Oh, definitely. First thought I had was that the jammie dodgers and maltesers won't even pass the kids' eyes, never mind their lips. They're for Babs.interesting how her story earlier referenced that wednesday is her dedicated fruit-buying day - buying a few kiwis is still such an obvious novelty to her that she has to announce it, before it reaches the point it's labelled a Conway "tradition" like the Saturday morning fake cinnamon buns- yet despiteasy week's excitement, she didn't mention which fruit she bought, or even show any fruit in the story where she was showing off her plastic tat fruit organisation storage system.
instead, that "on wednesdays, i buy fruit" post was accompanied by a photo of the fizzy cola flavoured jammie dodgers babs had bought - supposedly for the children - while out buying fruit. in actuality, i think she bought those instead of fruit - y'know, since they contain fruit-flavoured jam - and then shared a photo, knowing that a novelty flavour of biscuits would act as a distraction, and stop the babettes from questioning why she's talking about going shopping for fruit when there is clearly no fruit in the house!
Make it make sense, right??
she’s a joke. Loose some weight and eat better and maybe you could breath properly. That’s Ste. Babs diagnosed him with this earlier in the year. Said he was going to a sleep clinic…never heard of again…Watching her stories this morning and I wonder if she’s considered it could be sleep apnoea and not asthma?
Exactly what I thought. My MIL has it and she literally stops breathing in her sleep. She has one of those machines now. Also my sister has asthma and runs regularly. It is proven to help with lung capacity and gives your lungs a good workout!!Watching her stories this morning and I wonder if she’s considered it could be sleep apnoea and not asthma?
. I'm still maintaining she's seeing a private GP. I worked as a temp practice nurse a few years ago and unless protocols have changed- no one was diagnosed over the phone with asthma, patients were referred to me for a lung function test and a lifestyle assessment so unless it's no longer done then I remain a sceptic . Also her story bout not wanting to make a fuss- do duck off with your babollox - you're living for the attention and drama !!!
Most people with asthma in young childhood do grow out of it, but if it's diagnosed from teenage onwards, it's with you for life. Emma does not have asthma
If she thinks she can "cheat" her peak flow testing, she can't. She'll be sent to an asthma clinic where they WATCH YOU do your peak flow testing, for a start - they don't just take your word for it LOL, & she'll have to explain her lifestyle; what she eats/drinks, how much exercise she gets, does she smoke, drink alcohol, her weight etc., etc., .. anyway, I don't know why she's so giddy to have an illness, her travel insurance premiums will skyrocket because of her age and liability.
