think, Good Luck

Tinky 12-12-2017 08:48

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Originally Posted by weenie (Post 35928350)

If you don't mind me asking Tinky have you ever had a upper GI scope and if so what was it like?

No weenie I haven't, and I hope to God I don't have to, I think they would have to knock me out, same for an MRI scan, I'm a wimp. :erm:

PS Mr T had one done, and no problem for him.:) PPS weenie I have no doubt you will be fine, and I truly hope the result will show nothing to worry about :hugs:

tweetiepooh 12-12-2017 08:59

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I've had a few but I need general anaesthesia as my gag reflex is very strong. I tried with sedation and local but still no good. I was quite relaxed and tried to swallow but no good.

I had acid reflux and this can cause the oesophagus lining to change and be more like the stomach and this is not a good thing. I now take Omeprazol (antacid) and am fine. I can't drink too many spirits as this causes issues but one or two every now and again is fine.

Fortunately my pacemaker wires prevent me having MRI. The last one I had was cardiac so had to be awake but you don't end up fully inside a tube for that but prior to that I needed a general. There are some MRI systems around that use a sort of doughnut and technology is getting faster too meaning you don't need to lay immobile for an extended period which is what really got me.

joglynne 12-12-2017 11:16

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Sorry I haven't been around much lately ...

I am sure you will do fine weenie. I always have sedation plus the throat spray, and it's a lot easier than a Colonoscopy.

As tweetiepooh says the newer doughnut MRI is great. My hospital has the latest one and it's a lot faster and, as a result, I can deal with the claustrophobia that the slower machine always triggered.

I have heard a rumour that sometime next year there maybe an upright one installed which I think you just sit in which will be better still.

nashville 12-12-2017 14:01

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Weenie you will be fine as long as you get the sedative,

weenie 12-12-2017 18:33

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Thanks nash and everyone who replied...

TheDaddy 13-12-2017 07:01

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Originally Posted by weenie (Post 35928565)
Thanks nash and everyone who replied...

Good luck with it :tu:

MalteseFalcon 15-12-2017 14:22

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Knowing friends are going through awful things at the moment and not being able to do anything at all to help them. Why does life have to be so cruel?

nashville 15-12-2017 14:32

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Bit of a moan developed a sore throat and a cold so lemsip for a day or two

Taf 15-12-2017 17:48

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I thought I had just missed the 10 past 3 bus home, but people waiting at the stop said it let a few people off, changed to "Setting down only", and buggered off.

Then the 20 to 4 bus didn't arrive.

Then the 10 past 4 bus turned up at half past 4!

Standing room only all the way home (40 minutes through backstreets).

Cardiff Bus' response to my email: "Situation beyond our control".

And during the long wait I also saw something I have never seen .... 8 buses "Out of Service", 7 buses "Setting Down Only" and 1 empty one marked "Merry Xmas!"

denphone 16-12-2017 05:24

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Originally Posted by MalteseFalcon (Post 35929010)
Knowing friends are going through awful things at the moment and not being able to do anything at all to help them. Why does life have to be so cruel?

Sadly life does not go in straight comfortable lines Mark as all you can do is be there for your friends.

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Originally Posted by nashville (Post 35929018)
Bit of a moan developed a sore throat and a cold so lemsip for a day or two

Hopefully it will disappear as quickly as it arrived nash.

raging bull 16-12-2017 08:48

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Anyone here having hearing problems?
Me I am now deaf as a post, having to rely on subtitles just to follow a TV program.
Just find it annoying that at times parts of a dialogue is missing, imagine it's like being told a joke but missing out on the punch line.
Seems BBC/ITV both use the same speech to dialogue program which misses out on part dialogues.

joglynne 16-12-2017 11:14

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Hi raging bull.

My husband is deaf, he wears 2 hearing aids which let him hear loud sounds but don't help at all with hearing what people say. He relies on lip reading and gets very frustrated when we are with people who mumble or don't face him, or on seeing the aids, talk to him as though he is simple.

As far as subtitles are concerned he finds them extremely frustrating and distracting as they rarely give an accurate reflection of what he knows is being said.

peanut 16-12-2017 11:40

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Originally Posted by joglynne (Post 35929140)
Hi raging bull.

My husband is deaf, he wears 2 hearing aids which let him hear loud sounds but don't help at all with hearing what people say. He relies on lip reading and gets very frustrated when we are with people who mumble or don't face him, or on seeing the aids, talk to him as though he is simple.

As far as subtitles are concerned he finds them extremely frustrating and distracting as they rarely give an accurate reflection of what he knows is being said.

I totally agree with everything you've said. I also wear 2 hearing aids which allows me to hear certain sounds. Even at the cinema( IMAX) the sound can be deafeningly loud but I still can't understand a word that is being said. I can not watch anything without subtitles nor watch anything that is live as the subtitles just don't seem to work and it gets too frustrating, so tend to wait for the repeats which will have the correct timed subtitles.

