wednesday radioactive hybrid pigs in fukushima
be dry, be dry
ride, cafes, wfh, ventoux deux fois
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Morning, damp again in not so sunny Lincolnshire, I will hopefully get out on the bike later I think the best time will be when the footballs on tv, 2 x ventoux should be worth a watch
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Rest day that matches perfectly with the football 😎
Work stuff with a colleague working from mine too, big TDF fan too so I imagine that being on it the background as long as I survive the board call.
Re the pigs, it was described on the radio as a perfect horror film0 -
Easier for Shiny Faced Dave to track them down.
Grey. Again. Doesn't some pal of a cabinet minister have a multimillion contract to supply summer sun?
Work work day. Then a Ventoux catch up before Come On Denmark. #ABE0 -
WFH
Gym
Tour
Start OU course on autism
Eat.The camera down the willy isn't anything like as bad as it sounds.
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And, naturellement, tinker with Dirk..
The camera down the willy isn't anything like as bad as it sounds.
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Suns out. Strange Northerly wind which means hills if I want to have a TLW.
Looking over my cycling 'diary' (ss), there has been few rides this year I haven't been battling wind.
Big high over Russia kinking the Jet stream over the UK and dragging in lows off the Atlantic. Parts of Canada hitting 49 deg. What a clusterfuck.
seanoconn - gruagach craic!0 -
I'd love to but unfortunately I have my own little darlings to beat with a stick. I mean guard and love.pinno said:
Oh that's good. Tell me when your done and you can have Tricky for holidays. Ta.MattFalle said:
Start OU course on autism
I guess that's your doing and the MOD isn't actually modernising. Nah, don't be silly me.
Yup - all my own doing. My employers wouldn't know modernisatoon if it came up and 50 csl'd them on the back side..The camera down the willy isn't anything like as bad as it sounds.
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Feeling pretty livid today chaps.
Wife didn't trust that they'd done the CT scan properly (just based on the treatment she's had so far) and paid for a private ultrasound. They found that the growth on the ovary is twice the size they said it was and her abdomen is also full of fluid which the CT didn't pick up.
Based on that they do now want to do blood tests for ovarian cancer.
She only had the CT scan in the first place as when she had an ultrasound, she said it wasn't done properly, using her knowledge as a vet who herself does ultrasound.
If she hadn't been insistent and pushy and ask for double checks they would not have found:
Brain lesions
Fluid round her heart
Fluid in her abdomen
Growth on her ovary.
They kept telling her there was nothing wrong with her and it was all in her head.0 -
Busy morning dealing with playground style budget squabbles with both sets of whiners trying to get tax to take their side. Tedious. Will drop bike off at LBS later for a spot of tlc and maybe grab some lunch while I'm out."I spent most of my money on birds, booze and fast cars: the rest of it I just squandered." [George Best]0
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Feckity feckity feck.elbowloh said:Feeling pretty livid today chaps.
Wife didn't trust that they'd done the CT scan properly (just based on the treatment she's had so far) and paid for a private ultrasound. They found that the growth on the ovary is twice the size they said it was and her abdomen is also full of fluid which the CT didn't pick up.
Based on that they do now want to do blood tests for ovarian cancer.
She only had the CT scan in the first place as when she had an ultrasound, she said it wasn't done properly, using her knowledge as a vet who herself does ultrasound.
If she hadn't been insistent and pushy and ask for double checks they would not have found:
Brain lesions
Fluid round her heart
Fluid in her abdomen
Growth on her ovary.
They kept telling her there was nothing wrong with her and it was all in her head.
☹️☹️Open One+ BMC TE29 Seven 622SL On One Scandal Cervelo RS0 -
Aaaahhhhh FFSelbowloh said:Feeling pretty livid today chaps.
Wife didn't trust that they'd done the CT scan properly (just based on the treatment she's had so far) and paid for a private ultrasound. They found that the growth on the ovary is twice the size they said it was and her abdomen is also full of fluid which the CT didn't pick up.
Based on that they do now want to do blood tests for ovarian cancer.
She only had the CT scan in the first place as when she had an ultrasound, she said it wasn't done properly, using her knowledge as a vet who herself does ultrasound.
If she hadn't been insistent and pushy and ask for double checks they would not have found:
Brain lesions
Fluid round her heart
Fluid in her abdomen
Growth on her ovary.
They kept telling her there was nothing wrong with her and it was all in her head.
Hope you are all as good as can be expected
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oh ffs.elbowloh said:Feeling pretty livid today chaps.
