United Thread - 2022/23

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KentBlue said:
What was the Davy Jones one?
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Rebekah Vardy’s lost WhatsApp messages referred to in the Colleen Rooney trial were suggested by m’learned counsel to lie in Davy Jones’s Locker.

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Rebekah Vardy agentâs phone is âin Davy Jonesâ lockerâ, court hears

Rebekah Vardy is suing fellow footballer’s wife Coleen Rooney for libel in a high-profile trial at the Royal Courts of Justice.
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“Mrs Rooney’s barrister David Sherborne said Caroline Watt was “filming the coastline” while on a boat trip in Scotland and dropped her phone, with Ms Watt “unable to retrieve it”.

Mr Sherborne said on Thursday it was a “shame” that messages between journalists – who had allegedly been leaked stories – and Ms Watt were “lying at the bottom of the sea in Davy Jones’ locker”.

Ms Vardy replied: “Who is Davy Jones?”

Not very nice from the barrister, but that’s what you get when you go to court.
 
Grassland Blue said:
My daughter, Kay, 37yo is going to be starting dialysis at home in the very near future, prior to a kidney transplant.
She is to all, intents and purposes, blind and can't walk.
How she copes is so brave and I feel so down that I can't do much to help.
Type 2 is terrible.
I have type 2 but I am not anywhere near as bad as my daughter is.
A group may be of some help, to share our experiences.
Life's a woman.
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Let me send my love to you and your daughter, to CrazyG and Dad'n'lad. I know exactly what you're going through. I also salute your courage, not just courage in facing up to kidney disease/failure but in using things you love like City (or hate, like the rags) to help you through. Life is a woman and it's not deserved is it?
I had 6% kidney function and did peritoneal dialysis at home, mobile peritoneal dialysis and ended up with haemodialysis 3 times a week at MRI. All told 6 years and in the end 12 false call ups for a transplant. Its harder than one thinks living on 600ml of fluid per day because you can't wee. I am one of the lucky ones who has had a transplant since Christmas Eve 2012 and my kidney function is around 33-36% which gives me a quality of life I couldn't have dreamed of 10 years ago. So there is hope. There are good medical advances.
I had difficulty accepting my luck when others are still waiting and still do. I say to myself that many people think I'm a nice guy so why not me? But there's no supranational. There are other times when I take the gift I've got for granted so I'm actually not that nice a guy at times.
Sorry for going off topic but to bring it back, have hated United ever since the age of 7 in 1971.
 
crazyg said:
And I thought I had it bad. Please send her my best wishes and hope that her transplant is a great success.
When you say Type 2,is that Diabetes type 2? I also have that, in addition to stage 5 renal failure, but at least I'm now, hopefully, going to improve with dialysis. Unfortunately, I'm not in the running for a transplant, so this is for life.

How are you and your family coping with it? I've found that, since my diagnosis, me and my girls are a lot closer to each other emotionally, which is a great source of comfort.
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Thank you for your good wishes.
Yes, type 2 diabetes is the cause of Kays' problems.
Medical science keeps evolving so your situation could improve.
An example would be growing artificial kidneys in a lab perhaps.

Our family bonds have grown stronger on the whole, but there are a couple of issues which need resolving.

Good luck and keep on keeping on!
 
Stiff Little Wingers said:
Let me send my love to you and your daughter, to CrazyG and Dad'n'lad. I know exactly what you're going through. I also salute your courage, not just courage in facing up to kidney disease/failure but in using things you love like City (or hate, like the rags) to help you through. Life is a woman and it's not deserved is it?
I had 6% kidney function and did peritoneal dialysis at home, mobile peritoneal dialysis and ended up with haemodialysis 3 times a week at MRI. All told 6 years and in the end 12 false call ups for a transplant. Its harder than one thinks living on 600ml of fluid per day because you can't wee. I am one of the lucky ones who has had a transplant since Christmas Eve 2012 and my kidney function is around 33-36% which gives me a quality of life I couldn't have dreamed of 10 years ago. So there is hope. There are good medical advances.
I had difficulty accepting my luck when others are still waiting and still do. I say to myself that many people think I'm a nice guy so why not me? But there's no supranational. There are other times when I take the gift I've got for granted so I'm actually not that nice a guy at times.
Sorry for going off topic but to bring it back, have hated United ever since the age of 7 in 1971.
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Let's not derail the thread.
The word SCUM comes to mind.
(In case no one mentioned it!)

;- )
 
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