PenguinMum
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- Type of diabetes
- Type 2
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- Diet only
Ha if you want any dancers thats my style lol.Absolutely! I wonder whatever happened to our virtual ensemble -- I think it was up to a quartet or quintet last I "heard" ...
Ah so difficult for all of you re Cat but especially your daughter. If Cat is fretting that much in the flat and is of a nervous disposition then like you say some difficult decisions for her welfare must be made. Heartbreaking.Thank you, you’ve reiterated the advice the vet gave too, about adding water to his food.
I did think about you yesterday as my daughter was in a terrible state having finally found the courage to give her cat ( called Cat) up for adoption. She’s had her nearly 10yrs and has been her closest pal and confidant all through adolescence and relationship break ups - they have a very special bond. However the flat she’s living in now ( in which pets aren’t actually allowed but she pleaded with the Landlord) just isn’t a good place for Cat - it’s on a main road so she’s frightened to let her out and it’s not very big. She’s been trying everything for the past year - those plug in Feliway things, making a hidden cosy nest. They’ve looked and looked for other flats too but can’t afford anything with a garden. Cat is getting more and more poorly, her skin is flaking and scabby and she’s just miserable. If it weren’t for Dennis we’d have her here but she is very very nervous and doesn’t like dogs, or many people. It’s so hard and it’s breaking my daughter’s heart but she’s said, and we all agree, that she has to put Cat’s well-being before her own feelings. We are hoping she will find a kind lady to care for her.
I did think of sending you a PM but now Plumpy has happily come back into your life I know it wouldn’t work.
Love the guy busting his moves!!!Absolutely! I wonder whatever happened to our virtual ensemble -- I think it was up to a quartet or quintet last I "heard" ...
Ah so difficult for all of you re Cat but especially your daughter. If Cat is fretting that much in the flat and is of a nervous disposition then like you say some difficult decisions for her welfare must be made. Heartbreaking.
Dennis looks gorgeous and seems to be recovering well. The water bowl is an odd one but maybe treat everytime he uses it? Dont know about dogs though.
Good on you Deb...just tell them all the LC meals you can do with the humble egg5.2
I'm helping on a stall in Conwy next weekend. To help public health collaboration. With a low carb advocate (Dr Joanne McCormack).
http://www.showmewales.co.uk/thedms.aspx?dms=3&feature=1020&venue=1035166
I've just asked what it is we are selling. The reply had me in hysterics. Anyone that knows me knows I can barely find the kitchen never mind cook. KISS keep it simple stupid for me.
So this is what I will be doing:
'What’s the stall about, it’s about buying real food - from other stalls- and cooking with it with the help of books and info from our stall. We have been given cookery books that can be sold in aid of the Public Health Collaboration. Some are from the Harcombe Diet company. Others are by David Unwin & the Caldesis. There are also books by the X-pert programme for diabetes'
Poor Dr McCormack really doesnt know what she has got herself roped into. Who knows, by the end if the day I might just be able to cook!! Miracles do happen.
Thank you much better this evening....looks a fright and feels sore but tons better than yesterday.That’s a thought! Treat when he’s had a drink! Good idea thank you I’ll try it. It’s so odd.
Thanks for the understanding comments re Cat too.
How are you today? Haven’t looked back on the thread yet but I hope your eyes are ok now?
I swear that's the man I encountered in Kentish town in the early hours this morning...the one right on the end!Ha if you want any dancers thats my style lol.
Good on you Deb...just tell them all the LC meals you can do with the humble egg
5.2
I'm helping on a stall in Conwy next weekend. To help public health collaboration. With a low carb advocate (Dr Joanne McCormack).
http://www.showmewales.co.uk/thedms.aspx?dms=3&feature=1020&venue=1035166
I've just asked what it is we are selling. The reply had me in hysterics. Anyone that knows me knows I can barely find the kitchen never mind cook. KISS keep it simple stupid for me.
So this is what I will be doing:
'What’s the stall about, it’s about buying real food - from other stalls- and cooking with it with the help of books and info from our stall. We have been given cookery books that can be sold in aid of the Public Health Collaboration. Some are from the Harcombe Diet company. Others are by David Unwin & the Caldesis. There are also books by the X-pert programme for diabetes'
Poor Dr McCormack really doesnt know what she has got herself roped into. Who knows, by the end if the day I might just be able to cook!! Miracles do happen.
Fridge to face in 5 minutes! I'm coming out of my shell, well.the eggs will be!!!Good on you Deb...just tell them all the LC meals you can do with the humble egg
I can almost hear it!Can we make it a trio, Banjo, Mandolin, bass recorder?
Have to say the humongous cars fit in well with fenland and breckland natives transport. Can't see how one could move safely around some of these parts in winter without a very sturdy 4 x 4.
I can play a bass guitar, but not at the same time as a banjo, I'm a man, can't multitaskI could not find a bass recorder either but if I can manage on the drums after all these years I bet you could take over on string bass.
I gave an optimistic because we used to call them "Bonnet Ups" mainly because whenever they stopped owners would open the bonnet to look at the engine, we used to think they were checking all the bits were still thereI'm glad they fit in well. And I know I am a hypocrite about the big Escalades and Explorers and Humvees, because my own lifetime dream transport is this:
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