Ligloo blog and apology.......

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#16 Post by **Kwackerz** » Fri Oct 14, 2011 3:26 pm

Everyone is fully welcome to post any kind of sh*te they want to on here. If it gets deleted you'll know it was overstepping the mark.. As yet there's been sod all deleted really, so you're obviously (all) not trying hard enough.

It is a bit shit innit, Diabetes and following it up with MS.. It's like having a lukewarm beer and following it up with a cheap Lidl whiskey chaser. I wouldnt wish that on anyone

If there's owt I can do to help then you know where I am, (even if it's to remind you that real porridgewogs drink Whisky and Tennants Super, not Wine and Vodka...

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BikerGran · #17 Post by **BikerGran** » Fri Oct 14, 2011 4:57 pm

Ligloo wouldn't be Ligloo if she didn't hit the voddy!

Not sure how good it is for diabetes but I guess it must make you feel good or you wouldn't do it!

Falcorob · #18 Post by **Falcorob** » Fri Oct 14, 2011 5:33 pm

I don't know you Ligloo so feel free to tell me to feck off but things could be worse. You could be short and fat (and old) like me. Now THAT I wouldn't wish on anybody.

snapdragon · #19 Post by **snapdragon** » Fri Oct 14, 2011 7:18 pm

blardy 'ell Ligs you don't do stuff by halves do ya?

sending good thoughts,

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hugs deleted - shows my ignorance of MS

ligloo · #20 Post by **ligloo** » Sat Oct 15, 2011 6:28 pm

Thanks everyone for your best wishes. Sam it was 12.30 not 1.30 am

unless I haven't changed the clock on here.... Yay my house clocks will be reading the correct time again soon, only been an hour out for 6 months lol.

Dale you're for it when we get out to Darwin, I'll feed you to the crocs!

Really, I shouldn't be whining, as I said a lot worse out there. Hardest thing to cope with is double vision and this so called MS Hug thing. It's like getting a bone crusher hug constantly for 3 or 4 days (was going to mention getting a hug from *insert name* but there's no one butch enough on here)

At least I have a legitimate reason for taking to my bed now and doing no housework

Aladinsaneuk · #21 Post by **Aladinsaneuk** » Sat Oct 15, 2011 7:30 pm

Get on the cannaboids

I was partly involved in the clinical trials

MartDude · #22 Post by **MartDude** » Sat Oct 15, 2011 7:36 pm

ligloo wrote:
Really, I shouldn't be whining, as I said a lot worse out there. Hardest thing to cope with is double vision and this so called MS Hug thing. It's like getting a bone crusher hug constantly for 3 or 4 days (was going to mention getting a hug from *insert name* but there's no one butch enough on here)

At least I have a legitimate reason for taking to my bed now and doing no housework

A good friend of mine here (ex-nurse, retired as a matron) has been living with MS for several years; she swears by a spliff for ameliorating her symptoms. Her condition hasn't stopped her from being a proper party animal, either.

Chin up, and best of luck, lass. And when you can't keep your chin up - this is a good place for sharing shite

HowardQ · #23 Post by **HowardQ** » Sun Oct 16, 2011 9:35 pm

Aladinsaneuk wrote:Get on the cannaboids

I was partly involved in the clinical trials

I gave a copper that excuse many years ago!
Didn't work for me either!

ligloo · #24 Post by **ligloo** » Mon Oct 17, 2011 12:08 am

hmmm not sure about the cannaboids or whatever you call them, smoked 'em once in me younger days, had what I believe you call a 'whitey' .... moosed out on a couple of drags and didnt have a neck heavy enough to support my head when mateys parents walked in.... not a good look and scarred me for life lol

D-Rider · #25 Post by **D-Rider** » Mon Oct 17, 2011 12:23 am

ligloo wrote:hmmm not sure about the cannaboids or whatever you call them

I think they're a bit like haemorrhoids - but the size of cannonballs

Aladinsaneuk · #26 Post by **Aladinsaneuk** » Mon Oct 17, 2011 10:36 am

lol

i used the correct medical term - yes a reefer would have a good effect, but i think most who self treat prefer cakes etc - though chocolate brownies may not be a good idea with diabetes....

http://www.mstrust.org.uk/information/p ... nnabis.jsp would be a very good place to start i think

Willopotomas · #27 Post by **Willopotomas** » Mon Oct 17, 2011 4:34 pm

Blimey.. Talk about a rough deal! My little cousin has just been diagnosed with type 1, she's 9.. It's going to be a long old road for her. I know a few people with type1 and they all deal with it in different ways. Some try to fight it and get hurt, others roll with it and do what they're supposed to. One of my mates say's all type1ers (as he called em) are on borrowed time and to live each day as full as you can. Coupled with the MS, I think his words bring on truer meaning. All the best for you n' yours for the future.