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And welcome to your compassionate new DWP that cannot do enough for the deserving......from the same people that bought you "The real Party of the NHS". No you can't have your PIP. Mr. Amazon & Mr. Starbucks & Mr. Google - have another cut in Corporation tax. Your Maj. - Have £370m re. Buck...

Ickihun - be careful. Tramadol can be very addictive. Stay safe.

I've just had some for lunch - yummy. If you get the chance, keep an eye open for 'em in Holland & Barrett - sometimes they are on the second item for a penny offer. That's when I stock up on them.

Yeah - carbs are good for you, fat is bad and there's no such thing as global warming. Jeez.

Can I come round for tea one day?

See Marstons "Resolution"....double fermented, 2g carbs per 250 ml.....hic.... (Doctor, Doctor - I've got a drink problem....I pass out before I've had enough!)

Make sure you only have about 3 or 4 strawberries though - I could happily eat a whole punnet if I wasn't so self-disciplined (!).....but after a time on LCHF, you will find your desire for sweet things should massively reduce, so 3 strawberries is actually enough.

Strangely, I don't find that to be true....I used to eat loads of bread, but on "D-Day" I stopped dead. Since had the Lidl rolls, but don't find myself compelled to eat them to excess - usually have 1 a week. I just find they make a very pleasant addition to my usual LCHF diet - very good with...

Yes I agree - they don't seem to know how important these things are to us.....maybe they could do with a bit of discrete advice? They could certainly market them in a more focused way - but they would have to make more to ensure that they didn't run out before I got there....:hungry:

Not uncommon. If it doesn't get any better, ask your GP for the slow-release version. And welcome, Tashaprince. Have a good look round the forum - many on here (including myself) have managed to remain drug-free by adopting the LCHF diet regime.

Anyway, what's the betting that Ian Beale will end up on "insulin" and have a couple of dramatic hypo-type episodes but he will just eat his weetabix and everything will be OK 2 weeks later. Just remembered about Tracy Barlow's 1994 kidney transplant - ain't science wonderful!

1. Corrie. 2. Crossroads - from beyond the grave - the original "wobbly wall" soap - it was about a motel in"Kings Oak" supposedly near Brum. For a laugh, Google "Miss Diane", "Benny" and "Meg Richardson". You'll never be the same again. PS - I forgot "David Hunter". "Benny" was the prototype...

My Mom suffered very badly with psoriasis - there's some really dramatic treatments available now, but I saw how she suffered with this. A terrible disease.

What makes you think they haven't? It's doable. And if it's doable, someone's dunnit. Dead cert.

Only if it's served in a Lidl protein roll - extra slaw on the side, please

My own favorite was Boon. Firemen, canal boats, motorbikes and Brummies. Reality in a nutshell. What was not to like? That was literally my life for 4 years - spookily close to home.

Strange you should say that- I just yearn for a simpler time,with no bloody silly subplots that never go anywhere - I mean Weatherfield a hotbed of cocaine dealing??? Do me a favour, it was more exciting when Norris underordered the Weatherfield Gazzette....and what was that business with...

https://keepournhspublicgmcr.com/2016/11/14/national-nhs-demonstration-4th-march-2017/ Be there if you care.....1200, Tavistock Square, London WC1 Russell Square tube station....don't let the Tories p*ss OUR NHS up against the wall They've got enough money to slash inheritance tax for the...

Yes, but what did it say? Was there a message? Was it just a "fatbasher"? Didn't see it so is it worth going to "catch-up"?

Unfortunately, zzzzzzzzzz. This will, no doubt, turn out to be yet another case where the protagonist contracts a serious disease/condition, the story line is milked and then is miraculously ignored...remember Mark Fowler with "TV AIDS", Jim Macdonald with his amazing self-healing broken back...