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Morning Check-In
Hey everyone, it seems some of the posts are 'disappearing' from the other Morning Check-In thread so I'm just creating another one and hope to move some posts over here.
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tymeModerator
Hey everyone, it seems some of the posts are 'disappearing' from the other Morning Check-In thread so I'm just creating another one and hope to move some posts over here.
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avant-gardeSenior Contributor
@Cuddlebear
How even the nuns could kick!
I didn't originally get into it but ended up learning.
Perth held the biggest woman's football game during WW2 that had over 50K supporters to raise money for the war effort.
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CuddlebearSenior Contributor
@avant-garde The nuns! lol that’s a sight to be seen playing football n the mum outfit lol! I wonder what the Pope thought of it lol!!!! How unusual that WA had the biggest following. You’d think it might have been Melbourne. I honestly had no idea that women did that during the war time.
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CuddlebearSenior Contributor
@Shaz51 Aha blood test. I have them regularly to check on some medical problems. I hope it’s nothing serious for you.
sounds like you have a good plan for the day. Declutterring is always good. We don’t realise how much stuff we accumulate.
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avant-gardeSenior Contributor
@Cuddlebear
But then how in the UK they banned women's football after the war, but Australia embraced it
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Shaz51Senior Contributor
I have them regularly to check on some medical problems.--- me too @Cuddlebear
hello @avant-garde 😍
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CuddlebearSenior Contributor
@Shaz51 I hope they come back with good results.
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Shaz51Senior Contributor
Me too @Cuddlebear
How are yours xx
I have the kidney specialist next week
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CuddlebearSenior Contributor
@Shaz51 Mine are not as good as I would like but not as bad as they were last year. My GP also isnt as onto it as I would like. Next round of blood tests in a few weeks so if certain areas have not improved I will ask GP to investigate and address it.
Do you have a problem with your kidneys?
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Shaz51Senior Contributor
@Cuddlebear , I have kidney disease stage 4, 17 % and only one kidney
Lots of complications to go with it
And the specialist wants me to start dialysis soon but not sure when xx
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CuddlebearSenior Contributor
@Shaz51 I’m really sorry you have stage 4 kidney disease. Does the 17% represent the kidney function level? I don’t know heaps about kidney disease but I do know about dialysis through watching medical documentaries and/or reading information. I know a little about kidney disease and I know that it isn’t a walk in the park. How are you feeling while you wait for dialysis to start? I don’t suppose a kidney transplant could help?
Are you close to medical facilities thwt do dialysis? I really hope so.
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