aquarius1984
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of course Carl I really have no rights moaning about such matters. How are you feeling today?
YAY for one hour drying!
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No Need to Worry
Nick,
Of course you have a right tp complain – you’re only human.
Without getting preachy, pain and suffering is a personal thing. It is affects you badly, it affects you badly.
I have asthma, but it is under control. Had pneumonia once – phew! Are you taking a preventive inhaler (brown one) as well?
Will say more later.
Carl
Nick,
Of course you have a right tp complain – you’re only human.
Without getting preachy, pain and suffering is a personal thing. It is affects you badly, it affects you badly.I have asthma, but it is under control. Had pneumonia once – phew! Are you taking a preventive inhaler (brown one) as well?
Will say more later.
Carl
aquarius1984
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no brown inhaler ........ yet
thing that frightens me is that my Great Nan spent 20 years or more sucking on various inhalers just to live.
coughing up so much rubbish etc etc i dont want to spend my days like that.
but i dont know the facts about Asthma or any medical conditions for that matter, sometimes id rather just be ignorant to stuff.
what killed her was cigarettes. she quit in the late 70s after 50 years of suckin on the damn things. That effectively poisoned her lungs, she got asthma and by the time she quit it was too late.
ok so i dont smoke, cant stand those who do, and try my best to get my friends to stop.
If there are any UK members here that do smoke Please Stop I beg.
Breaks my heart to see anyone light up.
Lots of things break my heart but this is the Major one.
thing that frightens me is that my Great Nan spent 20 years or more sucking on various inhalers just to live.
coughing up so much rubbish etc etc i dont want to spend my days like that.
but i dont know the facts about Asthma or any medical conditions for that matter, sometimes id rather just be ignorant to stuff.
what killed her was cigarettes. she quit in the late 70s after 50 years of suckin on the damn things. That effectively poisoned her lungs, she got asthma and by the time she quit it was too late.
ok so i dont smoke, cant stand those who do, and try my best to get my friends to stop.
If there are any UK members here that do smoke Please Stop I beg.
Breaks my heart to see anyone light up.
Lots of things break my heart but this is the Major one.
aquarius1984
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now im being daft
but looks like i may need a box of kleenex........
but looks like i may need a box of kleenex........
No need to worry about inhalers, Nick
Nick,
Honestly, mate, you won’t end up worse taking inhalers. They really will make you feel so much better. I have been on them for years, and I only take a few puffs of the brown one (brand name: Becotide) a day. They are a preventative – you wouldn’t know that I have asthma. And, to make it clear, my inhalers have not ‘given’ me ME or anything – inhalers are very, very safe and very, very rarely cause side-effects like tiredness.
Remember that it’s not the inhalers that make you worse – it’s the damage done by other factors, like smoking. :-( I really miss my Nan, who died in 2000 of lung cancer, which was caused by smoking. She was like a second Mum to me.
In fact, when down the town at about age 9, someone stopped us in the street and asked my Nan, “What would your son like?” She was so pleased!
She did look young for her age – she was 72 when she died – and nice thing is that she never got ‘old’, if you see what I mean. She even knew how to siphon the water out of her Zanussi when it stopped and needed servicing. The Zanussi engineer was so impressed and really pleased because it had saved him so much time and effort! Sounds a bit silly, but I probably like Zanussis because I always remember the ones she had – very quiet, excellent value, smooth machines that never have any trouble. I picked her last one, which was a Zanussi Jetsystem from the early 1990s. I cannot remember the model number – sorry. It outlived her and went to one of my cousins with her two children, so it went somewhere good. I had Nan’s Kenwood Chef mixer instead – love ’em. – which she had serviced before she died. It’s as good as new.
Nick, I am around on MSN right now (and most nights) if you have access right now. My MSN name is in my profile – it’s my e-mail address. If you have trouble, ask Jon, Nick or Darren for it. I will have a word with you about asthma, etc., if you like to put your mind at rest.
Regards,
Carl
Nick,
Honestly, mate, you won’t end up worse taking inhalers. They really will make you feel so much better. I have been on them for years, and I only take a few puffs of the brown one (brand name: Becotide) a day. They are a preventative – you wouldn’t know that I have asthma. And, to make it clear, my inhalers have not ‘given’ me ME or anything – inhalers are very, very safe and very, very rarely cause side-effects like tiredness.
