I was interested in having the pill, but apparently when you're overweight you're 'not allowed it'. That was from my old doctor a good... cor, 5/6 years ago and I haven't asked at the new surgery. get money on Friday so there'll be a new washer on the way then Won't be long now. Hope you're doing well and enjoying the sun with your gorgeous boy I had endometriosis so had that awful heavy bleeding every month, so got an Implanon in my arm which stopped my periods altogether and it was wonderful - lasts for three years, and they do the insertion with a local at your Women's clinic.
And WOOHOO on the inch loss, that is bl**dy brilliant!
I'm 69 inches tall - the boobs were 66(!). Now they're 59 and decreasing fast Much better!
Oooh will ask about that if they won't let me have the pill. Need something definitely
And spank you
I will look into it definitely And I hope thigns are going well for you too My turn to say oi oi
I too was told I couldn't go on the pill because of my weight but I can really recommend the implanon - my totm dried up (sorry) almost immediately, there was no pain and no pmt - my ex said he didn't notice any mood swings (apart from the usual LOL). I had a couple of episodes with breakthrough bleeding, but on the whole it was wonderful - and it's completely reversible - if you don't want it anymore, get it taken out and your monthlies start again almost straight away.
(And the implant is definitely more dignified than having the coil put in. Even smaller that would not have been pleasant. She had to clamp bits that should not be clamped (!) and also then congratulated me as I hadn't had any anaesthetic stuff... I didn't even know it was available, don't congratulate me after it!!!! :8855::8855::8855: It's tuesday now - but it's still coming at least! Bless him though, he's sent more than enough to pay for the entire washer! I love him to bits!
Hurrah to new washer & lovely brother. It doesn't surprise me that lovely you has a lovely brother though
it's hard to think how people do without wshers!
Oi oi! This forum is full of floozy's lately, it's all Suzie's fault
- You next month What a relief for you hun, I'm so pleased xxxx
Hope you're all well! )
even with that (£3) it was still a bargain
I dyed it about a fortnight back but the black from the last job was on the tips so you could only see it when I parted it ) that's totally a stone off right? ) but then cheaper in the long run because it won't be running out of expensive batteries every 5 mins like the last ones and should be much much more accurate than the digital scales. Hopefully will be here by Wed(ish) so only one monday missed 
You'll have to count me out of weigh ins for about a week - my scales have died (not that I'm upset - they've never really been that great) and I need to track down a set that are preferably not digital that can do up to 23st (think I'll be out of luck) but I'm checking amazon and argos etc now
: Had my hair cut today (finally can see the red too
ETA2: Gone half with mum for this set of scales : http://www.amazon.co.uk/Salter-145-...YH5Q/ref=cm_cr_pr_product_top?tag=minimins-21 more than I'd have liked to pay (but then isn't everything
I have those scales! My only complaint is that I find it a bit hard to see the lines marking off each pound between stones. So I just weigh myself in kg instead of squinting and guessing, "Hmm, is that on the 2 or the 3?" etc.
Other than that, they're great. I had digital scales before, too, and hated them. Mechanical all the way. Hope you enjoy the new scales!
Will have t oremember to try find my glasses soon It's easier to convert too if in KG then guess and struggling Extra big loss the week after for you then x
Absolutely - the same as shaving legs / cutting nails and last minute pre weigh in wee makes me 5lbs less each week
