How Did We Manage Without It. - Page 2

katex · 29-12-2006, 18:46

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Originally Posted by jimmi5bellies

Im in hospital next week and will be taking mine in, mum wont be here when i come around from theatre and ive got strict instructions when i come around to text her im ok.
How much does it cost to text to Spain ? anybody know ?

Well, costs me 50p from Spain, but I am on Pay-as-you-go .. all depends on the deal you have got I suppose. Best of luck to you in hosp. Jimmy5 .. hope nowt serious.

cashman · 29-12-2006, 18:53

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Originally Posted by jimmi5bellies

Im in hospital next week and will be taking mine in, mum wont be here when i come around from theatre and ive got strict instructions when i come around to text her im ok.
How much does it cost to text to Spain ? anybody know ?

dont think its too expensive to text, if yer mums near us we will take her mind of yer op.

hope its nowt major jimmi5 and yer up an running in no time.

jimmi5bellies · 29-12-2006, 22:28

Thanks for the well wishes. No, its nothing too serious, the ENT specialist is trying to save my hearing.

Im on PAYG too with O2.

This will be the second time ive had this op, the last one failed. The anaesetic is quite heavy as they will be going in behind my ear. Looks like ill have half a shaved head again and stitches back of my lug hole again.

Ianto.W. · 29-12-2006, 23:21

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jimmifivebellies, How much does it cost to text to Spain ? anybody know ?

Im on pay as you go with T-Mobile my package is 10pence for texts, I text Spain on regular basis for yes 10pence.

SPUGGIE J · 29-12-2006, 23:29

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Originally Posted by Ianto.W.

Im on pay as you go with T-Mobile my package is 10pence for texts, I text Spain on regular basis for yes 10pence.

What did you threaten them with if you didnt get a 10p anywhere you want text??

Ianto.W. · 29-12-2006, 23:52

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Originally Posted by SPUGGIE J

What did you threaten them with if you didnt get a 10p anywhere you want text??

Moving to Orange SPUGGIE J, they don't like that, the wife is on Virgin not a patch on T mobile, i've tried them all T-M are the best.

grannyclaret · 30-12-2006, 00:05

I dont use mine often, but its been a godsend this last couple of weeks,, ringing for taxi,s home from Blackpool vic ,The bus service to Cleveleys stinks....
The hospital phones and television cards at the patents bedside costs a fortune but are a lifesaver,,,,,,,

garinda · 30-12-2006, 00:07

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Originally Posted by jimmi5bellies

Thanks for the well wishes. No, its nothing too serious, the ENT specialist is trying to save my hearing.

Im on PAYG too with O2.

This will be the second time ive had this op, the last one failed. The anaesetic is quite heavy as they will be going in behind my ear. Looks like ill have half a shaved head again and stitches back of my lug hole again.

Hope all goes well. x

Wynonie Harris · 30-12-2006, 00:11

Mobile phones are a curse, I tell you, a curse. Why is it that Mrs H rings me just as I'm sat at the bar, about to lift the fifth pint of foaming ale to my lips, or alternatively, as I'm stood in a record shop, ready to part with a wad of cash for some rare 1950's record, and says "What are you doing now?" in a highly suspicious tone of voice, almost as if she can SEE down the bloody thing!

garinda · 30-12-2006, 00:17

Mobile phones are worse than wearing one of those tags yobs have to wear if they are let out of prison early.

Bin 'em.

SPUGGIE J · 30-12-2006, 00:28

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Originally Posted by Wynonie Harris

Mobile phones are a curse, I tell you, a curse. Why is it that Mrs H rings me just as I'm sat at the bar, about to lift the fifth pint of foaming ale to my lips, or alternatively, as I'm stood in a record shop, ready to part with a wad of cash for some rare 1950's record, and says "What are you doing now?" in a highly suspicious tone of voice, almost as if she can SEE down the bloody thing!

She is keeping you talking while she triangulates your location.

Ianto.W. · 30-12-2006, 00:57

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Originally Posted by grannyclaret

I dont use mine often, but its been a godsend this last couple of weeks,, ringing for taxi,s home from Blackpool vic ,The bus service to Cleveleys stinks....
The hospital phones and television cards at the patents bedside costs a fortune but are a lifesaver,,,,,,,

Just had a week in the new Cardiac Arrest unit there gran, it's a fine hospital but as you say well the beaten track if you have a transport problem, hard work for Accrington visitors, my wife went by train and taxi. The Surgeons and all the staff were marvelous and gave the finest care possible, and my mobile phone was a godsend.

grannyclaret · 30-12-2006, 01:59

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Originally Posted by Ianto.W.

Just had a week in the new Cardiac Arrest unit there gran, it's a fine hospital but as you say well the beaten track if you have a transport problem, hard work for Accrington visitors, my wife went by train and taxi. The Surgeons and all the staff were marvelous and gave the finest care possible, and my mobile phone was a godsend.

Hope you are feeling much better now Ian,
My hubby is in the new wing over the A and E,he,s been there over 2 weeks and it looks like he will be in until after the new year now,,But like you say the staff are fantastic they couldent do enough over xmas ..maybe your wife went up to olivers at teatime,,,they do lovely meals...i am getting as fat as a pig...lol

Ianto.W. · 30-12-2006, 02:22

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Originally Posted by grannyclaret

Hope you are feeling much better now Ian,
My hubby is in the new wing over the A and E,he,s been there over 2 weeks and it looks like he will be in until after the new year now,,But like you say the staff are fantastic they couldent do enough over xmas ..maybe your wife went up to olivers at teatime,,,they do lovely meals...i am getting as fat as a pig...lol

Sorry to hear about your hubby gran ,he will be well looked after, you can look forward to the Salvation Army Band, they came round when I was in, yes my missus whent to olivers for tea , the meals we had in the wards were fantastic, it's the first time iv'e enjoyed hospital food in three stays, regards Ian.

bullseyebarb · 30-12-2006, 16:51

I wouldn't want to be without my cell phone - although I don't use it a great deal. Never touch the thing when I'm driving, in a store or restaurant. When I am traveling, it's nice to be able to exchange text messages with my kin in England.

Hope you are doing well, Ian. Likewise your better half, granny. My cousin, (also an Ian), had a valve replacement at Blackpool a couple of years ago. Gave the hospital a good review.