inchy14
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parenting
Take him to apologise by all means but posting it and speaking to him like that looks like bullying to me. Probably why the kid was a bit of a twat in the first place.
parenting
From January 29thThat might stop the scousers...
kid should have been brought up properly to not do it in the first place.
Buggered. If I walk more than, say, 25 yards, I carry a stick in case I start wobbling. If I turn quickly, all bets are off, and I can stumble quite easily. After the second amputation, I told the Diabetic Consultant that I should have taken his advice all those years go! Let's be honest, we're our own worst enemies in that respect.Serious question; how's your balance? Aren't the big toes important to a person's balance?
Bugger. My youngest daughter is phoning the doc tomorrow for some new inhalers!
I'm also now more worried today than I was yesterday.
In addition to my pacemaker, diabetes, and high blood pressure, I am 70 today!
I'm now very much a basket (or is that casket?) case.
Thank you.Happy birthday mate :-D
Buggered. If I walk more than, say, 25 yards,...If I turn quickly, all bets are off, and I can stumble quite easily.
Sorry to hear that fella. We all think we're untouchable, don't we? The truth is somewhat different. I apparently was at a higher risk of contracting diabetes due to my mother having it. Ah well. If I get another 20 years, I don't suppose I can complain.Buggered. If I walk more than, say, 25 yards, I carry a stick in case I start wobbling. If I turn quickly, all bets are off, and I can stumble quite easily. After the second amputation, I told the Diabetic Consultant that I should have taken his advice all those years go! Let's be honest, we're our own worst enemies in that respect.
No, he's called John Stones. ;-)You don’t have a lad called Eliaquim by any chance? Just asking. ;-)
I was diagnosed when I had my mild heart attack 23 years ago -so mild I was playing squash again 5 months later.Sorry to hear that fella. We all think we're untouchable, don't we? The truth is somewhat different. I apparently was at a higher risk of contracting diabetes due to my mother having it. Ah well. If I get another 20 years, I don't suppose I can complain.