JoceAndChris
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I've just read this - poor 'Marm! It sounds horrific. 
Hope all is better now? xxxxxx
Hope all is better now? xxxxxx
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mud and stud and having a go.
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Schoolmarm
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Yes it is all better now 8) thankyou.
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I don't know which type of stone I had so I don't know what to avoid.
At least I might recognise the symptoms earlier next time and can rush to A&E. :lol:
At least I might recognise the symptoms earlier next time and can rush to A&E. :lol:
Schoolmarm said:I don't know which type of stone I had so I don't know what to avoid.
At least I might recognise the symptoms earlier next time and can rush to A&E. :lol:
thats something, if the symptoms occur again (hope they dont) you know what to do
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In your part of the world, 'Marm, it was probably limestone. So I should avoid limes.Schoolmarm said:I don't know which type of stone I had so I don't know what to avoid.
Sorry - a lighthearted remark in very poor taste. I do hope you never experience the same thing again.
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:lol: :lol: :lol: