aquarius1984
Well-known member
Carl to be honest. . .
my whole body is falling to pieces! So that would not suprise me. On friday im due at the doctors for my chest xray results- to determine why i constantly have a chest infection and shortness of breath. My peak rate flow is poor. The doctor is convinced of asthma. Considerin i moaned of having to pay for a Blue inhaler on prescription i actually find it helps my chest. So maybe. My back of late is constantly in agony due to a problem that is like Sciatica but not. I forget exactly as one tends to switch off when the doctor starts talking of nerves and internal body parts. Im useless around stuff like that. That requires me keeping a stock of Diazepam in. Lethal stuff. When i take it, im out for days. I was going to physio to alleviate it but at £36 a go i cant afford the 2 sessions a week i need to keep it at bay. I face an 8 week long wait to get on the list with the Hospital physio books. Meanwhile im in pain. My job does not help but its a job and it pays. Well enough of my moaning i could be worse off. Goes off to find misplaced specs. . . How i managed this without em is beyond me lol.
my whole body is falling to pieces! So that would not suprise me. On friday im due at the doctors for my chest xray results- to determine why i constantly have a chest infection and shortness of breath. My peak rate flow is poor. The doctor is convinced of asthma. Considerin i moaned of having to pay for a Blue inhaler on prescription i actually find it helps my chest. So maybe. My back of late is constantly in agony due to a problem that is like Sciatica but not. I forget exactly as one tends to switch off when the doctor starts talking of nerves and internal body parts. Im useless around stuff like that. That requires me keeping a stock of Diazepam in. Lethal stuff. When i take it, im out for days. I was going to physio to alleviate it but at £36 a go i cant afford the 2 sessions a week i need to keep it at bay. I face an 8 week long wait to get on the list with the Hospital physio books. Meanwhile im in pain. My job does not help but its a job and it pays. Well enough of my moaning i could be worse off. Goes off to find misplaced specs. . . How i managed this without em is beyond me lol.
Without getting preachy, pain and suffering is a personal thing. It is affects you badly, it affects you badly.
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. 
