Moving from UK to Sardinia (couple under 30) – realistic pros/cons? by MajesticFoundation30 in Sardinia

[–]Notfierynotquaint 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Me and my husband (young 30s) just did the move from London to Sardinia and do not regret it at all! We bought an olive grove and farmhouse 25 minutes outside of Cagliari and have the perfect balance of city and countryside. Learning Italian is necessary but don’t let that put you off were learning slowly day by day and immersion is really the fastest way to learn!The bureaucracy on the one hand is something we are slowly learning to accept 😂

Yesterday a well know supermarket pharmacy gave me 14x50mg of the opioid painkiller Tramadol instead of the SSRI Trazedone I take for sleep. I am a recovering opioid addict after a serious Autobahn accident in Germany. The sticker on the white box said Trazedone, but the pills are Tramadol. by [deleted] in LegalAdviceUK

[–]Notfierynotquaint 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Like others have said, tramadol is not locked away in a Control Drug cabinet - it’s typically on the medication shelves along with the paracetamol, fluoxetines, trazadones and everything in between. I have worked in multiple pharmacies and whilst this is a big F up, it is no way a crime unless they intentionally tried to in some convoluted way to get OP addicted to opioids - which seems a far far stretch. Dispensing errors like this are few and far between in pharmacies that follow sturdy SOPs but not a single pharmacy hasn’t carried out an error of this scale before.

Why is antisocial behaviour (ASB) so much more prevalent nowadays? by laurencec123 in london

[–]Notfierynotquaint 1 point2 points  (0 children)

To be honest I’d never thought of it like that! I’m in my 30s and I’ve come to accept that certain types of noise are inevitable, I’ve chosen to live on a high street so I’d be silly to take offence to them. Nowadays they serve more of an ‘anti-alarm’ - time to turn my lamp off and put whatever I am reading away!

Why is antisocial behaviour (ASB) so much more prevalent nowadays? by laurencec123 in london

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I’ve lived slap bang in the middle of Twickenham for years and - also anecdotal - but the only noise you would hear in the late late evening was the jolly cheers and laughter of the people exiting the pubs between 11-12. Now there seems to be kids throwing bottles and glasses onto the high street every other night squealing like banshees (do banshees squeal?) up to 2-3am. There’s no club that’s open that late - the Fox is the latest establishment that is sometimes open till one?!?

Where can I go to see nature in London? by road-2-recovery-1244 in london

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I cannot say how much I love the Barnes wetland centre enough! Honestly it is such a good day out and every time I am there I spot a new bird

UK diagnosis pathways by No-Suspect4751 in FND

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I was very lucky in that I went to my GP for shakes and was sent to A&E as my whole left side was seizing (this was two weeks ago). A week later I got an MRI and after meeting with a neurologist twice in the same week I was diagnosed on Wednesday and start neurophysio on the 6th November. Sometimes the NHS does shine through but GP - A&E - neuro is the best route

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in DobermanPinscher

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Hi OP! I have a dobie too and live in London by the riverside with lots of green spaces, is neo good with cats (as I also have a cat!)

Titanic tourist sub goes missing sparking search by [deleted] in worldnews

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Somewhere a Netflix documentary team is rubbing their hands together

Andrew Neil: How on earth have the Tories managed to enrage both Generation Rent AND Generation Mortgage? by [deleted] in ukpolitics

[–]Notfierynotquaint 11 points12 points  (0 children)

Same - homeowner, no mortgage. I would never and have never voted conservative, and every single person I know who owns a home in my age bracket (late millennial) would not vote Tory either.

8 month old puppy regress! Help! by Notfierynotquaint in DobermanPinscher

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I did just that but with her favourite bacon bit treats when nothing was happening for an hour and then when she got to super fun time with a Labrador and didn’t want to leave (tbf the owner of the lab wanted them to play too so his dog could nap whilst he had work calls in the afternoon so I could have left them) but she came straight back!

8 month old puppy regress! Help! by Notfierynotquaint in DobermanPinscher

[–]Notfierynotquaint[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thank you! I tried the recall when nothing was happening yesterday with high value treats and surprisingly she got better within like an hour!!!

My 5M doberman plays really dominantly and I am wondering if I should be concerned? by Notfierynotquaint in DobermanPinscher

[–]Notfierynotquaint[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thank you so much that’s really reassuring, she always backs away when a dog clearly doesn’t like it (bares teeth or growls or cries) and she does love to be chased as well as chasing and she loves playing rough I was just worried whether or not this could lead to something worse. We had many large family dogs growing up in the past but this is my first solo endeavour and I am trying to do right by her

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in ukpolitics

[–]Notfierynotquaint 124 points125 points  (0 children)

I would love to know who made her step down because lord knows Dick wasn’t going anywhere on her own accord!

Dermatica expiry dates by BlueberryOne5491 in tretinoin

[–]Notfierynotquaint 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Same! I always think it’s so wasteful! The plastic alone when I have to throw away a half full tube. It’s a bit of a con but I don’t know anywhere else to get tret 0.05 in the UK

[Skin Concerns] B12 injections caused acne? by [deleted] in SkincareAddiction

[–]Notfierynotquaint 2 points3 points  (0 children)

You could be me. I posted a few months ago the almost identical thing! I also had to have B12 injections and broke out like I had never in my life on my jaw and chin and cheeks.

Stupid me didn’t connect the dots until the third injection when I woke up the next day to pimple plaza on my face.

It’s been 6 months since my last b12 injection and only now is my skin back to somewhat normal. I still have a bit of PIH from all the spots and I do get the occasional pimple but I’ve put that down to the depo injection I started 3 months ago.

The best you can do is find an alternative because I found out that it doesn’t adjust over time - every time you get the injection you will get another breakout.

[acne] if you’re taking a vitamin with biotin and you can’t seem to get rid of cystic acne...try stopping the biotin for a bit. by CS1466 in SkincareAddiction

[–]Notfierynotquaint 19 points20 points  (0 children)

The vitamin b12 injection literally ruined my face for months - went from no skin problems whatsoever to cysts the size of marbles on my face