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I was looking forward to the bed bath @Pearl until you mentioned you used a wire brush and Dettol

Good information to have fella :42::42::42:

This is the chap who did my surgery https://www.newmedica.co.uk/about/our-consultants/professor-bernard-chang/

I'll bet that those who've see the nearly immediate post-op photo can't unsee it!

Please post a photo after all of the bruising and swelling goes away! Your current look is really not too bad, given the nature of the surgery, but it would be interesting to see an after-after photo.

So pleased all went well Terry , hopefully you have a speedy recovery . Do you remember all those old films when the recommended help to speed up the dissipation of bruising was steak on your eye, well now it is out the reach of many...

Absolutely brilliant lad. The eye can be a bit tricky apparently. You were clearly in excellent hands. Very very pleased for you man.

It all went well on Sunday and I was home by 11am, was a bit sore for 48 hours but feeling better now, the antibiotic cream leaves a film over the eye so vision is blurry, the bruising will peak by tomorrow, then should clear 7-10 days...

… if I post my travelling pics I do it when I’m back home.

I don't; never did, although one of my extremely traditional friends does. And I don't post Facebook updates, either. That just advertises that my house is unoccupied. Most of my relatives do that, and although I enjoy keeping up with...

Do people still send postcards from their holidays ? I remember receiving and sending them many moons ago and its a tradition I wished had not disappeared . I did see a humorous story about a couple who had received a postcard from the...

Mam and Dad took us kids (4 boys, my poor mother) to Wales every year to a place called White House By The Sea in the 70s. They always rented a 3 bed chalet which was pretty expensive and they were amazing holidays. My old man worked...

Thought this may be apt. Ozzy and Paranoid at Live Aid

No? Really? I'm going to check.

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