Even those that know me still don't accommodate and speak a bit louder which is also annoying. You get fed up asking people to repeat themselves to the point you just nod and say yeah all the time.

weenie 16-12-2017 12:48

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That must be very frustrating for everyone and I will be honest I have no experience of this, but what I did experience was not long before my Mother passed away and she was wheel chair bound people ignored her and spoke to either myself or my Dad.

On many occasions while taking my Mum for a short stroll, people often asked me how my Mum was doing this was despite my Mum being there right in front of them or if they did speak to my Mum they spoke to her as if she was a child, looking back this must have been very frustrating for my Mum.

My only regret now is I wish I had the nerve/guts at the time to tell them to speak to my Mum as I can only imagine the hurt this may have caused her.

If I ever find myself in this position like this again, I will ask them very discreetly to speak directly to the person. I know that I learned a lesson from this and I now make a conscious effort of speaking directly to the person in a wheel chair as who knows I may have been guilty of this action myself, although I do hope I didn't.

Osem 16-12-2017 15:09

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People who moan and tut whilst queueing at the till for ages then when it's their turn to pay spend the next 5 mins rooting around in their bag to find their purse... :rolleyes:

SnoopZ 16-12-2017 17:07

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Originally Posted by Osem (Post 35929165)
People who moan and tut whilst queueing at the till for ages then when it's their turn to pay spend the next 5 mins rooting around in their bag to find their purse... :rolleyes:

One of the reasons we never go to a till with a person on it anymore, we scan our own shopping as we walk around.

weenie 16-12-2017 19:02

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Originally Posted by SnoopZ (Post 35929169)
One of the reasons we never go to a till with a person on it anymore, we scan our own shopping as we walk around.

Yea I love this scan and go SnoopZ, it's so much easier and I much prefer it plus it's far quicker and easier...

Hom3r 16-12-2017 19:30

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Please tell my why Strictly is on for 2.5 poxy hours.

3 dances each which are 2 mins plus 3 mins of B.S. judge time make 1 hour. With 1.5 hours of padding.

MalteseFalcon 17-12-2017 09:43

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Because they have to make a spectacle out of it, I used to love watching it. This year, don't think I watched a single dance. Lost all interest in it.

denphone 17-12-2017 10:35

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Originally Posted by Hom3r (Post 35929180)
Please tell my why Strictly is on for 2.5 poxy hours.

3 dances each which are 2 mins plus 3 mins of B.S. judge time make 1 hour. With 1.5 hours of padding.

l depart and toddle off to the other room when that is on.:nono::nono:

dilli-theclaw 17-12-2017 12:49

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So much time in hospital I couldn’t even get a card for our wedding anniversary today :(

joglynne 17-12-2017 14:17

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Originally Posted by dilli-theclaw (Post 35929220)
So much time in hospital I couldn’t even get a card for our wedding anniversary today :(

It's still not too late.

https://tenor.com/view/happy-anniver...le-gif-8326941



Oh and a very happy Anniversary to you both.

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nashville 17-12-2017 14:33

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Originally Posted by Osem (Post 35929165)
People who moan and tut whilst queueing at the till for ages then when it's their turn to pay spend the next 5 mins rooting around in their bag to find their purse... :rolleyes:

I agree this really annoys me when they start looking for a purse and then look inside for a card to pay with and sometimes when a card does not work properly, No wonder we get. Frustrated ;)

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Originally Posted by joglynne (Post 35929227)

Happy Anniversary to you both from all of us, ;)

weenie 17-12-2017 17:33

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:romance: Happy Anniversary dilli & Natalie :romance:

I have been to the Apple store at the Braehead shopping center only to be told that my son's iPhone has water damage to say I was not pleased is an understatement, needless to say my hubby and youngest followed one very annoyed wife & Mum out the Apple store, in what can only be described with oh oh expression on their face.

I suppose this amused the tech guy, on the plus side I'm glad I made someone smile.

I asked my son have you used this in the bathroom, has this phone got wet at any time etc, is there any chance of water damage etc and of course he answered no Mum :rolleyes:

So today I wasted my time traveling to Glasgow very early may I add as we had a appointment with the apple tech genius bar at 09:35...

Then when I got home I bought out the contract and got my son a new contract as there is no point in paying for something that you can't use, and I got him a new phone with a new contract.

He got the Samsung J5 2017 as I have this phone, he did not have a choice on what phone he got, no I tell a lie I gave my little darling a choice and that was, Black or Gold or no phone.

ATM, my youngest thinks this is now his Christmas and for now I think I may just let him continue this thought progress but I will tell him later on that this is not the case :) I'm not that mean.

