Gidget

Do a search in box on top right - there are lots of threads on this already.

Call the haematology dept. at St. Thomas's and explain what happened. They would have taken advice from one of their team if she had blood clots at the hospital. They should also offer to see her because she was treated there. Much better than going to A&E. Would also call Southwark PCT and report the GP.

Tradesmen need to post their addresses.

Call your insurance company.

Boswell, Who were the two people you had, even though you asked for Shingo the second time?

There is already a long thread about this place.........with much the same opinion as you have.

Am seeking information on behalf of a friend who is looking to buy in the area. Anyone on here live round there, and if so, what is it like?

Wrong section to advertise in - there is a property section plus a wanted section.

jrpfinch Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Crooked Well or Angels&Gypsies on Camberwell > Green? Quite pricey, but worth it. > > Cornercoepia in Brixton Village. Same standard of > cooking. Cheaper, but you have to dress up warm. You couldn't get 25 people at Cornercopia.

greenery77 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > We didn't use an architect but Plastering Art > (Specialist in Decorative Mouldings) did the > cornicing and put the ceiling roses up for us. > They did an excellent job. If you're interested > please speak to Bob or Ron on 07949 139835 or 0208 > 616 0207. > > Ben Roche was the Carpenter who made our fitted > wardrobes and I'll fully recommend him as well. > His telephone number is 07903 950040 and he was > recommended by a friend who had also had some > fabulous wardrobes made by him. You said you had your architect recommend Plastering Art?

Looks lovely - who is your architect and who did the fitted wardrobes?

Jeremy Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > There's nothing wrong with fondue, Gidget. Hope > you sorted it out, Alan... I guess the worst case > scenario is heating it up on the hob and reheating > every few minutes. If the smell makes me gag then it's definitely wrong for me. I prefer a nice raclette.

Alan Medic Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Gidget, you know that brie is not part of a fondue > recipe. The other cheeses have already been > purchased. I really want to know if white spirit > ignited will blow up CP Road? I did not know the other cheeses had already been purchased. I remember my mum serving a booze infused fondue once and I gagged at the smell. I usually prefer my wine in a glass.

Just stick a whole brie in the oven and use that to dip your bits in. Other cheeses can be used. Google baked brie or camembert.

I don't know much about it but knew one person who had it, although she called it having manic depression, the older name for it. Apparently there are two types - I and II. I do know anti-epilepsy drugs are now used for illnesses that they weren't originally devised for. There is a clinical psychologist called Kay Redfield Jamison who has it and has written some books on the subject. I read one of them - The Unquiet Mind - over ten years ago. The person I knew had a psychiatric nurse attached to the Maudsley as she lived in Camberwell. PaulK, you should be ashamed of yourself. Edited to add: I just googled Kay Redfield Jamison and there is lots about her.