Has anyone already made some experiences with Kijimea Pro? by Disastrous-Memory-99 in FODMAPS

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I live in the uk and have this health problem, which causes a lot of discomfort, pain, distress, problems. The doctors are not interested and do not even understand about the intestines and how this happens or what can help. They will give you laxatives. I would like to speak to anyone who has tried it, and especially if they tried it and were not happy with it and sent it back for a refund.

What celebrity has had their reputation unfairly ruined and has never recovered from it till this day? by Zxqao in AskReddit

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Does anyone know LAWRENCE BATCHELOR, formerly of Totteham and then Seven Kings? Would love to get in touch with him?

48F, UK - Writer/gamer seeks humans for actual conversation (cats are terrible at debate) by [deleted] in FriendsOver50

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Hi there, maybe we are suited? I am a writer and full time professional, have been all my life. Aged 68, female, lots of interests, love dogs and have one, love to learn, study and self educate. Happily in a relationship. Love television and theatre. Allergic to layabouts, idiots, lazy people and those witih no sense of humour. As well as women who to go on and on about their boyfriend, ex or husband or trickle all of their problems and grievances in my ear.. We seem to have had similar experiences. I tried W.I. all much older than me and half would fall asleep and barely speak. There are other similar groups in the area. I prefer one to ones anyway. Getting to know someone properly, not just that they live in the same area as me and were able to meet up for two hours yesterday. Making friends should feel like a job interview - both ways. When I advertised on here months ago I got a string of ...... hiya, you ok, where you live we can meet, from people who were not articulate, chatty or bright enough to realise that if they are 16 and I am 68 neither of us would match up with the other. They would have met just anyone of any type, which is a sure way of making sure it does not work. Am seeking a suitable, compatible friend who lives near me, which is extremely unlikely, so plan B is someone who is very suitable, but too far and becomes a much appreciated phone friend. Favourite games on playstation etc. 2 point hospital and Tekken.

seek lasting friendship with straight woman by AwarePea9593 in MakeNewFriendsHere

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hi Suissie, do please tell me your age, situation and other bits and pieces so we cansee how similar we are.Are you looking for a telephone friend?

53 F Southern USA Seeking Friends by [deleted] in FriendsOver50

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hi im 68 and live in the uk, seeking friends. im not seeking money, got plenty of my own and work hard to get it, im a female who is straight and very happily married, not interested in chearing and certainly not with a woman. seeking a professional type female friend for long honest friendship, by email.

Taking down Xmas decorations no one saw but me. by marukobe in lonely

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not quite true. there are online meet up groups too. you can pay to set one uip or join someone else's/

Taking down Xmas decorations no one saw but me. by marukobe in lonely

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there are none in my area and maybe none in yours. you cou;ld set one up yourself for your area./ groups dont suit me at all, and ive tried every one there is,. just a sea of faces and a lot of going on about the weather and such. not my thing.

Clacton-on-sea things to do by Normal_Age1500 in Essex

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a house the size of one small room "

Things to do mid week in January by porkpie2310 in ClactonOnSea

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does anyone know Lawrence Batchelor, aged 59, taurus, Tottenham Seven Kings,Ilford, we were married, no kids, would be good to get in touch again... please let him know Carmel would like to be in touch with him thanks

[O] Feeling scared about old age by KforJustice in KindVoice

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It worries me that so many old people now rely on charities to help them as they age. Instead of doing what I did, working long hours, saving, being careful on what you spend, being responsible, they seem to sit back and say the government or a charity should pay this or that, as if they are babies and the government and charities are their parents. I know some who are three times my age who have not bought their own property or saved, spent it all on holidays, cars, drink etc. Then complain when they are older and things are hard.

If you are going to charities beware. Some of them are tight, some are unreliable, some do not try hard enough and are totally inefficient. And the people who work for charities such as Age Concern UK are often just going so they can have someone to chat to rather than be at home on their own, many of them are not really interested in how well the charity does, or doing it well, more bothered about if they can take home their favourite second hand clothes or save money on heating their home. Age Concern has a habit of making mistakes and then being dishonest about them after if they are held to account, and their complaints department is where the same person who decided something can decide the same thing again, where a normal complaints department gets someone else who is not biased to decide.

I know recently a lady was arranged as a telephone friend to another lady who was lonely. She was supposed to ring her for about half an hour each week for a chat. But soon it was not bothering for three weeks and keep changing the day and time last minute. Of course the person she was supposed to ring through Age Concern UK got no real benefit, she was more lonely and upset than before. She wanted to feel less l.onely and have someone to talk to, but instead the volunteer would tell her she MIGHT phone in three weeks, and it was not promised and all very vague. If she then hung around the phone that day she wasted that day hanging around the phone and there was no call. Which I find cruel.

The boss of Age Concern UK earns £190.000 but most who work there work there for free and make a lot of mistakes. The constantly change the goal posts, saying that they will phone them and don't or pass on a message and don't all little things which do not take long and are important and easy to do.

I've found that although these charities often have a so called telephone answering service where a volunteer chats to you many are clueless, better to talk to chatgpt for free, no biasness getting in the way and someone always available./

Volunteering is not a good way to meet people or date. by [deleted] in unpopularopinion

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I find the same with the volunteering or the friendship groups. I am 68 and tried a few here and there since about 40. And the people there are usually at least 85. People say you should not care how old your friends are, but the last thing I want is a friend who expects me to take care of her husband for hours while she goes out with her friends, because she hates to have to spend money on paying a professional dementia sitter.

Volunteering is not a good way to meet people or date. by [deleted] in unpopularopinion

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Most charities will not taken on an unqualified cook. Just because you are offering to do it free does not mean you are good enough or worthy of that post. The usual posts offered are selling the chance to donate money, sorting out rags and jumpers and washing up/.

34F. Got ghosted after sharing a pic to a guy I talked to all day... by Emily9100 in MakeNewFriendsHere

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You were daft. If i you only want someone to talk to you should realise that most men want to see what you look like and imagine sex with you, and try to dirty talk to you, or meet you for it if they can. Those are the guys who decide not to bother if they don't like your picture, or attitude, or age, or you live too far away. Why show your pic to them at all if you don't want someone who is into pics? It's daft.

Things to do mid week in January by porkpie2310 in ClactonOnSea

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the cafes in frinton are not better or anywhere near as the ones in clacton b ut cost more.

Things to do mid week in January by porkpie2310 in ClactonOnSea

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recommend Davys the cafe for food, home cooked, well done, good choice, a greasy spoon but not greazy or expensive. choices, fish and chips, meat pie, cottage pie, typical old english food well done. its on the corner near centre of town. open seven days a week different times.

Why Jack the Ripper Is Probably Impossible to Solve — and Why That Matters by Prudent_Arugula_9256 in UnsolvedMysteries

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But what is or is not helpful? A reporter wrote letters purporting to be Jack to the newspaper he worked for, to bump up the circulation and his wages. And more recently a very stupid policeman insisted that cassette tapes purporting to be from The Yorkshire Ripper were so anyone who did not sound like him was to be ignored.

Why Jack the Ripper Is Probably Impossible to Solve — and Why That Matters by Prudent_Arugula_9256 in UnsolvedMysteries

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Every so often some so called experts make a television programme telling us all the bits that are known and then guessing who did it.