MalteseFalcon 18-12-2017 21:10

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Had my flu jab at last this morning, and then to top it off have to go tomorrow morning for some bloods. Ugh. In June, last time I had them done, I had 7 vials taken. Hope to God that it won't be as much tomorrow.

weenie 18-12-2017 21:41

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Originally Posted by MalteseFalcon (Post 35929414)
Had my flu jab at last this morning, and then to top it off have to go tomorrow morning for some bloods. Ugh. In June, last time I had them done, I had 7 vials taken. Hope to God that it won't be as much tomorrow.

:hugs:

1andrew1 18-12-2017 22:00

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Originally Posted by Osem (Post 35929165)
People who moan and tut whilst queueing at the till for ages then when it's their turn to pay spend the next 5 mins rooting around in their bag to find their purse... :rolleyes:

Totally agree, they act surprised like it's the first time they've had to pay for something! Think ahead peeps, it's not that hard!

raging bull 19-12-2017 13:24

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Report back MalteseFalcon if you feel like the brown stuff within 3-4days.
I had blood test at my GP on a Monday, same again Tuesday at my heart clinic then flue jab Wednesday.
4days later had mild flue like symptoms for about a week.
[This happened a couple of weeks ago.]

dilli-theclaw 19-12-2017 13:37

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A bloody Zimmer frame! My life! Still at least I can get round bettertter.

denphone 19-12-2017 14:25

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Originally Posted by dilli-theclaw (Post 35929501)
A bloody Zimmer frame! My life! Still at least I can get round bettertter.

l have several moving around aids dilli so join the club as the aids do help a lot compared to getting around before.

MalteseFalcon 19-12-2017 16:55

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Better than being in hospital though dilli!

Ugh, it took 30 minutes to do my blood test today. Because they wanted 8 vials. They got 5 out OK before I felt faint so they had to stop and let me have a drink before taking the rest. Bloody Dracula.

dilli-theclaw 19-12-2017 17:45

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Originally Posted by MalteseFalcon (Post 35929520)
Better than being in hospital though dilli!

Ugh, it took 30 minutes to do my blood test today. Because they wanted 8 vials. They got 5 out OK before I felt faint so they had to stop and let me have a drink before taking the rest. Bloody Dracula.

I really hate blood tests! That’s the single good thing about dialysis you can take blood straight out of the machine!

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Originally Posted by denphone (Post 35929509)
l have several moving around aids dilli so join the club as the aids do help a lot compared to getting around before.

It is very useful although I still need the wheelchair (decorated) ;)

weenie 20-12-2017 12:43

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This morning I got a phone call and I'm going into hospital tomorrow afternoon for my Endoscopy :Yikes: this was a cancellation and because of the short notice I've been given instructions over the phone. They said since I'm down as urgent it does not matter that I have not stopped taking my Omeprazole just don't take them today or tomorrow, nor does it matter that I have not had a pre assessment.

I'm pleased and shocked at the short notice tbh.

At least this way it's all done and dusted in time for Christmas and New Year, every cloud has a silver lining :)

denphone 20-12-2017 12:54

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Originally Posted by weenie (Post 35929611)
This morning I got a phone call and I'm going into hospital tomorrow afternoon for my Endoscopy :Yikes: this was a cancellation and because of the short notice I've been given instructions over the phone. They said since I'm down as urgent it does not matter that I have not stopped taking my Omeprazole just don't take them today or tomorrow, nor does it matter that I have not had a pre assessment.

I'm pleased and shocked at the short notice tbh.

At least this way it's all done and dusted in time for Christmas and New Year, every cloud has a silver lining :)

Good luck weenie as my thoughts are with you.

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Originally Posted by dilli-theclaw (Post 35929523)
It is very useful although I still need the wheelchair (decorated) ;)

Yes dilli you will have to give my some clues for decorating my wheelchair ;) as its a newer one as the old one did a good job but was a bit battered going here , there and everywhere.

weenie 20-12-2017 14:03

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Thanks den

TheDaddy 21-12-2017 08:34

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Originally Posted by weenie (Post 35929611)
This morning I got a phone call and I'm going into hospital tomorrow afternoon for my Endoscopy :Yikes: this was a cancellation and because of the short notice I've been given instructions over the phone. They said since I'm down as urgent it does not matter that I have not stopped taking my Omeprazole just don't take them today or tomorrow, nor does it matter that I have not had a pre assessment.

I'm pleased and shocked at the short notice tbh.

At least this way it's all done and dusted in time for Christmas and New Year, every cloud has a silver lining :)

Good luck, hope it goes well

denphone 21-12-2017 11:44

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Obstacle courses at the supermarket.

weenie 21-12-2017 18:29

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Today I have never experienced a more unpleasant procedure and to matters worse they could not carry it out due to my reaction and fear. My discharge form states sedation has no affect on patient :(

I felt the nurses were great but the guy doing it had no bed side manner at all thus making me worse, I felt he was extremely obnoxious and in general did not consider me the patient at all, in fact he only made it worse. I did ask if they could try again and give me more sedation in where he quickly replied NO.

