yeah agree... I'm sure they are not for everyone. I think she got them for FREE both times and I am pretty sure she said she just quit halfway through both times.
This Uncultured Swine of a Hoe will live rent free in my head for ages to come. @chanandalerbong you deserve to take your place amongst the Real Housewives for this read! Trombone of Truth is needed!
I had a real mess in my mouth, it took nearly three years and they are practically straight, we stopped because the dentist was afraid that due to my age my teeth would end up being pushed to far. I have a tray at night and really appreciate it otherwise I bite my inner cheeks. ( stress) . It was hard work and 24/7!
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I had to use an expander (which gave me a country bumpkin gap). It was beyond painful and expensive. I also have a permanent lower retainer for the very reason that the time, expense, and pain expended will not be in vain. Lydiot always wants things now and will suffer as a result of her impatience.
Can you promise to post this on every single thread? You are a genius - I’m sorry - I literally cannot stop laughing! @Being nosey
The plastic boots were « de sortie »!
They do look like the Amazon rubber “riding “ boots I think?
Me three
If I can give one piece of advice to you & other Tattlers who are in impossible, scary and difficult situations - it’s try not to get too bogged down & stressed over things you cannot change or have any influence over. Keep doing things that improve your situation or make it easier to get you through a day.
This time last year my escapism was Tattle. I came across it during all nighters at my son’s bedside. A few weeks later after being faced with a do not resuscitate order for him, I joined Tattle made my first cheery post.
A month later a post from Lidl was the straw that broke me. The bl##dy non-sponsored walk for charity which turned into a wine walk & cushy hotel stay instead of using her platform for something positive for an amazing charity. This happened an few months after we had exhausted a huge chunk of life savings on special life saving drugs and I realised I had to swallow my pride and agree with my daughters suggestion to create a Just Giving page. In 3 hrs we had donations of 5k from family & friends after sharing the link on Facebook. I woke up the next morning to donations of over £7k, this soon doubled in the next few days. People’s generosity gave us 7 additional months with our gorgeous son with the drugs we needed for him not available via NHS. We were also able to make two large donations to research charities.
So shout scream cry when you need to & then come on here for some uplifting wit and a wealth of knowledge. Tattle helps keep me happy & sane. Lidl & Aldi will make you very angry at times, but I bet despite what you don’t have or desperately need, you are in a much better place and mindset than either of them.
The future will always be bright because Tattlers shine
I remember your post on the charity walk. Sorry I didn’t know how much you were going through. It’s unimaginable and I cannot fathom how difficult it must’ve been. Thank you for sharing your story.If I can give one piece of advice to you & other Tattlers who are in impossible, scary and difficult situations - it’s try not to get too bogged down & stressed over things you cannot change or have any influence over. Keep doing things that improve your situation or make it easier to get you through a day.
This time last year my escapism was Tattle. I came across it during all nighters at my son’s bedside. A few weeks later after being faced with a do not resuscitate order for him, I joined Tattle made my first cheery post.
A month later a post from Lidl was the straw that broke me. The bl##dy non-sponsored walk for charity which turned into a wine walk & cushy hotel stay instead of using her platform for something positive for an amazing charity. This happened an few months after we had exhausted a huge chunk of life savings on special life saving drugs and I realised I had to swallow my pride and agree with my daughters suggestion to create a Just Giving page. In 3 hrs we had donations of 5k from family & friends after sharing the link on Facebook. I woke up the next morning to donations of over £7k, this soon doubled in the next few days. People’s generosity gave us 7 additional months with our gorgeous son with the drugs we needed for him not available via NHS. We were also able to make two large donations to research charities.
So shout scream cry when you need to & then come on here for some uplifting wit and a wealth of knowledge. Tattle helps keep me happy & sane. Lidl & Aldi will make you very angry at times, but I bet despite what you don’t have or desperately need, you are in a much better place and mindset than either of them.
The future will always be bright because Tattlers shine
My heart breaks for you and your family.If I can give one piece of advice to you & other Tattlers who are in impossible, scary and difficult situations - it’s try not to get too bogged down & stressed over things you cannot change or have any influence over. Keep doing things that improve your situation or make it easier to get you through a day.
This time last year my escapism was Tattle. I came across it during all nighters at my son’s bedside. A few weeks later after being faced with a do not resuscitate order for him, I joined Tattle made my first cheery post.
