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I really appreciate these replies and the PMs, it's tricky cos everyone has such different things to say about it! I guess the only way to know for sure is to try it and have it removed if it's problematic. Hate the idea of hormones altering my mood but love the idea of no periods?.tho lots of people say they bled for a few months which is also tedious! I'm going to mull it over for a few days and then make my decision??thanks everyone! xx

Advice and feedback sought.. I'm thinking of having a coil fitted but am loathe to have the copper coil as I know it can make periods heavier and more painful and mine are just terrible already! But having been on the pill for years when I was younger (microgynon) and felt horrible mood swings / depression / pretty darn mental a lot of the time plus weight gain, I'm also loathe to try anything with hormones. The GP said that because the hormones are localised with the Mirena, it doesn't effect women in the same way as the pill and the chances of hormone related side effects are extremely small but have had a quick google and some women do seem to find it makes them feel dreadfully hormonal and down, big weight gain too. What are people's experiences with the Mirena coil? Do PM me if you don't fancy replying on this thread, thanks!

Ashbourne Grove always does Halloween well!

There was a school trip where the kids had to be at school for 5am this morning

Whoa whoah whoa, hang on there were KIDS in there? In a supermarket during holidays? Are you shitting me? Louisa Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Well I have been in and bought some prosecco, > along with some fancy cheese and chutney. > > Ridiculous queues, and people with bloody kids > blocking the aisles. But overall a pleasant > experience and very friendly staff. > > Louisa.

Another big thumbs up for Matthew and his team, lovely people and great job. Was completely stress free having them in the house which was fab with 2 small children!

he's in the deep dark wood, by the lake last time I saw him if that helps

It's Malm in particular, but you're quite right lots of furniture is a hazard if climbed!

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-36648589

You have my full support xx

No-one would be worse than Gove

Cocoon is fine from birth xx

It's more expensive to have them fit it I think, so we used a local gardener we've used before who had experience in fitting artificial grass.

we used easigrass, as have a few of our friends, and are very happy with it. They have different grasses at different prices and will send you samples to choose from if you contact them

brilliant Sillywoman, hahahaha!

Yes it's true, it's closing permanently sadly

Thanks, might try it then!

Those curling things that look a bit like a mini hair dryer that suck the hair up inside and curl it and then release it?.are they worth the money? Do they work and are they hard to use if you're a bit malco-ordinated?

My son inherited his sister's pink scooter?and her floral pyjamas?and scooted around the rye on his pink scooter dressed as Elsa the other day!

I think st. barnabas has one

yay! Now that IS christmassy!

yep, what buddug said..

I used to love our rocking horse when we were children, the glider type, pretty large. Have your kids enjoyed having one? Did they bother with it? And is anyone thinking of selling a glider type one? xx

Massive congratulations Belle, that's wonderful xx

Nicola at childsleepsolutions has lots of recommendations on here, have used her myself and she is very good