This is my first bad experience and hope it's my last.

joglynne 21-12-2017 21:17

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That's terrible weenie.

There is no excuse for such an unfeeling approach, I would ask that you have someone else do the procedure next time and explain why. Do not let it slide, also ask if a different sedation could be used with maybe some form of pre-med that would help you relax before you even attended the hospital on the day of the your second visit.

Try to enjoy Christmas and put this horrible experience to one side. <<hugs>>

peanut 21-12-2017 21:57

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Originally Posted by weenie (Post 35929752)
Today I have never experienced a more unpleasant procedure and to matters worse they could not carry it out due to my reaction and fear. My discharge form states sedation has no affect on patient :(

I felt the nurses were great but the guy doing it had no bed side manner at all thus making me worse, I felt he was extremely obnoxious and in general did not consider me the patient at all, in fact he only made it worse. I did ask if they could try again and give me more sedation in where he quickly replied NO.

This is my first bad experience and hope it's my last.

Sorry to hear that. From what I know is that it varies from hospital to hospital and if they have recovery beds or not for that type of procedure as to when it comes to sedation. I know my hospital only gives you about 2 -5mg of Diazepam which will not sedate you enough so they don't need recovery rooms so most tend to go for the horrible spray.

If it weren't for the prep I'd take a colonoscopy over an gastroscopy every time but everyone is different. If you have a colonoscopy due any time soon you could ask for it to be done at the same time as then you'd be given the proper type of sedation which is what I had done for my first one. Or see your GP and ask for Diazepam yourself and take 10-15mg 20-30mins before you in.

I'm quite a nervous patient myself and I hate it when they don't take this into account. I remember once having a meeting with a surgeon about an op and I asked a simple question and he couldn't be bothered to answer it other than saying 'I wouldn't know till I have your bowels on the table next you to will I'. I didn't take the op after that.

denphone 22-12-2017 05:33

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Originally Posted by weenie (Post 35929752)
Today I have never experienced a more unpleasant procedure and to matters worse they could not carry it out due to my reaction and fear. My discharge form states sedation has no affect on patient :(

I felt the nurses were great but the guy doing it had no bed side manner at all thus making me worse, I felt he was extremely obnoxious and in general did not consider me the patient at all, in fact he only made it worse. I did ask if they could try again and give me more sedation in where he quickly replied NO.

This is my first bad experience and hope it's my last.

My thoughts are with you weenie :hugs: as l certainly cannot complain about any of the staff when l had the same procedure as my problems started when the gave me IV antibiotics and thus straight away l was sick several times and when they did do the procedure it was a very uncomfortable experience and not one l wish to repeat.

weenie 22-12-2017 11:42

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Thanks Jo, peanut and den.

Needless to say that I'm still very upset over this matter and I have been in touch with the Patient Affairs Manager at this hospital.

I explained that I was told I wouldn't remember anything about it but I remember the whole horrid experience.

I told her that in my opinion the full thing was a complete farce due to many factors with the first one being - in the procedure room it became apparent that I had not even signed a consent form and once this was noted I was expected to sign without even reading it as I never had my specs on, when I drew their attention to the fact that I could not read what I was signing they just said a consent form for sedation, the patients affair manager did say that this should not have happened the consent form should have been signed before entering the procedure room.

I did say that imo I should have either been offered more sedation or giving some time to calm myself down therefore being more relaxed and for them to try again.

The way I'm feeling at the moment hell will freeze over before I go for that procedure again, although hubby wants me to go again. I have made a appointment with my GP in January to discuss peanuts and Jo's advice about getting some pre-med and if not I'm afraid I will not be back for upper GI scope ever again.

dilli-theclaw 22-12-2017 16:01

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I’m sorry it didn’t work out :(

Hom3r 22-12-2017 16:41

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Get out of my local Sainburys car park was a joke, it took over 30 mins, because the one roundabout to access it has a road that goes to my town stations and 4 lanes try to go to it and to top it off theres 2 sets off traffic lights one just off the exit, the other half way down.

Taf 22-12-2017 16:51

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Originally Posted by denphone (Post 35929733)
Obstacle courses at the supermarket.

It's not other shoppers these days, but the delivery pickers with their huge trolleys.

denphone 22-12-2017 17:35

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Originally Posted by Taf (Post 35929820)
It's not other shoppers these days, but the delivery pickers with their huge trolleys.

We went in the supermarket early yesterday as l was in my wheelchair connected to the supermarket trolley and every isle we came to there must have been 3 or 4 delivery pickers and then on top of that there were stacks and stacks of Roll Containers with all the stock on it to go out on the shelves.

It was frankly unacceptable even for a normal able bodied person to try to navigate themselves around the aisles with everything in the way so you could imagine what it was like for us.

heero_yuy 22-12-2017 17:37

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Our Sainsbury's was heaving, massive queue to get in and out. Fortunately I was on foot.

