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Flucloxacillin - horrible taste! - Little man not impressed!!
Little man is on the above antibiotic for his infected eczema.. Pharmacist warned me it tastes awful but Hugo took the rotavirus vaccine so well thought he would be ok.. well he spits it out, screams and fights when I give it to him! :( I do it tiny bits at a time but he still gets upset and resists
Little man is on the above antibiotic for his infected eczema.. Pharmacist warned me it tastes awful but Hugo took the rotavirus vaccine so well thought he would be ok.. well he spits it out, screams and fights when I give it to him! :( I do it tiny bits at a time but he still gets upset and resists
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Pregnancy and Parenting Support
11 years ago
I have a brother who I am responsible for along with my mother. I am have just reached the point of wanting to explode with frustration.....
He has been an incredibly difficult child all his life and we have described him as 'like pushing a bus up a hill', being 'weird' and being 'a bit of a dope' (although he is very bright); because my family is full of eccentric and odd types we though nothing of it but now that he is taking his GCSE's
He has been an incredibly difficult child all his life and we have described him as 'like pushing a bus up a hill', being 'weird' and being 'a bit of a dope' (although he is very bright); because my family is full of eccentric and odd types we though nothing of it but now that he is taking his GCSE's
Monecor
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Autism Support
11 years ago
Pain back after lap :(
I had my lap 3 weeks ago and they lasered the endo away. They found a bit in the pouch of douglas. Yay, I thought, the pain will go. But I thought it was building up over the last few days and tonight it's quite bad. To be brutally honest, the pain is less.. scale of 2/3 compared to probably 7-8-10
I had my lap 3 weeks ago and they lasered the endo away. They found a bit in the pouch of douglas. Yay, I thought, the pain will go. But I thought it was building up over the last few days and tonight it's quite bad. To be brutally honest, the pain is less.. scale of 2/3 compared to probably 7-8-10
Infertile_endo
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Endometriosis UK
11 years ago
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Hi, is there any mums out there with autism??
Hi, i'm Terri, I have a Mild form of Autism. I'm a full time mum to 3 children, 2 girls and 1 boy. I was 3 years old when I was diagnosed. I still feel alone sometimes and i'm still not very good at a social interaction but im, better. I'm the women I am because of my mum, if it wasn't for her I probably
Hi, i'm Terri, I have a Mild form of Autism. I'm a full time mum to 3 children, 2 girls and 1 boy. I was 3 years old when I was diagnosed. I still feel alone sometimes and i'm still not very good at a social interaction but im, better. I'm the women I am because of my mum, if it wasn't for her I probably
Terribabylove
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Autism Support
11 years ago
Ever been (mis)diagnosed with aspergers autism?
I'm seeing a trainee neuropsychologist at Salford Royal and after having seen me a few times, subjecting me to a series of questionnaires and cognitive testing, has basically told me I'm aspergers autistic which I feel is especially due to my communicational and social difficulties. I was a normal person
I'm seeing a trainee neuropsychologist at Salford Royal and after having seen me a few times, subjecting me to a series of questionnaires and cognitive testing, has basically told me I'm aspergers autistic which I feel is especially due to my communicational and social difficulties. I was a normal person
AnthonyMs
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Headway
11 years ago
I have seen the Cardiologist.
I have seen the cardiologist, he has refered me to the John Radcliff and the Electro Physiologist iwth a view to a cardiac ablation. still not on warfin my score comes out at 1.2 so bordaline will see how the next appointment goes i dont doubt i will end up on warferin.
I have seen the cardiologist, he has refered me to the John Radcliff and the Electro Physiologist iwth a view to a cardiac ablation. still not on warfin my score comes out at 1.2 so bordaline will see how the next appointment goes i dont doubt i will end up on warferin.
Johnw
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AF Association
11 years ago
Stuck in the Middle !!!
