We got off lightly over all but the shoulders and center of the back was where it started. Quickly spread into their hair, tops of legs & arms, side of face and genitals by the next day but didn’t spread further.Those who’ve experienced chickenpox - how did it start? My little one has some red blister type raised spots on his shoulder and towards the centre of his back. Probably about 15 spots. Does this sound like chickenpox?
Second oneHelp - I can’t choose between the following two dresses:
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Thank you!Second one
That is your sign! If you keep going back to the second one that’s the one you like the mostThank you!
I’ve been looking at dresses for weeks but I kept coming back to the second one over and over again.
I think not on the high street do homewareApart from amazon what is a good website/shop to look at gadgets. Kitchen, bedroom, bathroom, etc I'm just looking for gadgets that are a little different and makes life easier or at least a little more fun
Or Robert dyas/currysI think not on the high street do homeware
Lakeland, JosephJoseph, John Lewis.Apart from amazon what is a good website/shop to look at gadgets. Kitchen, bedroom, bathroom, etc I'm just looking for gadgets that are a little different and makes life easier or at least a little more fun
My mum (retired GP) swears by acupuncture for hersHi, has anyone had any experience with frozen shoulder.. I’m at my wits end with it
Get straight onto ACAS https://www.acas.org.uk/contactMy dad has to go for a meeting tomorrow I think a disciplinary, some females at his work have come together an are victimising him because they want him to leave so have given false accusations of him being aggressive (he's 67 an like 5ft 6 an a complete walkover which is why I hate this place because they take advantage) he's not in a union so will I able to go as a rep to record an take notes? He's getting forgetful because of very early dementia, he can still do the job perfectly fine because it's auto for him but he can sometimes forget conversations an I worry he will forget certain things of this meeting
Obviously I want to take this further, he says not to bring up anything tomorrow because it's too early an because he also wants to take things further so we can't say anything which will give them something they can turn against him, which is why I am simple going to record an take notes, is there anything else I can do?
It's also his day off tomorrow, are they allowed to be taking him in on his day off as well?
I’m not saying this is the case with your dad but dementia can make people aggressive.My dad has to go for a meeting tomorrow I think a disciplinary, some females at his work have come together an are victimising him because they want him to leave so have given false accusations of him being aggressive (he's 67 an like 5ft 6 an a complete walkover which is why I hate this place because they take advantage) he's not in a union so will I able to go as a rep to record an take notes? He's getting forgetful because of very early dementia, he can still do the job perfectly fine because it's auto for him but he can sometimes forget conversations an I worry he will forget certain things of this meeting
Obviously I want to take this further, he says not to bring up anything tomorrow because it's too early an because he also wants to take things further so we can't say anything which will give them something they can turn against him, which is why I am simple going to record an take notes, is there anything else I can do?
It's also his day off tomorrow, are they allowed to be taking him in on his day off as well?
They are, they have a new female in working so basically want him out an are throwing false allegations around, he only got told today he's to go tomorrow which I thought you needed 48h notice as it's left us basically little to no time to get anything sortedGet straight onto ACAS https://www.acas.org.uk/contact
Sounds like they’re gearing up for a constructive dismissal.
I know, my papa an great aunt had it, but the thing is, he's not aggressive in any way, he has the very very start of it which is more forgetfulness but only when you ask him something an he's not fully paying attention an he then forgets, I know myself when it comes to cooking which is his job he's still fully all there, he still can remember recipes an cook from scratch, they take the absolute piss out him because he won't say no to themI’m not saying this is the case with your dad but dementia can make people aggressive.
Do you know what the procedures at his work is? During some meetings he will be allowed an advocate but depending on the business they might only allow a work colleague. Your best bet is to ask them for a copy of the procedure
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