A month later a post from Lidl was the straw that broke me. The bl##dy non-sponsored walk for charity which turned into a wine walk & cushy hotel stay instead of using her platform for something positive for an amazing charity. This happened an few months after we had exhausted a huge chunk of life savings on special life saving drugs and I realised I had to swallow my pride and agree with my daughters suggestion to create a Just Giving page. In 3 hrs we had donations of 5k from family & friends after sharing the link on Facebook. I woke up the next morning to donations of over £7k, this soon doubled in the next few days. People’s generosity gave us 7 additional months with our gorgeous son with the drugs we needed for him not available via NHS. We were also able to make two large donations to research charities.
So shout scream cry when you need to & then come on here for some uplifting wit and a wealth of knowledge. Tattle helps keep me happy & sane. Lidl & Aldi will make you very angry at times, but I bet despite what you don’t have or desperately need, you are in a much better place and mindset than either of them.
The future will always be bright because Tattlers shine
Dear @Shoelaces your story made me cry like a little girl. This is so terrible and beautiful at the same time. Please, Lord, protect this kind soul at all cost. I am so terribly sorry to hear about the cards you and your family were dealt. There's nothing more painful as a mother than having your child suffer. Please accept my heartfelt apology for how unfair life has treated you and your family. As a Christian, my faith is tested at such times, since it seems too terrible to bear. But your post speaks volumes of hope, perseverence and what I can only call goodness.If I can give one piece of advice to you & other Tattlers who are in impossible, scary and difficult situations - it’s try not to get too bogged down & stressed over things you cannot change or have any influence over. Keep doing things that improve your situation or make it easier to get you through a day.
This time last year my escapism was Tattle. I came across it during all nighters at my son’s bedside. A few weeks later after being faced with a do not resuscitate order for him, I joined Tattle made my first cheery post.
A month later a post from Lidl was the straw that broke me. The bl##dy non-sponsored walk for charity which turned into a wine walk & cushy hotel stay instead of using her platform for something positive for an amazing charity. This happened an few months after we had exhausted a huge chunk of life savings on special life saving drugs and I realised I had to swallow my pride and agree with my daughters suggestion to create a Just Giving page. In 3 hrs we had donations of 5k from family & friends after sharing the link on Facebook. I woke up the next morning to donations of over £7k, this soon doubled in the next few days. People’s generosity gave us 7 additional months with our gorgeous son with the drugs we needed for him not available via NHS. We were also able to make two large donations to research charities.
So shout scream cry when you need to & then come on here for some uplifting wit and a wealth of knowledge. Tattle helps keep me happy & sane. Lidl & Aldi will make you very angry at times, but I bet despite what you don’t have or desperately need, you are in a much better place and mindset than either of them.
The future will always be bright because Tattlers shine
Thank you so much for sharing. People can be wonderful in times of need and so you were able to spend some extra time with your believed son. I m relieved you are able to find an escape here on our lovely thread. Am sending you all my love. XIf I can give one piece of advice to you & other Tattlers who are in impossible, scary and difficult situations - it’s try not to get too bogged down & stressed over things you cannot change or have any influence over. Keep doing things that improve your situation or make it easier to get you through a day.
This time last year my escapism was Tattle. I came across it during all nighters at my son’s bedside. A few weeks later after being faced with a do not resuscitate order for him, I joined Tattle made my first cheery post.
A month later a post from Lidl was the straw that broke me. The bl##dy non-sponsored walk for charity which turned into a wine walk & cushy hotel stay instead of using her platform for something positive for an amazing charity. This happened an few months after we had exhausted a huge chunk of life savings on special life saving drugs and I realised I had to swallow my pride and agree with my daughters suggestion to create a Just Giving page. In 3 hrs we had donations of 5k from family & friends after sharing the link on Facebook. I woke up the next morning to donations of over £7k, this soon doubled in the next few days. People’s generosity gave us 7 additional months with our gorgeous son with the drugs we needed for him not available via NHS. We were also able to make two large donations to research charities.
So shout scream cry when you need to & then come on here for some uplifting wit and a wealth of knowledge. Tattle helps keep me happy & sane. Lidl & Aldi will make you very angry at times, but I bet despite what you don’t have or desperately need, you are in a much better place and mindset than either of them.
The future will always be bright because Tattlers shine
Big hugs to you too. I know we are on here to talk about funny silly stuff. But once in a while it’s so important to remember the real stories of real life too. It really helps more people than we know. I have read your stories over the years and it has helped me feel like I’m not alone in struggling with life’s darker side.
thank you for being open and for all the laughs too!!! wishing everyone a good week, free of troubles! But should they come our way, I pray we all find the strength for each new day. One step at a time.
I've discussed this topic with Mr. Bong and we reached the conclusion it's basically character development, for the lack of better term. The only way I can take it.
Haha, your post had me cackling like a mad woman on the bog
Thank you, daaahling 
Me also - thoughts and prayers x
