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#21 Post by Char »

:lol: :lol: I don't want a fishermen's friend anywhere near my throat at the moment Doug, I think that would finish me off completely. :lol:

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Char wrote: ↑Sat Oct 16, 2021 3:56 pm :lol: :lol: I don't want a fishermen's friend anywhere near my throat at the moment Doug, I think that would finish me off completely. :lol:
Mami takes strepsils or think of the old saying.A spoonful of honey. :D

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Yes, regular spoonfuls of honey for me. miam miam 8-)

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Char wrote: ↑Sat Oct 16, 2021 3:59 pm Yes, regular spoonfuls of honey for me. miam miam 8-)
Surely its bsss, bsss, at least it was back in uk when I was an apiculturist.
But i do understand the miam. :)

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#25 Post by Pathca »

There were some nasty chest viruses going the later end of 2019 ,but it extremely unlikely you had Covid at that point

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#26 Post by Spardo »

Does honey, or FF really work with catarrh? I have had catarrh all of my life, inherited from Mum, but since my asthma returned from its 50 year holiday in 2019, I have had loads of chest liquid mixing with it. I have yoghurt pot spittoons posted everywhere in the house and cars. :(

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Pathca wrote: ↑Sat Oct 16, 2021 4:07 pm There were some nasty chest viruses going the later end of 2019 ,but it extremely unlikely you had Covid at that point
Sorry but mami's fathers doctor told us it more than likely was when we had to call her out to him at night,saving his life.she said then that her husband had it along with lots of others in Kent.
Mami and her pa had it on the chest but for me it was two weeks of headaches like I'd never known and the through muscles in my body.
Here in France much later in 2020 it came out that lots had a bad flue in october 2019 but when it was analised it turned out to be the covid.
Firmly believe that it was out long before at first thought.
Ok I'm repeating what I posted on the previous forum.

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#28 Post by Doug »

[mention]Spardo[/mention] thoroughly recommend F.F have used them for years but as you know whats good for one may not work for another.
Same with homeopathics, way back in early 80s they saved my life as a local homeo.dr gave me three sorts, when stronger and stronger antibiotics did nothing.
Since then I have used them for all sorts of things and refuse antibiotics except when in hospital for the hip joint replacement, when I had no choice. My dr fully understands and tells me its why I'm so healthy at my age saying I'm ten years below my real age.

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#29 Post by Pathca »

So you’re father in laws GP knew at Christmas about a virus that hadn’t yet been recognised in its country of origin? Or am I misunderstanding?

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Pathca wrote: ↑Sat Oct 16, 2021 5:37 pm So you’re father in laws GP knew at Christmas about a virus that hadn’t yet been recognised in its country of origin? Or am I misunderstanding?
As I said she told us when we went back later in February.
Don't you believe it wasn't recognised in China, too much proof of it being kept quiet, now I'll shut up.

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