Have been having alot of problems with my medication, so went to see my GP last week. I am currently on bisoprolol 2.5mg, clopidogrel 75mg and ramipril 5mg. I also take patoprazole 40mg. It has been very diificult to manage my heart rate, typically the resting rate is between 75 and 100. This I can put
Have been having alot of problems with my medication, so went to see my GP last week. I am currently on bisoprolol 2.5mg, clopidogrel 75mg and ramipril 5mg. I also take patoprazole 40mg. It has been very diificult to manage my heart rate, typically the resting rate is between 75 and 100. This I can put
giddytd1
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AF Association
11 years ago
Glad its not just me!
I've lived with my foster child for over 4 years and was relieved when I heard about FAS - I knew that was it! But yesterday I was feeling I'd let him down after seeing a paediatrician, who said 'it's not FAS because he's only got 1 of the facial features'. He said it might be ADHD and we could start
I've lived with my foster child for over 4 years and was relieved when I heard about FAS - I knew that was it! But yesterday I was feeling I'd let him down after seeing a paediatrician, who said 'it's not FAS because he's only got 1 of the facial features'. He said it might be ADHD and we could start
Gillybean2
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FASD Support
11 years ago
AT ROCK BOTTOM !!!!!!!!!!! need energy and painfree life urgently.............
Sorry to all to prattle on but having a really low low time since xmas........had this damn thing for years and had every treatment and med possible with no results.....gp about given up I think and made me self refer to CBT so we shall see how that works.....things are piling up that normally I would
Sorry to all to prattle on but having a really low low time since xmas........had this damn thing for years and had every treatment and med possible with no results.....gp about given up I think and made me self refer to CBT so we shall see how that works.....things are piling up that normally I would
lavenderheart
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Fibromyalgia Action UK
11 years ago
Can anyone help? I’m a 60-yr-old husband & father, living abroad, depressed, and running away from major problems at work & home.
In fact, my work problems are such that the business I am part-owner of may have to close. Things aren’t that good at home, either, and I am very worried about my depressive behaviour is affecting our two little girls, ages 8 and 4. This is hardly the first time that my life has gotten so out of
In fact, my work problems are such that the business I am part-owner of may have to close. Things aren’t that good at home, either, and I am very worried about my depressive behaviour is affecting our two little girls, ages 8 and 4. This is hardly the first time that my life has gotten so out of
RemainNeutral
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Mental Health Support
11 years ago
This might be worth a try if you have problems with your sight.
My neighbour was recently diagnosed with a serious eye condition that could leave her blind. She had limited vision so she's awaiting to see a specialist, as we all know the waiting lists can be lenthy. A friend of her's in Ireland recommended she tried LUTEIN from a well known health shop, we all
My neighbour was recently diagnosed with a serious eye condition that could leave her blind. She had limited vision so she's awaiting to see a specialist, as we all know the waiting lists can be lenthy. A friend of her's in Ireland recommended she tried LUTEIN from a well known health shop, we all
Jillymo
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Hughes Syndrome APS Forum
11 years ago
I am wondering about long term effects of Group B Strep
My son was born on April 4, 2013. He seemed totally normal and healthy. Within hours he was grunting, crying and wouldn't latch. He was evaluated and admitted to the NICU. The GBS culture grew positive in 8 hours (this is crazy to me because he is my 3rd child and every GBS test I received with each
My son was born on April 4, 2013. He seemed totally normal and healthy. Within hours he was grunting, crying and wouldn't latch. He was evaluated and admitted to the NICU. The GBS culture grew positive in 8 hours (this is crazy to me because he is my 3rd child and every GBS test I received with each
elizap123
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Group B Strep Support
11 years ago
Beyond Angry
Really not happy ATM, I have just had an email to say my mobile bill has been declined by bank. I was somewhat confused by this so checked online banking. DLA hasn't been paid this month, I rang them to be told it has been suspended while they make a decision on renewal. They haven't even contacted me
Really not happy ATM, I have just had an email to say my mobile bill has been declined by bank. I was somewhat confused by this so checked online banking. DLA hasn't been paid this month, I rang them to be told it has been suspended while they make a decision on renewal. They haven't even contacted me
Deb1701
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Fibromyalgia Action UK
11 years ago
Anyone Potty Train an Autistic Child?