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Originally Posted by Taf (Post 35929820)
It's not other shoppers these days, but the delivery pickers with their huge trolleys.

Don't forget those shoppers having a family reunions in the middle of the aisles and the lardy chicanes waddling about. Then there's the old'uns that forgot their glasses and stand a mile from the shelf to see what they want.

Then there's Mrs Twiddle purse who insists on paying the exact amount in loads of small coins.

TheDaddy 22-12-2017 17:56

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Originally Posted by weenie (Post 35929802)
Thanks Jo, peanut and den.

Needless to say that I'm still very upset over this matter and I have been in touch with the Patient Affairs Manager at this hospital.

I explained that I was told I wouldn't remember anything about it but I remember the whole horrid experience.

I told her that in my opinion the full thing was a complete farce due to many factors with the first one being - in the procedure room it became apparent that I had not even signed a consent form and once this was noted I was expected to sign without even reading it as I never had my specs on, when I drew their attention to the fact that I could not read what I was signing they just said a consent form for sedation, the patients affair manager did say that this should not have happened the consent form should have been signed before entering the procedure room.

I did say that imo I should have either been offered more sedation or giving some time to calm myself down therefore being more relaxed and for them to try again.

The way I'm feeling at the moment hell will freeze over before I go for that procedure again, although hubby wants me to go again. I have made a appointment with my GP in January to discuss peanuts and Jo's advice about getting some pre-med and if not I'm afraid I will not be back for upper GI scope ever again.

You'll find the strength to try again, every confidence in you

Hom3r 22-12-2017 19:33

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Originally Posted by heero_yuy (Post 35929822)
Our Sainsbury's was heaving, massive queue to get in and out. Fortunately I was on foot.



Don't forget those shoppers having a family reunions in the middle of the aisles and the lardy chicanes waddling about. Then there's the old'uns that forgot their glasses and stand a mile from the shelf to see what they want.

Then there's Mrs Twiddle purse who insists on paying the exact amount in loads of small coins.

Then those who park their trolley in front of the self and blcok it off, then those trolleys with fragile stuff at the bottom and spuds and beer on top.

Don't get me started on the mobililty scooter, that I would personally ban form inside every shop.

Osem 22-12-2017 20:59

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Originally Posted by weenie (Post 35929752)
Today I have never experienced a more unpleasant procedure and to matters worse they could not carry it out due to my reaction and fear. My discharge form states sedation has no affect on patient :(

I felt the nurses were great but the guy doing it had no bed side manner at all thus making me worse, I felt he was extremely obnoxious and in general did not consider me the patient at all, in fact he only made it worse. I did ask if they could try again and give me more sedation in where he quickly replied NO.

This is my first bad experience and hope it's my last.

So sorry to hear this weenie, you're right to be upset and complain but try not to let it ruin your Christmas. Hopefully you'll get a satisfactory result and possibly be able to have more sedation next time if you don't want to ignore the condition. Be strong and good luck getting it sorted. :hugs:

---------- Post added at 20:59 ---------- Previous post was at 20:33 ----------

My moan from our hugely over-expensive PFI funded hospital - modern oblong sinks in the toilets which are so narrow that it's impossible to get your hands fully under the taps/running water. Did anyone involved in the purchasing process actually try them out I wonder?... :rolleyes:

Maggy 25-12-2017 11:36

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:mad:I hope the SOB who managed to pass their obnoxious and fast accelerating head cold onto me some time in the last 24 hours gets a burnt Christmas dinner.After the last 6 months that I've had it's the last thing I needed today.:mad:

nashville 25-12-2017 14:38

Re: Moans and Pet Hates part 8
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by weenie (Post 35929752)
Today I have never experienced a more unpleasant procedure and to matters worse they could not carry it out due to my reaction and fear. My discharge form states sedation has no affect on patient :(

I felt the nurses were great but the guy doing it had no bed side manner at all thus making me worse, I felt he was extremely obnoxious and in general did not consider me the patient at all, in fact he only made it worse. I did ask if they could try again and give me more sedation in where he quickly replied NO.

This is my first bad experience and hope it's my last.

So sorry the sedative did not work Weenie, What a terrible experience for you and to put up with someone like that did not help, Take care,

Hom3r 26-12-2017 14:39

Re: Moans and Pet Hates part 8
 
Mandatorary adverts in the begining of a Blu-Ray film, and you cannot by-pass them.

So sit through 10 mins of trailers.

denphone 26-12-2017 15:39

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Hom3r (Post 35930053)
Mandatorary adverts in the begining of a Blu-Ray film, and you cannot by-pass them.

So sit through 10 mins of trailers.

You could always go out and do a cup of tea or perhaps have a wee dram of whisky during the trailers Hom3r.:)

MalteseFalcon 26-12-2017 16:29

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den said exactly what I was going to say, it's the perfect time for getting your snacks ready, and whatever else needs doing.

