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geekybat wrote:

Laura wrote:

shoppingaddict wrote:

Laura wrote:Kitty cat's home :)she was really poorly

Oh good. Is she feeling better? x

Yeah she is eating and active so a little stay at the vet has done the job :)just gotta give her antibiotics

That's such great news! Yeah they can work their magic sometimes.

That should be entertaining. We had to give two of mine medication and no matter how hard we tried to hide it from one of the cats, she'd never eat it in her food. We fooled the other with tuna   

Webbox Lick-e-licks strongly recommended for all cat drug giving. Its goolike treat stuff in little tubes. Ours love it and I've not had anything hidden in it refused as yet.

HanSpan wrote:

geekybat wrote:

Laura wrote:

shoppingaddict wrote:

Laura wrote:Kitty cat's home :)she was really poorly

Oh good. Is she feeling better? x

Yeah she is eating and active so a little stay at the vet has done the job :)just gotta give her antibiotics

That's such great news! Yeah they can work their magic sometimes.

That should be entertaining. We had to give two of mine medication and no matter how hard we tried to hide it from one of the cats, she'd never eat it in her food. We fooled the other with tuna   

Webbox Lick-e-licks strongly recommended for all cat drug giving.  Its goolike treat stuff in little tubes.  Ours love it and I've not had anything hidden in it refused as yet.

Mine have a habbit of licking around the Lick-e-licks and sometimes uncovering the medicine but if I sneak it in chicken it gets wolfed down.

stationaryace wrote:

HanSpan wrote:

geekybat wrote:

Laura wrote:

shoppingaddict wrote:

Laura wrote:Kitty cat's home :)she was really poorly

Oh good. Is she feeling better? x

Yeah she is eating and active so a little stay at the vet has done the job :)just gotta give her antibiotics

That's such great news! Yeah they can work their magic sometimes.

That should be entertaining. We had to give two of mine medication and no matter how hard we tried to hide it from one of the cats, she'd never eat it in her food. We fooled the other with tuna   

Webbox Lick-e-licks strongly recommended for all cat drug giving.  Its goolike treat stuff in little tubes.  Ours love it and I've not had anything hidden in it refused as yet.

Mine have a habbit of licking around the Lick-e-licks and sometimes uncovering the medicine but if I sneak it in chicken it gets wolfed down.  

We're on liquid drugs at the moment so is mixed in and no way to avoid it. Pills get crushed and stirred in thoroughly too though. If I try to hide a pill in something solid they ususally just refuse it.
I had a great trick with our greedy dog. Squish a piece of cheese around a pill, then feed the dog several small bits of unadulterated cheese first and slip the one with the pill in between about number 4 and 5. She was sich a piggy she wolfed them down before realising, then gave me a most disgruntled look when she registered the after taste of the pilled one;)

That coming off anti depressant drugs suddenly gives you horrible withdrawal symptoms. I hope this dizziness fucks off soon.

Fed up of struggling to walk up stairs in a straight line.

Profriteroles. I have some in the fridge and I'm not going to be able to resist them for much longer!   

Babafette wrote:Profriteroles. I have some in the fridge and I'm not going to be able to resist them for much longer!   

I wouldn't have made it to the end of that sentence. I've eaten 2 big share bags of mini eggs today.   

I love Mini Eggs. I have two packs of those left in my cupboard too.   

The crunchy shells on mini eggs scare my teeth - I like Galaxy counters, all smooth and shiny and suckable!

shoppingaddict wrote:That coming off anti depressant drugs suddenly gives you horrible withdrawal symptoms. I hope this dizziness fucks off soon.

Fed up of struggling to walk up stairs in a straight line.

Err you're not supposed to come off them suddenly. Very slowly taper off is the way.

shoppingaddict wrote:

Babafette wrote:Profriteroles. I have some in the fridge and I'm not going to be able to resist them for much longer!   

I wouldn't have made it to the end of that sentence. I've eaten 2 big share bags of mini eggs today.   

I found a packet of baclava left over from my pre Christmas Lidl shop and ate half of them yesterday. I still feel a bit sicky this morning.

HanSpan wrote:

shoppingaddict wrote:That coming off anti depressant drugs suddenly gives you horrible withdrawal symptoms. I hope this dizziness fucks off soon.

Fed up of struggling to walk up stairs in a straight line.

Err you're not supposed to come off them suddenly.  Very slowly taper off is the way.  

Yeah but I had a stomach bug so they were being thrown up and not absorbed anyway.

Boyfriend bought me a huge toy unicorn

Laura wrote:Boyfriend bought me a huge toy unicorn

Cool. Photo please!    

Haha had to do it on my webcam, do excuse the slightly scary look on my face!

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shoppingaddict wrote:

HanSpan wrote:

shoppingaddict wrote:That coming off anti depressant drugs suddenly gives you horrible withdrawal symptoms. I hope this dizziness fucks off soon.

Fed up of struggling to walk up stairs in a straight line.

Err you're not supposed to come off them suddenly.  Very slowly taper off is the way.  

Yeah but I had a stomach bug so they were being thrown up and not absorbed anyway.

Yuk. Still think you should continue with a low - may half dose now you've presumably stopped hurling?

Love it!

Travel sick pills were recommended to me when I stopped my anti d's suddenly and couldn't cope with the dizziness and feeling like my brain was floating around like an ice cube in a glass in my head

That unicorn is awesome!   

Someone's parked over the end of my drive   


I need to go out in 5 minutes. If I have to go on the hunt for this person, I won't be held responsible for my actions.

I hope you managed to get out of your drive starry.

My skin is so itchy today and I have a rash all over my chin.   

I did. The woman was just returning to her car as I left the house.

I gave her some constructive feedback regarding her behaviour but she was less than receptive towards it so I warned her about the likely consequences of parking across my drive again.

What's caused the itch Baba?

starrystarry wrote:What's caused the itch Baba?

My skin is fussy at the best of times and doesn't like the cold or central heating, but I think the most likely candidate is the Elemis Gentle Rose Exfoliator I used on Friday night.   

That I was having a lovely evening and now it's all shit again.

Babafette wrote:

starrystarry wrote:What's caused the itch Baba?

My skin is fussy at the best of times and doesn't like the cold or central heating, but I think the most likely candidate is the Elemis Gentle Rose Exfoliator I used on Friday night.   

I have peculiar skin as well, especially on my hands. Never had a problem with Elemis stuff though. I love that exfoliator, it smells devine.

I have rosacea too which doesn't help.