So my 3yr old daughter has just recently got her formal diagnosis of Autism (opposite end of the spectrum to me with Aspergers) & so far potty training has gone completely out of the window. She sees her potty as a 'ride on toy' & our toilet as a 'water play basin'. As such we are still in nappies
So my 3yr old daughter has just recently got her formal diagnosis of Autism (opposite end of the spectrum to me with Aspergers) & so far potty training has gone completely out of the window. She sees her potty as a 'ride on toy' & our toilet as a 'water play basin'. As such we are still in nappies
Springsong
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Autism Support
11 years ago
Tourette's & The Dark Side Of The Moon
If asked to describe the moon to someone who had never seen it how would most people describe it? Its sits in the sky is mainly round and bright and depending what time of month it is I gets smaller and then grows again through the next month and you will only see some of the moon unless it’s a full
If asked to describe the moon to someone who had never seen it how would most people describe it? Its sits in the sky is mainly round and bright and depending what time of month it is I gets smaller and then grows again through the next month and you will only see some of the moon unless it’s a full
scorpiodog
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Tourettes Action
11 years ago
What are the main recognisable signs of a child with Asperger's or Autism? How can I get a diagnosis? Thank you.
ToniManifesto
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Autism Support
11 years ago
Just started psychotherapy...feeling a bit awkward...
Ok, after having been diagnosed with dysmythia last year I have just started weekly psychotherapy sessions which I'm having for a year. My therapist is lovely and I don't have a problem with her as such. But, I'm feeling a bit uncomfortable about the many awkward 'silences' during the sessions. When
Ok, after having been diagnosed with dysmythia last year I have just started weekly psychotherapy sessions which I'm having for a year. My therapist is lovely and I don't have a problem with her as such. But, I'm feeling a bit uncomfortable about the many awkward 'silences' during the sessions. When
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Mental Health Support
11 years ago
STUPID MAD##?????
I went to have my op on Tuesday guall bladder removed, well nurse came took all details told me to put gown on then she went away, so here comes the consultant sorry she said but your not having it done today this hospital as no faculties for overnight stays, you must be joking i said four men on this
I went to have my op on Tuesday guall bladder removed, well nurse came took all details told me to put gown on then she went away, so here comes the consultant sorry she said but your not having it done today this hospital as no faculties for overnight stays, you must be joking i said four men on this
bobajob
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Fibromyalgia Action UK
11 years ago
Flucloxacillin 500mg four times a day
Hi Everyone, Just a quick question typically I have got a skin infection that I have been told will be sorted with Flucloxacillin, they said they have not been known to cause problems in pregnant women, but me being me im still worried. Has anyone on here used them during pregnancy and had no problems
Hi Everyone, Just a quick question typically I have got a skin infection that I have been told will be sorted with Flucloxacillin, they said they have not been known to cause problems in pregnant women, but me being me im still worried. Has anyone on here used them during pregnancy and had no problems
Kazzacollie
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Pregnancy and Parenting Support
11 years ago
Spell Checkers
Hey all, Just found the site and have found some great info on here already. My question is this What spell checkers do you guys use to help with your dyslexia ? I was diagnosed with dyslexia when I was at uni. Since then I have worked in IT. Growing up the cooperate ladder more and more. Never
Hey all, Just found the site and have found some great info on here already. My question is this What spell checkers do you guys use to help with your dyslexia ? I was diagnosed with dyslexia when I was at uni. Since then I have worked in IT. Growing up the cooperate ladder more and more. Never
stuffedhaggis
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The Dyslexia Community
11 years ago
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