Hom3r 28-12-2017 12:18

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We had a bit of snow (which froze solid on my dad's car this.morning)

I took my niece up to Stansted as her girlfried was arriving from Glasgow, but she was stuck on the plane for nearly an hour, as it was to icey to de plane.

I was clock watching as the car park has 1 hour free upto 2 hours £1, then jumps to £23 :O

Luckily she got off.

Why did it take so poxy long.

I won't even go there as regard to the rip off parking fee's. I mean to drop off and collect from the front of the terminal building costs £3.60 for 10 minutes, after that it leaps to £50, pray you don't get caught in a exit queue.

There is a special scheme for a discount if you live within 10 miles, I'm just over that so don't qualify.

SnoopZ 28-12-2017 12:32

Re: Moans and Pet Hates part 8
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Hom3r (Post 35930181)
We had a bit of snow (which froze solid on my dad's car this.morning)

I took my niece up to Stansted as her girlfried was arriving from Glasgow, but she was stuck on the plane for nearly an hour, as it was to icey to de plane.

I was clock watching as the car park has 1 hour free upto 2 hours £1, then jumps to £23 :O

Luckily she got off.

Why did it take so poxy long.

I won't even go there as regard to the rip off parking fee's. I mean to drop off and collect from the front of the terminal building costs £3.60 for 10 minutes, after that it leaps to £50, pray you don't get caught in a exit queue.

There is a special scheme for a discount if you live within 10 miles, I'm just over that so don't qualify.

Best to go in short stay there unless you can be sure you wont be long.

Hom3r 28-12-2017 21:18

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The airport is a 30 min drive from my front door.

Usually we park in the mid stay car park go to the terminal then back to the car park within a hour, which will be free.

The short stay £3.60 for 1 hour.

Had we known she was going to be late we would have left later.

heero_yuy 29-12-2017 12:12

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An old skiing injury to my knee has flared up over the last two days. I can barely bend my leg and it's really painful to get up from sitting. Climbing the stairs is dot and carry one. I'm reluctant to take pain killers but last night I surrendered to a couple of ibuprofen to get to sleep.

It takes several days to settle down. I think these sort of injuries you never fully recover from.

nashville 29-12-2017 13:51

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Quote:

Originally Posted by heero_yuy (Post 35930277)
An old skiing injury to my knee has flared up over the last two days. I can barely bend my leg and it's really painful to get up from sitting. Climbing the stairs is dot and carry one. I'm reluctant to take pain killers but last night I surrendered to a couple of ibuprofen to get to sleep.

It takes several days to settle down. I think these sort of injuries you never fully recover from.

Hope the knee clears up soon for you,

heero_yuy 29-12-2017 14:11

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Quote:

Originally Posted by nashville (Post 35930284)
Hope the knee clears up soon for you,

Thanks nash. So do I, it hurts bigtime. I suppose the only good thing is it distracts from the small ache in my shoulder that comes and goes courtesy of a frozen shoulder injury a couple of years ago.

weenie 29-12-2017 14:25

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Quote:

Originally Posted by heero_yuy (Post 35930277)
An old skiing injury to my knee has flared up over the last two days. I can barely bend my leg and it's really painful to get up from sitting. Climbing the stairs is dot and carry one. I'm reluctant to take pain killers but last night I surrendered to a couple of ibuprofen to get to sleep.

It takes several days to settle down. I think these sort of injuries you never fully recover from.

Not good heero, hope your not in too much discomfort now :hugs:

heero_yuy 29-12-2017 14:35

Re: Moans and Pet Hates part 8
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by weenie (Post 35930288)
Not good heero, hope your not in too much discomfort now :hugs:

I weakened and took another single Ibuprofen tablet and that's eased it enough to be bearable.

weenie 29-12-2017 14:40

Re: Moans and Pet Hates part 8
 
As you say heero nothing you can really do, as a injury like this does not really heal 100% unfortunately. Have you tried hot and cold packs on your knee. The reason I'm asking is when hubby used to get knee injury's from his Taekwondo day's that is what he done along with Ibuprofen.

heero_yuy 29-12-2017 14:46

Re: Moans and Pet Hates part 8
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by weenie (Post 35930294)
As you say heero nothing you can really do, as a injury like this does not really heal 100% unfortunately. Have you tried hot and cold packs on your knee. The reason I'm asking is when hubby used to get knee injury's from his Taekwondo day's that is what he done along with Ibuprofen.

Thanks for the tip. :tu: It feels hot to the touch so I'll try cooling it a bit.

nashville 29-12-2017 14:53

Re: Moans and Pet Hates part 8
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by heero_yuy (Post 35930286)
Thanks nash. So do I, it hurts bigtime. I suppose the only good thing is it distracts from the small ache in my shoulder that comes and goes courtesy of a frozen shoulder injury a couple of years ago.

