Stone56
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You would love it here then no People you have to argue with yourself but you always win
"Schweppes"???Adams bitter and schwepps goes down a treat with fish and chips at the beach.
Which one? Ginger beer? Tonic? Melon?
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WhiskyLassie
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Where is it you stay?You would love it here then no People you have to argue with yourself but you always win
WhiskyLassie
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I personally choose the lemonade however the best drink is the one you like to drink and how you want to drink it."Schweppes"???
Which one? Ginger beer? Tonic? Melon?
Your Coca-Cola UK
Delicately balanced, sparkling mixers with brilliant bubbles from Schweppes. Feel the fabulous fizz. Perfect for any occasion.
Only asking cos in some countries "Schweppes" is synonymouse with "Tonic". Imagine that wiv yer beer!!I personally choose the lemonade however the best drink is the one you like to drink and how you want to drink it.
WhiskyLassie
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Tonic is foulOnly asking cos in some countries "Schweppes" is synonymouse with "Tonic". Imagine that wiv yer beer!!
WhiskyLassie
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Apart from tonic pure honkin
Warm tonic, tis yuk, only good for cleaning rust off.
Tonic on ice and lemon, with or without gin.
Nectar of the gods!!!
No I don't unnerstand it eeeva!
WhiskyLassie
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Well more tonic for youWarm tonic, tis yuk, only good for cleaning rust off.
Tonic on ice and lemon, with or without gin.
Nectar of the gods!!!
No I don't unnerstand it eeeva!
Hippo
Lord Hippo
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Stone56
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WhiskyLassie
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Perfect
Stone56
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When I got the call from the Drs to say "The CAT scan says no Cancer but you do have emphysema." I was a bit surprised, as I a don't (AFAIK) yet have any symptoms, I'm not short of breath, I don't wheeze or gasp etc.
So I bought a Peak Flow Meter the same as Asthmatics, Bronchitis and COPD sufferers use to record/manage their condition.
Why? Because if you tell me I have an ailment I would really like to know the scale of the darned thing, that's why.
I have been using it to check how much puff this old fella' can muster and TBH while it does vary by time of day (as I would expect) I am actually consistently getting results that are for people 10 years younger than me.
I think it has all been a "tick-box" for the NHS program that does the scans to justify its existence as a program.
Don't get me wrong I am glad they offered me a free scan (like a lung-health MOT). But it also caused me to worry a bit about what seems to be nothing.
So I bought a Peak Flow Meter the same as Asthmatics, Bronchitis and COPD sufferers use to record/manage their condition.
Why? Because if you tell me I have an ailment I would really like to know the scale of the darned thing, that's why.
I have been using it to check how much puff this old fella' can muster and TBH while it does vary by time of day (as I would expect) I am actually consistently getting results that are for people 10 years younger than me.
I think it has all been a "tick-box" for the NHS program that does the scans to justify its existence as a program.
Don't get me wrong I am glad they offered me a free scan (like a lung-health MOT). But it also caused me to worry a bit about what seems to be nothing.
Happy for you!When I got the call from the Drs to say "The CAT scan says no Cancer but you do have emphysema." I was a bit surprised, as I a don't (AFAIK) yet have any symptoms, I'm not short of breath, I don't wheeze or gasp etc.
So I bought a Peak Flow Meter the same as Asthmatics, Bronchitis and COPD sufferers use to record/manage their condition.
Why? Because if you tell me I have an ailment I would really like to know the scale of the darned thing, that's why.
I have been using it to check how much puff this old fella' can muster and TBH while it does vary by time of day (as I would expect) I am actually consistently getting results that are for people 10 years younger than me.
I think it has all been a "tick-box" for the NHS program that does the scans to justify its existence as a program.
Don't get me wrong I am glad they offered me a free scan (like a lung-health MOT). But it also caused me to worry a bit about what seems to be nothing.
After I breathed in too much concrete dust of a strange kind I was diagnosed with asthma and given one of those. I was supposed to monitor myself.
Gave up after a while although I do have inhalers I very rarely use them, which is prolly wrong but hey....that's me!
Anyway got called in for a check up not that long back, blew the thing out of the park. So that was good.
But occasionally I get a tight chest mostly when laughing or coughing.
It is what it is.
So I hope you get to the bottom of it.
Best of luck mate!
They need to do this lot to be sure.When I got the call from the Drs to say "The CAT scan says no Cancer but you do have emphysema." I was a bit surprised, as I a don't (AFAIK) yet have any symptoms, I'm not short of breath, I don't wheeze or gasp etc.
So I bought a Peak Flow Meter the same as Asthmatics, Bronchitis and COPD sufferers use to record/manage their condition.
Why? Because if you tell me I have an ailment I would really like to know the scale of the darned thing, that's why.
I have been using it to check how much puff this old fella' can muster and TBH while it does vary by time of day (as I would expect) I am actually consistently getting results that are for people 10 years younger than me.
I think it has all been a "tick-box" for the NHS program that does the scans to justify its existence as a program.
Don't get me wrong I am glad they offered me a free scan (like a lung-health MOT). But it also caused me to worry a bit about what seems to be nothing.
- Several tests are needed to diagnose emphysema including chest X-rays, pulse oximetry, spirometry and other pulmonary function tests, arterial blood gas test and electrocardiogram (ECG).
Emphysema
Emphysema is one of the diseases that comprise the term COPD (chronic obstructive pulmonary disease). Emphysema involves gradual damage of lung tissue, specifically thinning and destruction of the alv
www.lung.org
Hippo
Lord Hippo
Wots the illuminated bright triangles at slab height?
Hippo
Lord Hippo
So to confirm, yer gerrin a good result from a puff meter?When I got the call from the Drs to say "The CAT scan says no Cancer but you do have emphysema." I was a bit surprised, as I a don't (AFAIK) yet have any symptoms, I'm not short of breath, I don't wheeze or gasp etc.
So I bought a Peak Flow Meter the same as Asthmatics, Bronchitis and COPD sufferers use to record/manage their condition.
Why? Because if you tell me I have an ailment I would really like to know the scale of the darned thing, that's why.
I have been using it to check how much puff this old fella' can muster and TBH while it does vary by time of day (as I would expect) I am actually consistently getting results that are for people 10 years younger than me.
I think it has all been a "tick-box" for the NHS program that does the scans to justify its existence as a program.
Don't get me wrong I am glad they offered me a free scan (like a lung-health MOT). But it also caused me to worry a bit about what seems to be nothing.