Wife didn't trust that they'd done the CT scan properly (just based on the treatment she's had so far) and paid for a private ultrasound. They found that the growth on the ovary is twice the size they said it was and her abdomen is also full of fluid which the CT didn't pick up.
Based on that they do now want to do blood tests for ovarian cancer.
She only had the CT scan in the first place as when she had an ultrasound, she said it wasn't done properly, using her knowledge as a vet who herself does ultrasound.
If she hadn't been insistent and pushy and ask for double checks they would not have found:
Brain lesions
Fluid round her heart
Fluid in her abdomen
Growth on her ovary.
They kept telling her there was nothing wrong with her and it was all in her head.
that's awful.
really sorry dude.
whats the next steps?.The camera down the willy isn't anything like as bad as it sounds.
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A blood test sounds dead easy and cheap so why didn't they just do that in the first place after the first ultrasound?elbowloh said:
Wife didn't trust that they'd done the CT scan properly (just based on the treatment she's had so far) and paid for a private ultrasound. They found that the growth on the ovary is twice the size they said it was and her abdomen is also full of fluid which the CT didn't pick up.
Based on that they do now want to do blood tests for ovarian cancer.
Sounds like piss poor service, hope you're both ok.
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Wait for the blood tests.MattFalle said:
oh ffs.elbowloh said:Feeling pretty livid today chaps.
Wife didn't trust that they'd done the CT scan properly (just based on the treatment she's had so far) and paid for a private ultrasound. They found that the growth on the ovary is twice the size they said it was and her abdomen is also full of fluid which the CT didn't pick up.
Based on that they do now want to do blood tests for ovarian cancer.
She only had the CT scan in the first place as when she had an ultrasound, she said it wasn't done properly, using her knowledge as a vet who herself does ultrasound.
If she hadn't been insistent and pushy and ask for double checks they would not have found:
Brain lesions
Fluid round her heart
Fluid in her abdomen
Growth on her ovary.
They kept telling her there was nothing wrong with her and it was all in her head.
that's awful.
really sorry dude.
whats the next steps?
Even if it was benign, the NHS's own guidance said they should have been arranging follow-up check scans for both the ovarian growth and the pericardial effusion, neither of which did they book or even mention they were going to do or planned to do.0 -
Afternoon folks,
Was a bit wound up after a row with the EPO over nothing. Jumped on the shopping hack just to get out the house for a bit. Probably did about 40 miles before I'd calmed down enough not to murderise anyone. Handlebars slipped a bit in the stem making my wrist hurt which is dull. Good news is they both hurt so that must mean the bad one is better.
Thanks to Elbow for a bit of perspective, I'd be happier if it hadn't been case though. That all sounds absolutely dreadful, hope everything turns out ok and they get to the bottom of whatever it is soon.0 -
Any chance of changing hospitals/consultants?elbowloh said:
Wait for the blood tests.MattFalle said:
oh ffs.elbowloh said:Feeling pretty livid today chaps.
Wife didn't trust that they'd done the CT scan properly (just based on the treatment she's had so far) and paid for a private ultrasound. They found that the growth on the ovary is twice the size they said it was and her abdomen is also full of fluid which the CT didn't pick up.
Based on that they do now want to do blood tests for ovarian cancer.
She only had the CT scan in the first place as when she had an ultrasound, she said it wasn't done properly, using her knowledge as a vet who herself does ultrasound.
If she hadn't been insistent and pushy and ask for double checks they would not have found:
Brain lesions
Fluid round her heart
Fluid in her abdomen
Growth on her ovary.
They kept telling her there was nothing wrong with her and it was all in her head.
that's awful.
really sorry dude.
whats the next steps?
Even if it was benign, the NHS's own guidance said they should have been arranging follow-up check scans for both the ovarian growth and the pericardial effusion, neither of which did they book or even mention they were going to do or planned to do..The camera down the willy isn't anything like as bad as it sounds.
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As a very yrivial aside, I do like a nice family size chicken and gravy pie for lunch.
i'm now going to have a cup of tea to wash it down..The camera down the willy isn't anything like as bad as it sounds.
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Fingers crossed for@elbowloh
Much to do and after finding out that the Balearics are looking likely to be put back to amber, looking for a hotel to chill in the UK for a few days. MrsHD even said bikes are aloud to come*!
*The proviso being that there are no hills.Advocate of disc brakes.0 -
That is really s**t Elbow although at least they have a better idea of the problem now. Hope they can get it sorted.elbowloh said:Feeling pretty livid today chaps.
Wife didn't trust that they'd done the CT scan properly (just based on the treatment she's had so far) and paid for a private ultrasound. They found that the growth on the ovary is twice the size they said it was and her abdomen is also full of fluid which the CT didn't pick up.
