I am grumpy!!!!

Good morning sneezy Oh dear just noticed I cant spell either!
I am drinking loads but need to go down to the next village later and I am wondering if thats a goood move, but if its raining another puddle might go un-noticed

Hello Glass from a fellow cystitis sufferer. I went on a coach trip in the mega-heat last Tuesday and got dehydrated. Sure enough by Wednesday the familiar symptoms were there and despite drinking lots of water and trying to convince myself that it was improving, despite all the evidence, by Friday I had given in and went to the Drs.

I am now starting day 4 of antibiotic and feeling better but not back to normal quite yet. I have 5 days supply and have been told to go back to the surgery if not 100% then. So I will. It is such a miserable condition and never seems to strike at a convenient time.

Hope you soon feel better Glass.

Sorry, glassortwo. Are you any brighter today? I do sympathise, - not that I am feeling particularly grumpy; more like twisted up and anxious and unable to sort myself out (family problems, feeling guilty, etc.).
Fed up .... fed up..... fed up......

gaga I was sure I would be at the Drs this morning but feeling so much better I cant believe it, hope you pick up soon.

henetha sorry you are feeling down and fed up, family problems are a nightmare arn't they, some of my grumps are down to family but its not going to change so I suppose its a case of grin and bear it, but I hope your problems can be put right. {{{hug}}}

I have read this thread with great interest and have realised we are all so similar! I have to say I am impressed with all the support and caring you all show I have the grumps for no reason sometimes too I get on my own nerves and I'm sure every one else's

for anyone feeling a bit down today especially henetha and glass.

Do you need a (((hug))) Babs? That name freaks me out as it was my dad's pet name for my mum, though she would be Babs1924 and I bet you are much nicer!!

Not sure about nicer kitty No idea why I chose Babs as my name on here I just fancied it!

I am fine at the moment thanks but I do get my moments.

Thanks for the hug, glassortwo. That's lovely. I hate feeling like this, don't you? Yes, we can't change things so I suppose it's a case of putting up with it and hoping things will improve. And there are people with much worse problems, I keep reminding myself.
Maybe we will both feel better tomorrow??? I hope so.
(((hug for you too)))

A few bits....

Potassium Citrate solution knocks cystitus right out. All chemists will make up a bottle of PotCit for you. I keep a bottle in the fridge to swig at the first sign, it's magic.

I usually get really bad grumps after some issue or other (usually family) has been resolved or at least moved on from. PBFGD? Post bloomin family grump disorder?

I watched the fabulous Marigold Hotel movie last night and just love the hotel owner's take on problems.....Everything will be alright in the end. If it isn't alright yet, you haven't quite got to the end

May I join in the grump? I too have cystitis and I have a horrible feeling that it is a precursor to kidney stones as I've had this twice before. I slept badly and I've been bitten on the neck ,not by a vampire but by some mozzie that came in because SOMEONE turned the light on before they drew the curtains last night. I think I've got the little b*** Nestling in my pillow. a lot of blood. The local building has started hammering again. The house looks as though we've been burgled and I'm off to collect the DGC on Saturday a two hour drive to the airport, 24 hours in an airport hotel and then reverse the lot. I emailed their mother to ask if the children had trainers with them. She didn't know!!! And furthermore she was busy doing her tax returns so she didn't want to know. So far I have bought 2 dressing gowns, two sets of pjs ,a weeks underwear and socks for each child in the full knowledge that their other GPs will send them with a suitcase of wet clothes (2 years ago) or dirty clothes(last year) and in the full knowledge that their parents do not pack for the English climate .
. The GP (medical sort) has just phoned back agreed with my self diagnosis and sounded so sympathetic I could have cried. Will have antibiotics tonight. All is not lost

Just been reading the threads. Doesn`t it just make you feel better knowing you are not alone with grumpy syndrome. I am now the oldest member of the family and the keeper of memories. Where did that carefree, always cup full, unlined, no aches, natural blonde, no worries, person go? The downhill slalom started 6 years ago. Waiting for the hard landing. to all.

PS forgot to mention "slim" and "tall" - but that might have been in a dream.

celtic it does help knowing you have support and a huge shoulder here on Gn. That other slim carefree person is still there celtic you just have to give her space to surface again. {{{{hug}}}

Stansgran I, too, have been searching for the antidote to prevent mozzie bites. I have to wear eye masks and full body armour under mozzie net in Med. countries otherwise it is a rush to A&E. Just been testing something I read a few weeks ago. Apparently, they are averse to the smell of raw onion. Whilst the dogs chase and kill the mozzies (honestly, I did not train them) the raw onion seems to work a treat. Only I don't just cut it up and put it in dish at side of bed, I smear it on the dogs and my pj's. Thank goodness we only have a short summer in this country.

Glass Good morning. You also avoiding hicework . I am amazed at the support and caring of GN members to each other. I always said that I would never again enter into a virtual room. Back in the day of first bing bong internet connection,
I was in the Virgin chat room when the news broke at about 1030pm of the death of Diana. We were rushing all night between CNN and chat. It later transpired that MI6 were there also - in the chat room I mean. So, GN is my new bf and - in the words of Agent Gracie Hart aka Miss Congeniality - "if anyone hurts my friends, I will shoot them". But not literally with a gun of course. The pen being mightier than the sword. The voice of the people is also a lot funnier. {{{{{hugs}}}}}}} right back at you - and apologies if this was not correct net-equette.

CelticRose I love your lyrical turn of phrase "Keeper of memories" had me thinking, that's me too in the last six years having lost my Mother & two brothers. A lovely title but not one I would have wanted. Oh the old bing bong..nerve racking wait to connect. Funny to think that was over 20years ago. Time truly does fly.

I'm tackling a mountain of paperwork in the heat today...to those feeling somewhat out of sorts and grumpy, hugs and and hope the feelings lift soon.