Not good then we another pain, Take care ;)

Tinky 30-12-2017 08:25

Re: Moans and Pet Hates part 8
 
With the high winds of late two of the polycarbonate sheets have been blown out of our greenhouse. I managed to get one back in and the next day another one blew out, going to be tricky getting it back in as it is in the roof. Anyone know how to get them to stay put? :rolleyes:

Osem 30-12-2017 10:20

Re: Moans and Pet Hates part 8
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Tinky (Post 35930356)
With the high winds of late two of the polycarbonate sheets have been blown out of our greenhouse. I managed to get one back in and the next day another one blew out, going to be tricky getting it back in as it is in the roof. Anyone know how to get them to stay put? :rolleyes:

You could try some silicone sealant which is flexible and UV resistant I suppose. A lot depends on the nature of the greenhouse and where it's sited but it's possible that making those panels more 'permanent' might cause more extensive wind damage to the rest of the structure so you'd need to think about that. Better to have to refit a couple of panels every so often than have the whole thing blow down... :shrug:

heero_yuy 30-12-2017 10:32

Re: Moans and Pet Hates part 8
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Tinky (Post 35930356)
With the high winds of late two of the polycarbonate sheets have been blown out of our greenhouse. I managed to get one back in and the next day another one blew out, going to be tricky getting it back in as it is in the roof. Anyone know how to get them to stay put? :rolleyes:

Make sure the frame is well anchored down. Any flexing could encourage the panels to pop out.

Tinky 30-12-2017 11:29

Re: Moans and Pet Hates part 8
 
Many thanks for that Osem and heero. I am happy that the frame is square and secured in place. I did put sealant round some of the panels as the greenhouse leaks like a sieve, and these panels do not appear to be affected, or just possibly luckily they were not.

Osem 31-12-2017 16:40

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Tinky (Post 35930382)
Many thanks for that Osem and heero. I am happy that the frame is square and secured in place. I did put sealant round some of the panels as the greenhouse leaks like a sieve, and these panels do not appear to be affected, or just possibly luckily they were not.

There's a lot to be said for 'sacrificial' panels in windy situations. If you secure everything too much you risk losing the lot when things get rough. ;)

Hom3r 01-01-2018 00:24

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Got kicked out of a pub on NYE as we had our 14 year old nephew with us despite the fact my sister contacted the before and they said it wouldn't be a problem.

But in fact the pub had a no children after 730 on NYE . It only became s issue when some vow complained when he played pool.

weenie 01-01-2018 14:07

Re: Moans and Pet Hates part 8
 
That was not good Hom3r at all, I think I would have been well annoyed especially if I had contacted the pub beforehand.

Hom3r 01-01-2018 15:24

Re: Moans and Pet Hates part 8
 
They didn't compain about taking £80 of our money on drinks though.

Mr K 02-01-2018 12:05

Re: Moans and Pet Hates part 8
 
People taking their decorations too early. Christmas isn't over till twelfth night (5th January) !

CF is equally guilty, see we're back to the boring blue theme.....

denphone 02-01-2018 12:28

Re: Moans and Pet Hates part 8
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Mr K (Post 35930696)
People taking their decorations too early. Christmas isn't over till twelfth night (5th January) !

You are quite Mr K for once.;)

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Twelve_Days_of_Christmas

papa smurf 02-01-2018 12:41

Re: Moans and Pet Hates part 8
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Mr K (Post 35930696)
People taking their decorations too early. Christmas isn't over till twelfth night (5th January) !

CF is equally guilty, see we're back to the boring blue theme.....

it's one of the big questions weather to remoan in the xmas spirit or to leave it and get on with 2018 , it's over in my house 52% of us had had enough .

Hom3r 03-01-2018 17:58

Re: Moans and Pet Hates part 8
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Mr K (Post 35930696)
People taking their decorations too early. Christmas isn't over till twelfth night (5th January) !

CF is equally guilty, see we're back to the boring blue theme.....

Some people take them down on Boxing day :O

heero_yuy 03-01-2018 18:05

Re: Moans and Pet Hates part 8
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Hom3r (Post 35930851)
Some people take them down on Boxing day :O

Most of the Chavs do here. But they just can't wait to get onto the next thing: Valentines day and then Easter. FGS my local Sainsbury's have hot cross buns on promotion. :rolleyes:

We will keep the tree up 'til Saturday.

BTW it's supposed to be unlucky not the keep the decorations up until twelfth night, but if you don't take them down then you're supposed to keep them up for the rest of the year.

nashville 03-01-2018 18:21

Re: Moans and Pet Hates part 8
 
I take mine down on Boxing Day,

Mr K 04-01-2018 21:49

Re: Moans and Pet Hates part 8
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by nashville (Post 35930855)
I take mine down on Boxing Day,

ohh err, get round to Rutherglen, Glasgow next boxing day ;)

My xmas lights still shine bright tonight, just as well cos its crap and dark outside..

