Mundane News

[Levo-Lon]

As we get older, we're all martyrs to our feet

My feet hurt a lot when my B12 jab is close..been a lot better since ive gone from 10 weeks to 8 injections

 

[Levo-Lon]

Bike ride completed..11 miles ..very windy but warm.
i think a beer festival vist friday,meal out and 2 pints yesterday ,and maybe a touch of the wife's cold has taken its toll...ive got about as much go as an Englad footy team today..

 

[hopless500]

A reminder to self:

When one's cat is in a catnip frenzy and they lie there inviting a fluffy tum for rubbing... do not go there....

 

[Deleted member 1258]

Sat in the sandwich deli in Kinton with a scrambled egg on toast and a coffee, its been a slog into a stiff breeze so far

 

[mybike]

I do not feel well today, dozed off in the garden listening to a sermon since I thought it unfair to impose myself on others.

Grandchildren have left a number of items behind.

 

[Levo-Lon]

[QUOTE 4349550, member: 9609"]how can your feet hurt? i wouldn't of thought it possible to get problems with them, they are just like things at the end of your legs and have no real function.[/QUOTE]

if you dont suffer with pernicious anemia its hard to understand..
my feet and hands become painful when my level of B12 drops.
i can clench a very tight fist today..but i struggle when im running low..
it seems to cause fatigue and the joints feel sore.
Thers lots of other symptoms too..breathlessness..heart pounding confusion, and a lot more.
i seem to be getting the timing right now after chatting with the GP.
12 weeks down to 8..10 weeks was ok but 8 is far better.

very common for older people to need B12 injections, but mine is a result of auto imune condition ulcerative colitis, im very lucky to be pretty healthy as the condition can be debilitating to the point of bed ridden for some.

 

[EltonFrog]

Just back from a 10 mile run, I am now having tea and cake.

The fragrant MrsP has gone to Rome for three days with the MIL & SIL so I'm home alone.

 

[Katherine]

[QUOTE 4349470, member: 259"]Found out my wrist has been broken for nearly a month (A & E missed it the first time).

I have to see wrist surgeon on Wednesday and the worst case is I might have to get it rebroken.

So no cycling for a while. [/QUOTE]

That's bad luck. Hope they can reset it without too much difficulty.

 

[Katherine]

That was a mammoth day @SatNavSaysStraightOn. Hope you can rest for a few days!

 

[Katherine]

I've had one bike ride that included a stop for coffee and toast. I'm now sat in Monton waiting for the next one. I'm meeting 2 riders from Chorlton doing a rece for a ride towards Bolton for the August ride (the one that @potsy is coming on! I hope).

 

[Gravity Aided]

What good is a long weekend, if you have to shave on a Sunday morning?
(I have to read at mass this morning, as there will be no one there due to the holiday.)

 

[lutonloony]

What good is a long weekend, if you have to shave on a Sunday morning?
(I have to read at mass this morning, as there will be no one there due to the holiday.)

If there's no one there, not much point doing a reading

 

[lutonloony]

Hell hath no fury like a woman's corns

 

[mybike]

What good is a long weekend, if you have to shave on a Sunday morning?
(I have to read at mass this morning, as there will be no one there due to the holiday.)

Shave? Just don't.

 

[Illaveago]

I'm not very well! I've just discovered that I have managed to fit and do up 2 leather belts in the jeans that I am wearing.

I think I'll have a lie down.