it will only be anti-bios so no prodding as such. its a wisdom tooth that has partially come through which is the problem
advice please
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yes same one. problem is an emergency appt of 15 minutes just enough time to write a prescription for anti-bios. then if you need to have it taken out, its not an emergency and you have to find a dentist taking on and then wait on the list. so you are back onto emergency dentist some where down the line.
Dear @jennifer1967,
I hope you're okay today
MaNaAk
PS: The tooth that I had removed last year was a 'Covid' tooth
PPS: Jacky the tortoise has woken up!
I hope you're okay today
MaNaAk
PS: The tooth that I had removed last year was a 'Covid' tooth
PPS: Jacky the tortoise has woken up!
my husband went to the shed this morning for the first time with protection. he was really good and said right lets do this together so i stuck it on his underwear. he has been having accidents coming back from the shed and has needed changing. he has a spare in his bag. so why am i the one stressing, whether its the right thing, whether it is thick enough. soon see when he comes home how efficient they have been.
success!! he did have access to the toilet today in the church but he said it made him feel more confident and he seemed happier. not wet either.
my oldest son took my husband into town for a surprise for me for easter. he came back with 2 beatrix potter china book stops. i have a collection of peter rabbit and beatrix potter things and books. absolutely love them. he continues to surprise me on this adventure
You need some support and you should speak to your GP about getting some assistance and/or respite. It’s so tough on the loved ones living with someone with dementia. I feel for you - good luck
that was posted nearly 3 years ago now, date at top of post. since then, he has been on memantine for over 2 years which hass calmed him down and is pleasant to know now. i contacted the gp who referred to older people mental health to assess and prescribe. i had to shout long and loud, and safe guarding. but now he still has his moments but i can cope with it better especially with the help from the forum and its members.
Brilliant that you're doing it together, I know you both want it to work. Fingers crossed 🤞
i need a moan. neither of us can cut grass/hedge. my oldest son and grandson tend to do it. its been so wet that we are just looking to do first cut. he as decided he needs to sort is life out. he told me not to pay anyone and he will do it. i asked for recommendations for someone on facebook and next door. one reply and we arraned for im to come. i then bottled out of it as my anxiety levels were through the roof. wish id stuck to it now. sorry a bit long winded - he is still sorting his life out. i broke down in tears tonight just feeling really overwhelmed. i know its the most stupidest thing but it comes on the back of other worries. my sleep pattern is all over the place, my eating is all over the place which means my blood sugars are all over the place ditto insulin. he is still getting the care he needs but hes worried because he can see i am.
i seem to get overwhelmed so quick these days over the most trivial thing. there are no answers but trying to deal with everything on my own. roll on the shed!
i seem to get overwhelmed so quick these days over the most trivial thing. there are no answers but trying to deal with everything on my own. roll on the shed!
Moan away @jennifer1967 it's what we are here for. I was also overwhelmed yesterday, and shed a lot of tears, but then somehow today things seemed a little better. Hope that when your hubby starts back at the shed you begin to feel a little better. And eventually the weather will improve and the garden will get sorted. Sending you some virtual {{{{{{hugs}}}}}}
thank you, hugs always appreciated. its like one thing tips you over. tears seem to be a release, a safety valve. glad you feel better today.
I`d let the person who replied to your advert come and mow the lawn for you @jennifer1967 There`s no point waiting for family to sort their lives out, you want to sort yours out too.
It might not be too important for them but it is important to you and they need to realise it.
I know how uptight I get if I can`t get things done in the house and garden and I`m not a carer at the same time.
It might not be too important for them but it is important to you and they need to realise it.
I know how uptight I get if I can`t get things done in the house and garden and I`m not a carer at the same time.