Remember that it’s not the inhalers that make you worse – it’s the damage done by other factors, like smoking. :-( I really miss my Nan, who died in 2000 of lung cancer, which was caused by smoking. She was like a second Mum to me.
In fact, when down the town at about age 9, someone stopped us in the street and asked my Nan, “What would your son like?” She was so pleased!
She did look young for her age – she was 72 when she died – and nice thing is that she never got ‘old’, if you see what I mean. She even knew how to siphon the water out of her Zanussi when it stopped and needed servicing. The Zanussi engineer was so impressed and really pleased because it had saved him so much time and effort! Sounds a bit silly, but I probably like Zanussis because I always remember the ones she had – very quiet, excellent value, smooth machines that never have any trouble. I picked her last one, which was a Zanussi Jetsystem from the early 1990s. I cannot remember the model number – sorry. It outlived her and went to one of my cousins with her two children, so it went somewhere good. I had Nan’s Kenwood Chef mixer instead – love ’em. – which she had serviced before she died. It’s as good as new. Nick, I am around on MSN right now (and most nights) if you have access right now. My MSN name is in my profile – it’s my e-mail address. If you have trouble, ask Jon, Nick or Darren for it. I will have a word with you about asthma, etc., if you like to put your mind at rest.
Regards,
Carl
aquarius1984
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cant get bloody msn to work ffs
LOL. I tried and tried to set it up. But it really does not want to let me download whatever it is. Stupid grr!
LOL. I tried and tried to set it up. But it really does not want to let me download whatever it is. Stupid grr!
aquarius1984
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Kenwood Chefs
No way! I have my paternal Nanas which is about 25 years old. Its in storage like most of my things but i cant wait to use it at christmas. Nothin like that planetary mixing action! Lol. I have 3 K beaters just for luck.
No way! I have my paternal Nanas which is about 25 years old. Its in storage like most of my things but i cant wait to use it at christmas. Nothin like that planetary mixing action! Lol. I have 3 K beaters just for luck.
I do prefer the original Microsoft program (MSN/Windows Live Messenger), but Trillian might be able to get you going.
However, I do not think it stores your contacts, so you will have to re-enter them manuall if you switch to MSN/Windows Live Messenger.
Actually, Nick, try the link below first. Click on Windows Live Messenger (on the left). Do not worry that it is in beta (being tested). I have had it for ages with no problems.
http://get.live.com/
However, I do not think it stores your contacts, so you will have to re-enter them manuall if you switch to MSN/Windows Live Messenger.
Actually, Nick, try the link below first. Click on Windows Live Messenger (on the left). Do not worry that it is in beta (being tested). I have had it for ages with no problems.
http://get.live.com/
Kenwood Chefs
My Nan’s is about as old as me, if not a little older (late 70s/early 80s).
Brilliant machine. Ours is in storage but comes out when needed because we’re running out of room in cupboards, but I know a fair bit about them (although not as much as I do washers! LOL).
After Nan died, I cleaned it up. But guess what… not a single bit of dirt or anything came off – it was *perfect*!
My Nan’s is about as old as me, if not a little older (late 70s/early 80s).
Brilliant machine.
Ours is in storage but comes out when needed because we’re running out of room in cupboards, but I know a fair bit about them (although not as much as I do washers! LOL).After Nan died, I cleaned it up. But guess what… not a single bit of dirt or anything came off – it was *perfect*!
aquarius1984
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gets out of bed. Goes downstairs. Flicks on pc. Waits for pc and pours large glass of red wine. Looks like a late night. LOL.
aquarius1984
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right im on the PC
the link you posted is where i started earlier. i click on windows live messenger hey?
the link you posted is where i started earlier. i click on windows live messenger hey?
aquarius1984
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right it says file download. do i run or save it? to save it took me the best part of 1 hour earlier and didnt do sweet fanny adams.
aquarius1984
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nothing. just reset the pooter as it asked me to after it went to "fix msn settings" nothing. now im getting mad.
