Marion OHalloran

Hi Fuzzyboots, So very sorry to read this horrible story and such a sad end for Morph. My sincere thoughts go out to you and Morp's owner. All dog owners know what their dog is capable of, and I am a dog owner - if a muzzle is needed it should be used.

Result this time. Computer is going in for health check next week so hopefully it will sort the problem. By the way it wasn't my intention to offend anyone! Just as I said......

I sometimes have problems with my computer and the only way I can say something is to start a new thread! I'm not sure this one will work lets hope it does.

I really can not believe this conversation is still going on for months now. Tired of seeing it here BORING!!!!!!!!

I can't believe months on this conversation is still going on. Tired of it now BORING!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Thank you Moos But I didn't find it in the What's on section

Hi, I put a post on here two days ago to let everyone know the date, place and time of the migraine support group. But it has been so rudely removed. It shows these people know nothing about migraines. It is a very important group meeting for those who suffer migraine so have some respect! Migraine support group: Dulwich leisure centre, 14th march 2012 at 7pm Thank you

Hi all on E.D.F. Just reminding you of the migraine support group on the 14th march 2012 in Dulwich leisure centre at 7pm. It will be in the meeting room. An opportunity to share information with other migraine sufferurs and maybe learn something helpful also. Please tell family and friends. Migraine Action suggests that people voluntarily contribute between ?1.50 and ?2 to help towards the cost of hire so we can provide a monthly group to those who need it. I look forward to seeing anyone who feels like attending Marion O'Halloran :)

Hi to all on East Dulwich Forum I mentioned last month I would be starting up a migraine support group in Dulwich. I will post the details in a few days as we still have to set the times. I guess 6.30 maybe 7pm will be a suitable time to accomodate those who work. It is ready to go and I look forward to seeing as many people as possible who suffer from migraines at the meeting. Spread the word and tell everyone you know that suffers with migraines so they have the opportunity to talk and meet others and share information. It can be a debilitating condition and people can feel very alone. Marion

Hi to all on East Dulwich Forum. Some of you may remember a post a month ago about the setting up of a migraine support group. It is now ready to go and I will be posting the final details in a couple of days. I am asking you all what time you think the meetings should be at to accomodate everyone. I am thinking 6.30 maybe 7pm for those who work but I would like to hear your views. I am looking forward to welcoming as many of you as possible at our first meeting which is planned to be on 14th March 2012. I'm sure all migraine sufferuers can benefit in some way from the group meeting. I will let you know where it is when I post again. Marion

"No we do not need them thank you very much."

My instant feeling is " please no more supermarkets" Lordship lane is fine as it is thank you very much. It would change the area not for the better.

Thank god Lucky Puppy meetimg you today. It would surely have got hit by a car if it was out alone too long. I hope it's owners go on East Dulwich forum and see this but probably not because of where you found it! Well done, Marion

I have been considering for some time, starting up a group for migraine sufferer's. If anyone knows if a discussion group already exists in East Dulwich please let me know. I feel, and would like to think many people could benefit from such a group. Let me know what you think and any ideas. Thanks EDF Marion [email protected]

Hi Tallulah 71, I think you need to be very observant they may return at another time. The dogs are a good deterrant but if they are desperate enough they will find a way. It is always best to report it at least it brings an awareness that they are lurking! Take care Worried for you, Marion