Andy in Germany
Guru
- Location
- Rottenburg am Neckar
My dad has this issue: I'm going to have to Train Beautiful Daughter to keep everything separate because, as you say it inly takes a crumb...
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My dad has this issue: I'm going to have to Train Beautiful Daughter to keep everything separate because, as you say it inly takes a crumb...
That's the thing about true food allergies it don't take much. We've to be so carful about some additives just a bit and Mrs 73 get's a bad migraine and is out for a day or two.
Reynard
Guru
- Location
- Cambridgeshire, UK
Warm and occasionally sunny here chez Casa Reynard.
Slept well, but had a very strange dream about exams and cats. Yeah, I've not figured it out either. Have spent the morning working on the archive - namely going through a load of files I downloaded from the British Library's newspaper archive earlier in the year. This lot is from 1987 when Paul was racing in FF2000, but largely, they aren't terribly useful or informative. Most of them are just name checks in local "what's on this weekend" type things. There's a handful of race reports in the batch, but to be honest, because I had limited access to the archive, I just downloaded everything that came up in the search pattern I used and figured I'd sort it all out later.
This afternoon, I intend on doing some grass cutting if the rain holds off. The forecast says it will.
Anyways, it is time for luncheon.
Slept well, but had a very strange dream about exams and cats. Yeah, I've not figured it out either. Have spent the morning working on the archive - namely going through a load of files I downloaded from the British Library's newspaper archive earlier in the year. This lot is from 1987 when Paul was racing in FF2000, but largely, they aren't terribly useful or informative. Most of them are just name checks in local "what's on this weekend" type things. There's a handful of race reports in the batch, but to be honest, because I had limited access to the archive, I just downloaded everything that came up in the search pattern I used and figured I'd sort it all out later.
This afternoon, I intend on doing some grass cutting if the rain holds off. The forecast says it will.
Anyways, it is time for luncheon.
biggs682
Itching to get back on my bike's
- Location
- Northamptonshire
An early lunchtime stroll was completed and surprised how nice it was outside
Andy in Germany
Guru
- Location
- Rottenburg am Neckar
Finally registered myself and Beautiful Daughter with the German Embassy in the UK.
Also found that despite the Exit That Can Not Be Named our German health insurance is valid in the UK "at the moment" so we don't need extra. This is handy as I'd forgotten that detail...
Also found that despite the Exit That Can Not Be Named our German health insurance is valid in the UK "at the moment" so we don't need extra. This is handy as I'd forgotten that detail...
- Location
- Next door to Mr Benn at No 54
Yes, it may be valid, but do you have to pay for treatment, if needed, and then claim back the costs?
mybike
Grumblin at Garmin on the Granny Gear
- Location
- Not 'emel 'empstead
Grass was long, weather sunny, so I mowed the grass.
After I'd given it a first cut, the rain started.
After I'd given it a first cut, the rain started.
biggs682
Itching to get back on my bike's
- Location
- Northamptonshire
Time for hot chocolate break
raleighnut
Legendary Member
- Location
- One of the 'Elite'
Pork Pie and a pint
Ditto albeit length varied between ultra long and bare, and a lot of may be green but not grass.
Most basic treatment inc primary care is free (same NHS chargers apply as normal eg prescriptions) up to what ever Germany has agreed to pay for. In any case all emergency treatment is free no matter what agreement is in place. All other treatment is charged at 150% of NHS rate. That's before you claim on any insurance you have. All EHIC are still valid too until they run out.
Any planned treatment is a bit different but for most visitors don't it wont apply.
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Andy in Germany
Guru
- Location
- Rottenburg am Neckar
Last time we had to use it this wasn't the case; we just had to fill in a truckload of forms.
biggs682
Itching to get back on my bike's
- Location
- Northamptonshire
Another working day completed
Rain forecast for rest of the evening
Black bin is kerbside
Rain forecast for rest of the evening
Black bin is kerbside
Most common meds you can buy in shops classed as OTC's. ibuprofen , antihistamine and the like inc Calpol. Higher dose and a good few more specialised common pharmacy only drugs. You can get from the chemist without a prescription. Pharmacists will give advice for and most can treat many common things via Pharmacy first or what ever locally they call it.
York has a walk in Urgent Treatment Centre at the hospital for most common none emergency treatment. (A bit like one below A&E same applies you can just walk in.) NHS 111 is free to use who ever you are as his NHS online.
