Diabetes Talking

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Anyone watch it ?

Yep, sad to admit but I rarely miss an episode. Bex (the receptionist) is suffering from a mystery illness.  Symptoms include going to the toilet a lot, drinking canned drinks, feeling tired & irriatable. Classic signs of Diabetes perhaps ?  She is rather ‘thin’ !

Agreed, didn’t quite pick up on it last night but then I was rather tired when I watched the show. Had moved offices during the day- carrying desks up and down stairs is great exercise! Thinking about it now though I reckon you’re right and having checked the gossip on the BBC’s Casualty website other fans agree too. — Emma Sig space for rent – apply within

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Anyone watch it ? Bex (the receptionist) is suffering from a mystery illness.  Symptoms include going to the toilet a lot, drinking canned drinks, feeling tired & irriatable. Classic signs of Diabetes perhaps ?  She is rather ‘thin’ ! Anyone ? Jim

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– Hide quoted text — Show quoted text – Anyone watch it ? Yep, sad to admit but I rarely miss an episode. Yep, that’s sad ) Bex (the receptionist) is suffering from a mystery illness.  Symptoms include going to the toilet a lot, drinking canned drinks, feeling tired & irriatable. Classic signs of Diabetes perhaps ?  She is rather ‘thin’ ! Agreed, didn’t quite pick up on it last night but then I was rather tired when I watched the show. Had moved offices during the day- carrying desks up and down stairs is great exercise! A womans work is never done ) (Or should I reiterateHarry Enfields sentiment?? "Women…. know your limits" ))) Thinking about it now though I reckon you’re right and having checked the gossip on the BBC’s Casualty website other fans agree too.

Now THAT must be where Bob and Wim got their dietetic "training" !! How glad I am to work that out – I thought I was being left behind by my foolish reliance on reality. — Al. Please not that this post represents my own opinion, and has nothing to do with any organisation whatsoever. – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text – Beav

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Anyone watch it ? Yep, sad to admit but I rarely miss an episode. Yep, that’s sad )

Okay, no need to rub it in! ;-p Agreed, didn’t quite pick up on it last night but then I was rather tired when I watched the show. Had moved offices during the day- carrying desks up and down stairs is great exercise! A womans work is never done ) (Or should I reiterateHarry Enfields sentiment?? "Women…. know your limits" )))

The hard work was worth it, nice new office and even better now that they’ve found the stopcock to turn the water on! A relief in more ways than one… — Emma                            http://www.tracksidetoilets.tk The Chocolate Monster           http://altgallery.shows.it                                 http://chocmonster.rules.it                                 http://www.orbitvehicles.co.uk

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Anyone watch it ? Yep, sad to admit but I rarely miss an episode.

Yep, that’s sad ) Bex (the receptionist) is suffering from a mystery illness.  Symptoms include going to the toilet a lot, drinking canned drinks, feeling tired & irriatable. Classic signs of Diabetes perhaps ?  She is rather ‘thin’ ! Agreed, didn’t quite pick up on it last night but then I was rather tired when I watched the show. Had moved offices during the day- carrying desks up and down stairs is great exercise!

A womans work is never done ) (Or should I reiterateHarry Enfields sentiment?? "Women…. know your limits" ))) Thinking about it now though I reckon you’re right and having checked the gossip on the BBC’s Casualty website other fans agree too.

Beav

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Anyone watch it ? Bex (the receptionist) is suffering from a mystery illness.  Symptoms include going to the toilet a lot, drinking canned drinks, feeling tired & irriatable. Classic signs of Diabetes perhaps ?  She is rather ‘thin’ ! Anyone ?

My wife apparently. I didn’t see Casualty, but I walked into the room where it (and the wife) were, and missus said to me "Looks like the receptionist tart is going to get a DM dx" Beav

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Anyone watch it ?

I don`t have a TV at all, which for me I consider a great advantage. But it looks like they might introduce the beast into the storyline. — Al. Please not that this post represents my own opinion, and has nothing to do with any organisation whatsoever. – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text – Bex (the receptionist) is suffering from a mystery illness.  Symptoms include going to the toilet a lot, drinking canned drinks, feeling tired & irriatable. Classic signs of Diabetes perhaps ?  She is rather ‘thin’ ! Anyone ? Jim

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