General Chat

When we named our son my mum said the little boy in that film had the same name....Now bearing in mind my mum hated the name i put the subtitles on & it wasn't the same but very similar

Joy, sadly there's no cure yet :-(( I guess it was my tiny brain fighting to find one, I'd seen the film about a month before the diagnosis and loss of myelin is the basis for both illnesses. Gawd knows how I dragged cornflakes into it other than the food trials in the film...lol

Sue xx

daft as it may sound
i would try the corn flakes they contain no end of vitamins

who would of thought the pith of a tree
would one day be the most popular cure for all sorts

sometimes the simplest of things work

lol you nit, you wouldn't be you without all the moaning :-))

Sue xx

Aww Sue

And here is me the biggest moaner with a friend like yerself who moans not at all. A medal is wot yer need Mrs!

I wish I was and could make a spell that would cure it...lol

Earache eased off thankyou, more pills later just in case it returns tonight, better than me moaning and waking himself. Not that sort of moaning either ;-)

Sue xx

HELLO MAYBE YOU ARE A WITCH.......**mutters like we didnt know **


lololol get well soon Poppet x

I have always missed this when on. Have just switched to it Ta.

Yes.....have had a few dreams that are so convincing that one wishes they were true. I wonder if the after effects, which we sometimes don't remember, have something to do with the mood of the day.

I am in bed watching this again. A very strange thing happened after Caroline was diagnosed with MS.

It sounds funny now but....

I was exhausted and hadn't slept for a few days, I nodded off on the sofa and dreamt that cornflakes had been developed with a chemical ingredient which repaired myelin.

I woke up absolutely convinced that this was true and once I realised it was a dream I cried for about 2 hours.

Funny thing aren't I?

Sue xx