u/Bipolar03

My reason was, I was doing it for school in year 10 and Mum kept it going I've only recently started getting in it when my Nanny (paternal Mum) passed away, and I wanted to know my Dad's side.

My reason was, I was doing it for school in year 10 and Mum kept it going I've only recently started getting in it when my Nanny (paternal Mum) passed away, and I wanted to know my Dad's side.

My reason was, I was doing it for school in year 10 and Mum kept it going I've only recently started getting in it when my Nanny (paternal Mum) passed away, and I wanted to know my Dad's side.

For those who diagnosed later on in life (like me), does masking come easier to you? I find masking so easy, but the burnout so exhausting. I used to burnout and shutdown so easily when I had my periods, hint the questions for the girls/women. I find stimming hard to do because we have been to act normal in public, and girls/women can't get "autism."

I know all through out August we've posting someone who is left-handed. Can we keep the posts going after August?

People just don't understand being left-handed

He is a family member way back.

He was John Vereker, 6th Viscount Gort/Field Marshal (in the British Army).

He got tons of awards throughout his lifetime:

• Victoria Cross (VC)

• Knight Grand Cross of the Order of the Bath (GCB)

• Commander of the Order of the British Empire (CBE)

• Distinguished Service Order (DSO) with two bars

• Member of the Royal Victorian Order (MVO)

• Military Cross (MC)

Don't worry I'm going somewhere with this. He was one of the people bore of bore Edward VII's coffin in May 1910.

I think that's amazing.

I can't find any information about why he was picked out of tons people.

I'm only saying this because WWI, hadn't happened & I think he would be too young for the Boer War, not sure about the second.

Anyway can help with him and carrying Edward VII's coffin. Thank you for your help.

He is a family member way back.

He was John Vereker, 6th Viscount Gort/Field Marshal (in the British Army).

He got tons of awards throughout his lifetime:

• Victoria Cross (VC)

• Knight Grand Cross of the Order of the Bath (GCB)

• Commander of the Order of the British Empire (CBE)

• Distinguished Service Order (DSO) with two bars

• Member of the Royal Victorian Order (MVO)

• Military Cross (MC)

Don't worry I'm going somewhere with this. He was one of the people bore of bore Edward VII's coffin in May 1910.

I think that's amazing.

I can't find any information about why he was picked out of tons people.

I'm only saying this because WWI, hadn't happened & I think he would be too young for the Boer War, not sure about the second.

Anyway can help with him and carrying Edward VII's coffin. Thank you for your help.

Me and my son high 5 and said it to each other, my husband looked baffled must suck being the only right handed person in the house 😂😂

I was watching 'Pointless' yesterday for those who don't know it's a quiz show. Where the contestants try to score, as few points as possible by plumbing the depths of their general knowledge to come up with the answers no-one else could think of.

Let's see if anyone is good at this question; 'Married British and English Monarchs.'

Heads up:

Queen Victoria/Elizabeth II

Henry VIII

Were all the highest scores.

They don't show you all the answers, only ones people say.

My both of answers from both contestants got 3 up and 3 down

I was watching 'Pointless' yesterday for those who don't know it's a quiz show. Where the contestants try to score, as few points as possible by plumbing the depths of their general knowledge to come up with the answers no-one else could think of.

Let's see if anyone is good at this question; 'Married British and English Monarchs.'

Heads up:

Queen Victoria/Elizabeth II

Henry VIII

Were all the highest scores.

They don't show you all the answers, only ones people say.

My both of answers from both contestants got 3 up and 3 down

Before you have a stent fitted you're in a lot of pain and then you have stent fitted than the kidney pain kinda stops. Is there any reason for this?

This is a dumb/random question. My kidneys have been bad since May. I have been having ESWL, and on 9th July I got a stent fitted. I've got 90kg to 83kg (I got weighed on 23rd July at my doctors). Is that good or bad? I've lost half of my appetite since my kidneys got bad this time around but didn't last time. I still got an AKI both times.

Whether it be a monarch or Prince(ss)? Who is the first royal you remember? I remember Diana, but also mainly William and Harry (obviously Elizabeth, Philip and Charles)