Hurrah! for Hen Harriers; boo! to weak-and-wobbliness. A strong Medicinal is indicated. In fact, most of us could do with one, and anyone else can join in just to be sociable-like.
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I would like to agree but just at the moment the suggestion upthread of Fearsome Ginger Drink appeals to me far more. In face now I come to consider it, right now I really don’t fancy the thought of alcohol at all.
That settles it. I must be ill.
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Sounds pretty darned serious, TFM. Liberal quantities of Fearsome Ginger Drink are required - I am not poorly, but I could still fancy some.
Soo xx
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The Fearsome Ginger Drink outlined to me that what I had thought was a cut lip is in fact a mouth ulcer – something I have never had before in my life, and which I quite failed to recognise, just knew it bluddy well hurt. Having inspected it (with a magnifying mirror and a strong light) and realised it wasn’t a usual thing for me, I took myself off the the Pharmacy for advice, was told what it was, and came home with some gel to make it hurt less.
I must say, putting gel on a specific bit of the inside of your mouth is not as easy as it sounds.
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Ouch! Mouth ulcers really do hurt, a lot. I haven’t had one for very many years but I had them repeatedly years ago, and yes, the gels are very difficult to apply. I used to use some stuff called, I think, Frador, which was a liquid you painted on to the spot with a cotton bud and it worked brilliantly - both numbed and healed. Don’t know if it’s still available though.
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What I got given is called Anbesol, and has had a wonderfully numbing effect – it is absolutely not to be used more often than every three hours, though.
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Interesting. My entire mouth and tongue are sore, but definitely not ulcerated.
Sorry, that doesn’t sound very sympathetic, and ulcers are beastly. Hope it clears up in double-quick time, Fishy.
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I have made chicken soup to ward off the Lurgy
There’s plenty
Carinthia.xx
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Iglu is a very effective gel that ‘dresses’ the ulcer and prevents further abrasion while it heals.
Soo xx
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Roll on the discovery that you know exactly what three hours feels like.
Bin through the rain. Saw friends. Bin back through the rain.
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A soggy yet convivial Sparrer, then…
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Bearing garlic soup with tomatoes.
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You interest me strangely…
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Prolly Very Healthy, but tastes good even so.
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Well that was entertaining. Usual late evening call with the Ma. I haven’t completely lost my voice as such, but have lost control of it. squeakcroak SQUEAK < patch of wheezy silence despite me articulating like mad > < brief burst of Fenella Fielding > squeakcroak SQUEAK
And then we both got the giggles, which made me Koff Horribly so the call was terminated.
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Sympathetic Snork!
Carinthia.xx
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Lovely evening here with lovely friend
I can recommend Aldi magnum of Malbec as a good light wine to quaff
Drinkable affordable and not rocket fuel
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Morning
Ulster fries on table
Eggs done to order
I like the sound of garlic soup so I will be researching during the omnibus
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Given that I am presently squirrelling stuff away for that winter-time celebration, I have noted your recommendation and shall visit Aldi this arvo. Just chased that Sp’awk away, again. No dead pheasants flapping about, at least.
Pore Gus! Fuzzy, no-touch-technique hugs from me.
Soo xx
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