classic33
Leg End Member
Disagree with the first part, having been on it. All have side effects. Also able to understand, partily, why you'd rather not risk it. They can blooming hurt after.
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- Somewhere wet & hilly in NW England.
Takes me 3-4 days for my legs to stop hurting after a long mountain day. I'm ok after a bike ride unless it is much over 30 miles - which I don't do very often as I get bored after a couple of hours or so of peddling.
classic33
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- Location
- Somewhere wet & hilly in NW England.
classic33
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Could be worse.Well spotted.
Old age and spelling = not a good mix.
PaulSB
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- Location
- Chorley, Lancashire
I'm interested to know what is it you disagree with - perhaps I should have said precaution against fitting rather than epilepsy?
I haven't experienced any of the side effects I've previously found on the web though I don't sleep for as long as I would like - the weird thing is I'm generally not tired just wake up too early. From what I've read this isn't insomnia which is a side effect. My sleep hygiene is good. I suspect my sleep issue is alcohol related - no I'm not an alchy
but I believe it's true an evening drink can disrupt sleep.Not risking it is about lifestyle. Although we live five miles from the nearest town not being able to drive is an issue I've experienced twice. First time I had to take up a five hour round trip to work involving 36 miles cycling and trains. Currently I'm not able to drive following the January illness. The DVLA have had my licence application since early June, the six month revocation was up August 3rd!!!! Basically I want to minimise the risk of losing my licence again.
PaulSB
Squire
- Location
- Chorley, Lancashire
OK I have managed to confuse Feta with Ricotta.........................tea should be interesting!
classic33
Leg End Member
It's the no side effects part.I'm interested to know what is it you disagree with - perhaps I should have said precaution against fitting rather than epilepsy?
I haven't experienced any of the side effects I've previously found on the web though I don't sleep for as long as I would like - the weird thing is I'm generally not tired just wake up too early. From what I've read this isn't insomnia which is a side effect. My sleep hygiene is good. I suspect my sleep issue is alcohol related - no I'm not an alchy
Not risking it is about lifestyle. Although we live five miles from the nearest town not being able to drive is an issue I've experienced twice. First time I had to take up a five hour round trip to work involving 36 miles cycling and trains. Currently I'm not able to drive following the January illness. The DVLA have had my licence application since early June, the six month revocation was up August 3rd!!!! Basically I want to minimise the risk of losing my licence again.
I can understand you not wanting to lose your license, because you stopped taking it.
PaulSB
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- Location
- Chorley, Lancashire
Ah OK. Yes, I'm aware there are many side effects and I should have made it clear there are none for me.
classic33
Leg End Member
"You're not pregnant" is a common comment made when I've problems with anything taken.
Drago
Legendary Member
- Location
- Suburban Poshshire
Getting a bit cloudier here. Either my cataracts are back or rain is a comin'.
Mo1959
Legendary Member
- Location
- Perthshire,Scotland
Jeez. Caravans seem to be huge these days! Yours is a decent size but the one at the back looks massive!
There are 574 imigrants living in that.
Mo1959
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- Perthshire,Scotland
