Absolutely same here - we used to have four chemists in our small High Street, one's gone and another one likely to disappear anytime soon. And even in bigger nearby towns chemist shops have closed down, which was unheard of just a few years ago.
My brother (in the States) is friends with chap, who gave up a career in finance to work at the old folks home, which is jolly decent of him. I hear of humungus turds in the lavatory which stretch all the way up the sides, almost touching the lid (no ****!)
which pants are these?Here you go Strato. My son in law swears by these, I buy them for him every Christmas. stepone.life
Step one...the website is as above
Ours won't let you come into the surgery for an appointment it's got to be online or ring up on the day. Trouble with online only a couple of doctors seem to be on the list and the least time is usually about 3 weeks away. If you opt for a phone appointment you may make it for 9.30 say but,as I found out,it could be any time between your appointment or midday.
Yet another thing that seems to be in a shambles in this country. Not good enough.
I never realised until recently that three weeks' wait for appointments seems to be becoming the 'norm', and I thank heavens our surgery is excellent. And then you get that bl%%dy patronising advert on the telly instructing you to 'see your GP if you are worried, don't leave it'. Yeah, right.
I had it for a while, I couldn't even get up off the floor.
It's dreadful Ive had it a couple of times but not lasting more than a few days and not severe.
Oh that is awful. Good that at least you have medication that controls it.
Vertigo is awful, I have a chronic condition and one of the symptoms it causes is vertigo, have had it for nearly 18 years.
3 weeks would be lovely here. I tried to make an appointment and was told they had nothing for 2 weeks. That's OK, I said, that'll do. But they don't make appointments further than 2 weeks in advance. So all you can do is ring at 8am to get an appointment that day, unless you're lucky and manage to grab one of the available bookable spots in the next 2 weeks. That isn't a lot of use if you start working out of town at 8am. Stay at home and hope that you get one of the same day appointments that are rarer than hen's teeth, or go to work and hope that if you manage to get an appointment it is late in the day so you don't have to take the rest of the day off. Fine if you don't work. Guess they hope that you'll either be better or dead after 2 weeks so it won't be an issue any more.
I have this! Started last week and now my son has it too. Dizziness has dackered off I had ended up not driving for a week. Now it's more bunged up nose, splitting headache and body aches. Oh the joy. Get well soon xxxx
There does seem to be something going round, or at least here in South-east there does. Lots of people suffering from nausea and 'flu-like symptoms. Make sure you drink plenty of liquids, don't risk dehydration. Here's wishing you better very soon.
It must be all over the place - as we are in North Lincs!There does seem to be something going round, or at least here in South-east there does. Lots of people suffering from nausea and 'flu-like symptoms. Make sure you drink plenty of liquids, don't risk dehydration. Here's wishing you better very soon.
It is so bad you can't do anything except vomit, and that is difficult if you can't move from lying on the floor.