Based on that they do now want to do blood tests for ovarian cancer.
She only had the CT scan in the first place as when she had an ultrasound, she said it wasn't done properly, using her knowledge as a vet who herself does ultrasound.
If she hadn't been insistent and pushy and ask for double checks they would not have found:
Brain lesions
Fluid round her heart
Fluid in her abdomen
Growth on her ovary.
They kept telling her there was nothing wrong with her and it was all in her head.
And when the dust settles, sue them for bloody negligence."I spent most of my money on birds, booze and fast cars: the rest of it I just squandered." [George Best]0 -
This is across 2 hospitals and about 4 different consultants. Even the consultant neurologist we arranged to see turned out to be the one she would have seen on the NHS.MattFalle said:
Any chance of changing hospitals/consultants?elbowloh said:
Wait for the blood tests.MattFalle said:
oh ffs.elbowloh said:Feeling pretty livid today chaps.
Wife didn't trust that they'd done the CT scan properly (just based on the treatment she's had so far) and paid for a private ultrasound. They found that the growth on the ovary is twice the size they said it was and her abdomen is also full of fluid which the CT didn't pick up.
Based on that they do now want to do blood tests for ovarian cancer.
She only had the CT scan in the first place as when she had an ultrasound, she said it wasn't done properly, using her knowledge as a vet who herself does ultrasound.
If she hadn't been insistent and pushy and ask for double checks they would not have found:
Brain lesions
Fluid round her heart
Fluid in her abdomen
Growth on her ovary.
They kept telling her there was nothing wrong with her and it was all in her head.
that's awful.
really sorry dude.
whats the next steps?
Even if it was benign, the NHS's own guidance said they should have been arranging follow-up check scans for both the ovarian growth and the pericardial effusion, neither of which did they book or even mention they were going to do or planned to do.0 -
Echoing everyone else elbow, must be awful for you both, esp with the 2 little ones.elbowloh said:
This is across 2 hospitals and about 4 different consultants. Even the consultant neurologist we arranged to see turned out to be the one she would have seen on the NHS.MattFalle said:
Any chance of changing hospitals/consultants?elbowloh said:
Wait for the blood tests.MattFalle said:
oh ffs.elbowloh said:Feeling pretty livid today chaps.
Wife didn't trust that they'd done the CT scan properly (just based on the treatment she's had so far) and paid for a private ultrasound. They found that the growth on the ovary is twice the size they said it was and her abdomen is also full of fluid which the CT didn't pick up.
Based on that they do now want to do blood tests for ovarian cancer.
She only had the CT scan in the first place as when she had an ultrasound, she said it wasn't done properly, using her knowledge as a vet who herself does ultrasound.
If she hadn't been insistent and pushy and ask for double checks they would not have found:
Brain lesions
Fluid round her heart
Fluid in her abdomen
Growth on her ovary.
They kept telling her there was nothing wrong with her and it was all in her head.
that's awful.
really sorry dude.
whats the next steps?
Even if it was benign, the NHS's own guidance said they should have been arranging follow-up check scans for both the ovarian growth and the pericardial effusion, neither of which did they book or even mention they were going to do or planned to do.
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nah. none of that shitgoes in my body. chicken Supernoodles for me.hopkinb said:
Any mushy peas lad?MattFalle said:As a very yrivial aside, I do like a nice family size chicken and gravy pie for lunch.
i'm now going to have a cup of tea to wash it down.
my body is a temple..The camera down the willy isn't anything like as bad as it sounds.
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and i worship at that temple.
The camera down the willy isn't anything like as bad as it sounds.
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40 miles on a shopping bike? The murder option might have been better.veronese68 said:Afternoon folks,
Was a bit wound up after a row with the EPO over nothing. Jumped on the shopping hack just to get out the house for a bit. Probably did about 40 miles before I'd calmed down enough not to murderise anyone. Handlebars slipped a bit in the stem making my wrist hurt which is dull. Good news is they both hurt so that must mean the bad one is better.
Thanks to Elbow for a bit of perspective, I'd be happier if it hadn't been case though. That all sounds absolutely dreadful, hope everything turns out ok and they get to the bottom of whatever it is soon."I spent most of my money on birds, booze and fast cars: the rest of it I just squandered." [George Best]0 -
He should have chips with it and put gravy on them as well.hopkinb said:
Any mushy peas lad?MattFalle said:As a very yrivial aside, I do like a nice family size chicken and gravy pie for lunch.
i'm now going to have a cup of tea to wash it down."I spent most of my money on birds, booze and fast cars: the rest of it I just squandered." [George Best]0
