Reasons for going to pubs

[sheffield hatter]

I'm hoping to survive this albeit battered and bruised and possibly with a bag of shite hanging from my gut.

My grandmother had the same op when she was 79. She lived to age 97. (And never said anything to me about a bag of shite.)

[Aqualung]

My grandmother had the same op when she was 79. She lived to age 97. (And never said anything to me about a bag of shite.)

I heard something similar in Wales. Sadly it seems that the NHS has been cornered into overplaying risks because of the parasitic legal companies that encourage suing the organisation. As a result I don't believe anyone has told me what will happen if I refuse the op, although I can take a good guess!
I was even given a sheet outlining the risks of an iron transfusion. I had two of them a few months ago!

[london calling]

I heard something similar in Wales. Sadly it seems that the NHS has been cornered into overplaying risks because of the parasitic legal companies that encourage suing the organisation. As a result I don't believe anyone has told me what will happen if I refuse the op, although I can take a good guess!
I was even given a sheet outlining the risks of an iron transfusion. I had two of them a few months ago!

If you refuse the op you will die.You have now officially been told. cheers

[Aqualung]

If you refuse the op you will die.You have now officially been told. cheers

That's exactly what I thought with the adjectives slow and painful applying.
I couldn't get on the internet from around 15:00 yesterday. Given that it's working this morning I assume it was overloaded.

[london calling]

That's exactly what I thought with the adjectives slow and painful applying.
I couldn't get on the internet from around 15:00 yesterday. Given that it's working this morning I assume it was overloaded.

Don't know about the slow.My dad was diagnosed with bowel cancer and was dead 19 days later. Get the op and worry about the consequences later.Good luck .