Yes I think we got lucky with the room, perhaps it was just a quiet period
MrStag
Yes it was gastroenteritis, luckily she bounced back quite quickly!
United Kingdom, Dorset.
My 3 year old daughter was vomiting and not keeping liquids down. Phoned the non-emergency line and after a bit of a wait, spoke to them and went through the script.
Was told to go to A&E and we would be expected. After a short wait there, was led down to the children's ward and she was given a bed in her own room. She was put on a drip, had antibiotics and kept in overnight. By the end of the following day she was able to keep down water and some toast so was discharged.
Had a follow on call from a GP the next day, she was back to normal in a couple of days.
Cost: £0 (I contribute to the NHS through general taxation)
Electric screwdriver from Lidl (well, it was less than £20) - as a DIY novice/flat pack builder, it changed my life
Be DEI recruitin'
Eating like they've got Universal Healthcare!
But what will I do for the remaining 58 seconds?
Call of Cthulhu.
Bonus answer: Star Wars D6, our main game back in the day and a lot of great memories.
Disney's 1950 Treasure Island - yes Depp's Jack Sparrow is great, but the pirate performance par excellence is Robert Newton's Long John Silver, imo
Fighting Fantasy gamebooks and the original edition of the Advanced Fighting Fantasy RPG - the lore, the artwork and tracking down the books missing from my collection!
Thank you for explaining it to me. Happy to edit my original post,wouldn't want to spook users or tarnish Connect's name..
There were wooly mammoths living in Russia when the Great Pyramids at Giza were being built