Hugh 04-01-2018 21:51

Re: Moans and Pet Hates part 8
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Mr K (Post 35931054)
ohh err, get round to Rutherglen, Glasgow next boxing day ;)

My xmas lights still shine bright tonight, just as well cos its crap and dark outside..

But it’s always sunny in your heart and in your outlook... ;)

Mr K 04-01-2018 22:07

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Hugh (Post 35931055)
But it’s always sunny in your heart and in your outlook... ;)

Very true Hugh, very true ;)

Maggy 06-01-2018 09:12

Re: Moans and Pet Hates part 8
 
:mad:

People who throw their dog out into the garden in the pouring rain to bark all night...:mad:

Mr K 06-01-2018 11:52

Re: Moans and Pet Hates part 8
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Maggy J (Post 35931218)
:mad:

People who throw their dog out into the garden in the pouring rain to bark all night...:mad:

Which also sets off their security lights flashing all night !
Cat owners are the worst though, on account they take no responsibility for anything....

nashville 06-01-2018 14:46

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Dog Fowling in the street , disgusting

denphone 06-01-2018 14:53

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Mr K (Post 35931240)
Which also sets off their security lights flashing all night !
Cat owners are the worst though, on account they take no responsibility for anything....

Nothing like that reliable old stereotyping of yours l see Mr K...

papa smurf 06-01-2018 15:56

Re: Moans and Pet Hates part 8
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Mr K (Post 35931240)
Which also sets off their security lights flashing all night !
Cat owners are the worst though, on account they take no responsibility for anything....

cat's don't have owners they have staff .


Cat owners are generally not
responsible for the ‘normal’ behaviour
of cats because the law accepts that
cats tend to wander into other
properties and have instincts which,
for example, lead them to prey on
small birds. So cat owners should be
reassured that the simple fact of their
cat trespassing onto a neighbour’s
land would not make them responsible
if, for example, the cat kills a pigeon or
garden bird, urinates on plants or
flowers, or defecates in a neighbour’s
soil. These would be ‘normal’ cat
behaviours that would be expected
and, while some neighbours may have
strong feelings about the presence of
a cat in their garden, the law of
trespass and the general civil law
would make it unlikely that a claim
against a cat owner could be made for
these everyday occurrences.

Osem 06-01-2018 17:26

Re: Moans and Pet Hates part 8
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by papa smurf (Post 35930704)
it's one of the big questions weather to remoan in the xmas spirit or to leave it and get on with 2018 , it's over in my house 52% of us had had enough .

Yes but did they realise what they were voting for. Maybe you need another vote... three even... :D

papa smurf 06-01-2018 17:50

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Osem (Post 35931279)
Yes but did they realise what they were voting for. Maybe you need another vote... three even... :D

packed up and gone mate there's no Teresa the appeaser in my house ;)

Tinky 07-01-2018 07:01

Re: Moans and Pet Hates part 8
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Maggy J (Post 35931218)
:mad:

People who throw their dog out into the garden in the pouring rain to bark all night...:mad:

They should be reported to the RSPCA for cruelty. :mad:

People who pick up the dog poo then leave the bag! :mad:

TheDaddy 07-01-2018 08:10

Re: Moans and Pet Hates part 8
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by denphone (Post 35931264)
Nothing like that reliable old stereotyping of yours l see Mr K...

Its a pretty fair comment considering how many cat owners don't even bother to put a little bell on their collars to at least give the tweety birds a chance

MalteseFalcon 11-01-2018 01:32

Re: Moans and Pet Hates part 8
 
Changes being made for the sake of change. Why, when a system works perfectly well, do the management decide that it needs changing, and thus alienate a massive portion of their workforce? Some people just should never be allowed near senior management when they can't produce coherent and sensible ideas and plans.

Mr K 11-01-2018 16:29

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Quote:

Originally Posted by MalteseFalcon (Post 35931930)
Changes being made for the sake of change. Why, when a system works perfectly well, do the management decide that it needs changing, and thus alienate a massive portion of their workforce? Some people just should never be allowed near senior management when they can't produce coherent and sensible ideas and plans.

You're not being 'resistant to change' are you ?

There's courses for people like you (I know cos I've been sent on them... ;) )

TheDaddy 11-01-2018 16:45

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Quote:

Originally Posted by MalteseFalcon (Post 35931930)
Changes being made for the sake of change. Why, when a system works perfectly well, do the management decide that it needs changing, and thus alienate a massive portion of their workforce? Some people just should never be allowed near senior management when they can't produce coherent and sensible ideas and plans.

It's normally due to a new manager trying to make a mark early on or an old manager trying to justify his position within the organisation, neither type bode well for ordinary workers in my experience

richard s 11-01-2018 19:28

Re: Moans and Pet Hates part 8
 
**** bags who through their litter away all over the place.


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