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Some might say it's already too late in my case, PGC! Thanks though. Anyone else a view?

What's the concensus view? I'm suffering with a flu-type virus that's lasted over 3 weeks. I've had high temperature on and off throughout, with the last few days I've been particularly feverish. I've already been through a course of antibiotics and I've had lots of advice to take paracetomol to reduce my high temperature, which I have been doing. The thing is, I recall being told by an expert in human physiology that there is an argument not to lower body temperature by medication because the higher temperature is only the body's natural defence mechanism to fight off the virus. it is high for a good reason. To lower it falsely serves only to prolong the illness. In my particular case, I'm beginning to wonder if this is why I'm still poorly after so long. :-(

lyre

benefit

And yet, I still cling on, in hope, that Andystar is right and 'love' is all you need....

I'm with you daizie. Now I just feel single AND despondent....

Screw (Archimedes invention)

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Position

Good luck!

A top tip. Thanks! Just listened to it. The personal account by the ManU goalie of the Munich air disaster was compelling and very moving.

Liberal

Tucker

Love

Fletcher

Cuddle

Huguenot, either you are being deliberately obstroperous, or you actually do take all things literally and misconstrue the most simplest of arguments. I hope it's the former!

The fact is, legislation won't necessarily make someone change their cultural beliefs. What it does do, however, is make people face a problem, rather than just carrying on regardless. I have been an equalities trainer in my job. I know full well you can't force someone to change their views. It's all about saying 'ok, here's the legislation that underpins everything (eg, Disability Discrimination Act) and here's the reasoning behind it...' By presenting the issues in a common sense, practical way, you CAN change peoples views. Without the legislation being there in the first place, it's highly unlikely such a dialogue would take place at all.

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Driver

bob

Victoria

The Doctor....has turned into a bow-legged version of Richard Hammond. Oh dear. I quite like his new assistant though....!

I've travelled that route and there's a good service, quite fast. The trains are quite full but then it will be rush hour.

Powerful