Army Thread Monday 3 October

[Panno]

Army Thread Monday 3 October

Wasn't keen on the taste myself

[Recluse]

Army Thread Monday 3 October

Zenstyle;1186916 wrote: Oh, that sounds pretty bad Reccy.

Did you see the link I posted for you yesterday? The one Cindi sent to me...

Hiya zenners, tips and panno

No, sorry, that one slipped passed me zenners, but I've had a look at it now. Thanks!

[Panno]

Army Thread Monday 3 October

On to more important things ...whats for dinner ?

[Panno]

Army Thread Monday 3 October

Just checking flights Molly

How was the rest of your weekend, sounded bliss

[Panno]

Army Thread Monday 3 October

Awe Molly really feel for you, my eldest daughter was a frigging nightmare at 17 (well she became a nightmare at 14..it was like somebody switch a fecking lightbulb on inside her head!!) :l

[Panno]

Army Thread Monday 3 October

mollyka;1186943 wrote: Xpost Panser - where you flying to??

To your house for dinner, just thought you might need some extra mayhem :H

[Panno]

Army Thread Monday 3 October

Sorry Molly got a little distracted there......OMG a real hunk just gone to sign up in the gym..me thinks its time to make a plan to visit it sometime soon

Gosh you really are going through the rounds at the moment :l

[Panno]

Army Thread Monday 3 October

mollyka;1186952 wrote: I is WRECKED Zenners and only home five minutes
Speaking of showers (well we weren't - but we are now) we went to the hotel last night that we had the disaster in 'bout a month ago, and they upgraded us to a mindblowing suite sort of thing, and it had a jacuzzi bath ---- oh Jesus, I could live in that bath - it was FANTABULOUS --- only problem was, I thought it lacked some bubbles, so I threw in the shower gel - then the shampoo -- then cause I thought there weren't enuff bubbles, I threw in another shampoo FFS --- I'd say the bubbles are up to the ceiling now, pulled the plug out, turned off the jacuzzi, checked out - and ran

LMAO, oh Molly my bellies hurting I have a visual

[Panno]

Army Thread Monday 3 October

Zenstyle;1186957 wrote: LOL! Yep... I could see it too! Hopefully her brush or make up or anything wasn't under the bubbles and got left behind in the mad dash to exit stage left!

:H:H

Ok off to hit the road, am off home now, catch you later, big hugs Molly :l

[expat3]

Army Thread Monday 3 October

Zenstyle;1186968 wrote: Catch you later Panno... I'm off too, need to get a bug the size of a small airplane out of the garage before he dies (had a go around with him last night, trying to chase him out the door) and deal with the usual Monday morning yuckola...

Laterz... xxx

Not one of those Palmetto bugs (flying roaches) I hope????!:upset: I WOULD just lock up the garage until he was dead.:H
Just stopped home for two minutes to drop off my VERY HEAVY book bag before going to pick up my son from school. Then I get to carry home his VERY HEAVY book bag.
bacinabit xxx

[pingu1997]

Army Thread Monday 3 October

May be a long shot but does anyone on here have any experience of GBS (Guillane Barre Syndrone) either had it themselves or know someone who has?

Looking specifically at the long term residuals, after another meeting at the school about my 6 yr old who cannot keep any part of her still, who has problems writing and concentrating in general and who behaves like a mad thing for most of the day (she had it 4 years ago)

[Recluse]

Army Thread Monday 3 October

Blimey molly - sounds like you've got your hands full at the moment. Glad you had a nice weekend though.

Pingu - I've no experience whatsoever of GBS, but there seem to be a lot of support forums out there - just google Guillain Barre Syndrome forum. Apologies if that's stating the blooming obvious.

[pingu1997]

Army Thread Monday 3 October

yeah I've been on the website and facebook page and spoken to adults who have had it but I can't find much about residuals in kids. I've decided to book an appt to see my GP in the hope she can get us back in touch with the team in Oxford who do seem to have the best knowledge about it in this area.....

It was a horrible thing to watch though, a child of 20 months suddenly unable to stand or sit up and getting progressively worse by the day (until at day 5 they finally sent her to the Radcliffe and diagnosed and treated her)

[JackieClaire]

Army Thread Monday 3 October

Eveninks my darlinks,

Must have been a nightmare for you, Pingu. :l Hope the doc can put you on the right track.

[pingu1997]

Army Thread Monday 3 October

this is 4 years on, we went through all the trauma of the illness the horrible recovery years ago

now just left with a child who is constantly in trouble for not sitting still, poor concentration, poor motor skills and a vile temper, and the teacher asked me today to find out whether it's possible that they are somehow connected. I suspect the motor skills are but I am not sure about the rest....