MeeTooTeeTo
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6.4 for me. 🙂
The Twenty-Twenties are on their way! 😱
Have a Happy Monday
Dez
The Twenty-Twenties are on their way! 😱
Have a Happy Monday
Dez
I don't see anything wrong with that to be honest, things will do that and meter discrepancies an all xxHad a funny one yesterday, went from 5.3 to 7 for a few hours, then back down to 4.9 this morning. I'm going to test the same food that spiked to 7 again at dinner, see if it was that. Seems unlikely, but you never know.
Those are ALL great figures, and a rise of 1.7 is nothing like a spike!! Remember meter readings are 'ish', the meters read to 0.1, but this is misleading, they are not that accurate.Had a funny one yesterday, went from 5.3 to 7 for a few hours, then back down to 4.9 this morning. I'm going to test the same food that spiked to 7 again at dinner, see if it was that. Seems unlikely, but you never know.
What! I worked in an opticians before I retired, all children are entitled to free lenses and frames on the NHS. If they want fancy designer frames well that’s a different matter, they have to put to for those, but the lenses are free! When you say “ they suggested the thin light lenses” was it explained to them that they don’t have to. Lenses these days are all acetate and even the high prescription he has they won’t look too thick, I assure you. We had kids who were +9 or 10 and yes they look thick but they won’t be heavy. It’s actually usually the frames which are heavy. Could I ask, was it a firm of chain opticians by any chance? I would go back in and question this, it’s a disgrace in my opinion. As you say he may need new ones every 6/12 months, and the chances of him losing them are high!Morning everyone, 6.1 this morning. 6 yr old grandson had eyes tested yesterday and surprised to find he has spheres of +4,25 and +6.25 so obviously needs glasses, no shock that he needs them as my other grandson, his mum and myself all had glasses aged 4 but what I was shocked at was that because of the strength he needs they suggested the thin and light lenses and so the glasses have cost £90. I think that’s dreadful that they need to pay that much when he will probably need them changing regularly and my son and family will struggle to pay that. Am happy to help out of course but surprised that you should pay so much for a six year old. Little moan over.
Have a good day all
Oh @Robin I hope you feel better soon. I do hope you don’t get my cold because believe you me I am aching with coughing and that’s with intact ribs! It’s a dangerous hobby. My three daughters were all riders, it’s just the eldest one now and her little ones. I’ve had some worrying times with her falling off her horses. 😱Morning all. 10.1 here, haven’t been in single figures since I fell off a horse yesterday morning. Firefighting with about twice as much insulin as usual, it’s amazing what a difference it’s made. Going to the GP later to plead for stronger painkillers, my body hurts! (well, mainly ribs on right hand side, but anything I do sends the muscles into spasm)
Yes it was a high chain. I questioned this but she said the reduction she got was that she got the glasses free and that the rest was part towards the lenses and the thin and light. He has quite an elfin face so thick glasses wouldn’t look good on him and I’m happy to pay the extra for him but am disgusted also that they should have to pay for anything other than as you say designer glasses. I have suggested she go to another one with his prescription and ask what they would have charged. My other grandson also has glasses, admittedly a lower Sph but doesn’t pay anything for his.What! I worked in an opticians before I retired, all children are entitled to free lenses and frames on the NHS. If they want fancy designer frames well that’s a different matter, they have to put to for those, but the lenses are free! When you say “ they suggested the thin light lenses” was it explained to them that they don’t have to. Lenses these days are all acetate and even the high prescription he has they won’t look too thick, I assure you. We had kids who were +9 or 10 and yes they look thick but they won’t be heavy. It’s actually usually the frames which are heavy. Could I ask, was it a firm of chain opticians by any chance? I would go back in and question this, it’s a disgrace in my opinion. As you say he may need new ones every 6/12 months, and the chances of him losing them are high!
Thank you, @eggyg, I’ve just come back from the GP with a copious supply of Codeine, and a 'well, you might have a broken rib, but the treatment's the same...' She also congratulated me for landing on my right side, thus sparing my spleen! Somehow it’s always worse when I see my daughter fall off (we share lessons) And that’s involved a couple of trips to A and E in the past!Oh @Robin I hope you feel better soon. I do hope you don’t get my cold because believe you me I am aching with coughing and that’s with intact ribs! It’s a dangerous hobby. My three daughters were all riders, it’s just the eldest one now and her little ones. I’ve had some worrying times with her falling off her horses. 😱
Oh, I’m delegating like mad! I've got three slaves, at least til tomorrow, when son and daughter go off to their respective homes, so I'm milking it for all it’s worth.Morning all.🙂 5.4 here.😛
Had a lovely day yesterday - drove over to Brecon to have lunch in a v nice country pub with some friends from Spain. The sun was shining, the countryside was beautiful and the food was delicious. Back down to earth with a bump today - got a week of full-blown essay-writing ahead of me. Roll on Jan 7 when I hand it in and life gets back to normal!🙄
Ooo, ouch @Robin. Hope you’re all healed up soon - sit on the sofa and delegate like @eggyg didn’t LOL.😱🙂
You’re right @Bloden I'm useless at not doing anything, probably why I’m still suffering. Got yet another scolding off Mr Eggy last night for doing too much and have been ordered to rest today. Yeah, whatevs!Morning all.🙂 5.4 here.😛
Had a lovely day yesterday - drove over to Brecon to have lunch in a v nice country pub with some friends from Spain. The sun was shining, the countryside was beautiful and the food was delicious. Back down to earth with a bump today - got a week of full-blown essay-writing ahead of me. Roll on Jan 7 when I hand it in and life gets back to normal!🙄
Ooo, ouch @Robin. Hope you’re all healed up soon - sit on the sofa and delegate like @eggyg didn’t LOL.😱🙂