Originally Posted By davewasbaloo Thanks FoDD, he is much better. Sleep and meds seemed to help. Sounds like you had a great day.
Originally Posted By bloona hugs to Mikey, Sarah and Dave. I joined the meningitis trust when my aunty caught the terrible illness through a perforated eardrum. (it was the type that normally lives up the nose and in ears, but unless it has a port of entry, its wont effect people, they find people with fractured skulls can get it) She was in a terrible state, but luckily it didnt get to the point where septicemia set in. They said that once it gets to that stage its very, very serious. So they send me monthly newsletters saying how important it is to look out for earlier signs, such as stiff neck, cold hands and feet, sensitivity to bright light, often vomiting etc. My aunty said it felt like someone was tickling her brain, a deep itch she couldnt reach, and intene pain. She collapsed at home and was in hospital under sedation for three days, she was thrashing about hitting people trying to scratch the itch. When she came out of hospital she had problems walking for a few months, her legs felt weak, and her hearing was affected. But her husband said she was very lucky. Ok, I'll stop rambling now....sorry.
Originally Posted By Ursula We spent Easter at Descanso gardens. It is so lovely up there this time of year. The iris are starting to bloom and the roses are not far off. The tulips were so bright!
Originally Posted By disney pete we spent easter sunday in pub all medicines have not got rid of this awful bug ive had for a month or more now so i tried to kill it with booze (didnt work)also got to see my beloved football team battered my manchester united so not a great day but we diid get to have a farewell drink with cinders 24 and had fun eating some of her easter egg when she went to toilet Dave glad to hear mikey is on the mend,bloona e-mailed me some cool pics of them in the snow,hope evertyone else had a good easter.
