Lord Bracknell - A Health Bulletin!

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Tbe is thread actually highlights the stupidity of the hatred threads we bave on here , I am on the train pissed at Victoria so I am bound to regret this in tbe morning , I am genuinely choked about lbs condition , we are at polar opposites in our views , **** it , lost my tbread now , just hope lb gets through this ok

 

[Harry Wilson's tackle]

I'm sure you already know all about it, LB, but as its chemo the prognosis is good. Even a bit of surgery isn't the end of the world. My understanding (from various friends who have been in this particular boat) is the chemo will be knackering, but stick with it. The nasty cells will hate it much more than you will.

For the rest of you still in rude health and feeling good . . . roughage is recommended (and I don't mean watching the palace) - start right now. We eat too much fast food that has nothing challenging in it, and it makes the bowel lazy. You can get diverticulitis (sharp pains and a daily season ticket requirement to frequently visit the lavs - blighted my life some years ago), or worse. It doesn't kick in till you get into your 50s, so don't be smug, students (so many on here, sigh). Treat yourself to daily fibre. Celery is good. You can even dip it in curry sauce.

Regards to all.

 

[Dick Knights Mumm]

Tbe is thread actually highlights the stupidity of the hatred threads we bave on here , I am on the train pissed at Victoria so I am bound to regret this in tbe morning , I am genuinely choked about lbs condition , we are at polar opposites in our views , **** it , lost my tbread now , just hope lb gets through this ok

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[User removed 4]

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Yes mate , I know , did you really think in the light of lbs condition I'd be silly enouvh to not recognize or acknowledge my ow stupidity sometimes ?

 

[Lord Bracknell]

I'm sure you already know all about it, LB, but as its chemo the prognosis is good. Even a bit of surgery isn't the end of the world. My understanding (from various friends who have been in this particular boat) is the chemo will be knackering, but stick with it. The nasty cells will hate it much more than you will.

For the rest of you still in rude health and feeling good . . . roughage is recommended (and I don't mean watching the palace) - start right now. We eat too much fast food that has nothing challenging in it, and it makes the bowel lazy. You can get diverticulitis (sharp pains and a daily season ticket requirement to frequently visit the lavs - blighted my life some years ago), or worse. It doesn't kick in till you get into your 50s, so don't be smug, students (so many on here, sigh). Treat yourself to daily fibre. Celery is good. You can even dip it in curry sauce.

Regards to all.

Curiously, now I've been diagnosed, I've been advised to avoid a high fibre diet.

 

[Alex Alex Dawson oo! oo!]

Curiously, now I've been diagnosed, I've been advised to avoid a high fibre diet.

Been the same with me since I was diagnosed in 2007, good advice too. Regrettably, my Harvey's intake has also been cutback for the same reason .

 

[User removed 4]

Curiously, now I've been diagnosed, I've been advised to avoid a high fibre diet.

Keep strong though mate , you have got the entire weight of nsc behind you

 

[User removed 4]

Been the same with me since I was diagnosed in 2007, good advice too. Regrettably, my Harvey's intake has also been cutback for the same reason .

Same with you Alex !!

 

[HovaGirl]

I hope you have a speedy recovery, your Lordship. And congratulations to you and her Ladyship on your nuptuals.

 

[Southover Street Seagull]

Congratulations on your marriage m'Lord and all the very best of British in defeating Bowellotti!