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FLYING BANANA · 14th February 2024, 16:48

Evening all.

It has rained all day.

New bed ordered and as it is for medical reasons I don’t have to pay the VAT. Bonus.

Allen came round and gave Banana a jump start. And she is now parked in her own space.

Lancpudn · 14th February 2024, 17:35

Evening all, It's been wet wet wet all day here too, Proper miserable. Some good news though!
The PSA blood test result I had at the beginning of September last year has arrived in the post today

Nobody out of all the departments at Bolton hospital or my GP could find it on the system after umpteen telephone calls over months of trying.

The PSA reading is down from 0.16 to 0.14

Thank heavens for that.

Never did get to Bolton to do another PSA blood test this morning

Just too busy, I'll go another day.

We're having some of that hotpot that was left over from yesterday for tea tonight.

Gate Keeper · 15th February 2024, 05:44

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Originally Posted by FLYING BANANA

Evening all.

It has rained all day.

New bed ordered and as it is for medical reasons I don’t have to pay the VAT. Bonus.

Allen came round and gave Banana a jump start. And she is now parked in her own space.

Good morning Bob

Is there a link you could share with us old crocks for the VAT free bed for medical reasons you described?

How are you?

Gate Keeper · 15th February 2024, 05:47

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Originally Posted by Lancpudn

Evening all, It's been wet wet wet all day here too, Proper miserable. Some good news though!
The PSA blood test result I had at the beginning of September last year has arrived in the post today

Nobody out of all the departments at Bolton hospital or my GP could find it on the system after umpteen telephone calls over months of trying.

The PSA reading is down from 0.16 to 0.14

Thank heavens for that.

Never did get to Bolton to do another PSA blood test this morning

Just too busy, I'll go another day.

We're having some of that hotpot that was left over from yesterday for tea tonight.

Good morning Ian

That’s an excellent PSA result, I am very happy for you. My result in December was 0.1, also very low.

What are your plans for today?

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FLYING BANANA · 15th February 2024, 07:11

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Originally Posted by Gate Keeper

Good morning Bob

Is there a link you could share with us old crocks for the VAT free bed for medical reasons you described?

How are you?

I ordered the bed through HSL who specialise in the electrically operated beds, and chairs. I wasn’t aware that you don’t have to pay the VAT but that was a cracking bonus. Plus they had a 20% off sale on as well.
All you need to put on the VAT exemption form is your name and address, the medical reason why you need the bed, then sign and date it.

Morning everyone, the sun is out.

Lancpudn · 15th February 2024, 07:15

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Originally Posted by Gate Keeper

Good morning Ian

That’s an excellent PSA result, I am very happy for you. My result in December was 0.1, also very low.

What are your plans for today?

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Morning all, It's another full day of rain yet again here

Morning Phil, Yes so relieved to get another low PSA result. It's just hard work finding the results though for some reason.
Yours is a very good PSA blood score, It's practically zero.

I'm off this morning to take another PSA blood test at Bolton this morning, I got the pink slip off the oncology nurse last June for this February test

I told her I was having difficulty in getting them off urology or my GP (they wont do a blood test without one)Then I'm taking my missus to a clinic appointment later.

coolcat · 15th February 2024, 16:49

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Originally Posted by Lancpudn

Evening all, It's been wet wet wet all day here too, Proper miserable. Some good news though!
The PSA blood test result I had at the beginning of September last year has arrived in the post today

Nobody out of all the departments at Bolton hospital or my GP could find it on the system after umpteen telephone calls over months of trying.

The PSA reading is down from 0.16 to 0.14

Thank heavens for that.

Never did get to Bolton to do another PSA blood test this morning

Just too busy, I'll go another day.

We're having some of that hotpot that was left over from yesterday for tea tonight.

Great news Ian

coolcat · 15th February 2024, 16:54

Had a very busy last couple of days. Had to fit in the aborted photo shoots due to the previous weeks wet murky weather!

Today after finishing the editing I set about doing some baking in the Air Fryer.

Fruit scones, cheese scones and rock cakes. All made with Doves Farms Emmer' wholemeal flour and organic baking powder. Pure Via sugar alternative used to sweeten where required

Baking Day by Jeff Cranwell, on Flickr

Lancpudn · 15th February 2024, 16:56

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Originally Posted by coolcat

Great news Ian

Cheers Jeff.

I went to get my other PSA blood test done at Bolton this morning, I went first thing when they were open & couldn't even get a parking space at any of the car parks & they're all the size of football fields

I ended up parking in one of the staff car parks miles away from the bloods dept. Every hospital we go to in the region is having lots of building work done at the moment & some car parks are off limits for the construction people.

Chicken & chorizo pasta for tea tonight.

Lancpudn · 15th February 2024, 17:17

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Originally Posted by coolcat

Had a very busy last couple of days. Had to fit in the aborted photo shoots due to the previous weeks wet murky weather!

Today after finishing the editing I set about doing some baking in the Air Fryer.

Fruit scones, cheese scones and rock cakes. All made with Doves Farms Emmer' wholemeal flour and organic baking powder. Pure Via sugar alternative used to sweeten where required

Baking Day by Jeff Cranwell, on Flickr

Yum those look bootiful Jeff

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