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  • Santosha12
    Santosha12 Online Community Member Posts: 866 Empowering

    Oh I feel for you @Amberpearl .

    3 little stories (not scary) New Years Eve 2019 I saw a mouse peeping out from under my piano. My sister was staying. I said have you just seen what I've seen? She said no. Then she saw it and screamed. Very loud 🤣🤣. Then all my dogs started screeching 🙄 . I'd have screamed if it ate my chocolate. I think they're cute but not in my house. Think I had to get the ratman from the council and that got rid.

    In 2022 my next door neighbours' step-dad said to me 'there was a rat crawling on top of fence so you've got rats'(the fence between our gardens). I couldn't resist and said oh its my own personal rat is it? Anyway I had to pay to get ratman out and it was in their garage next door 🙄

    When i was married we suspected a mouse and husband set his video camera up to check overnight. Cannot believe we watched it for SIX hours the next day and it appeared at the end looking in the camera ha ha it was very funny.

    I hope you can get rid it's not a very nice feeling. The Council used to charge c 60.00 including a follow up visit.

  • Amberpearl
    Amberpearl Online Community Member Posts: 2,159 Championing

    The pest control man charges 65 pounds and website says require 3 visits

    Expensive

    I've washed everything blocked off things

    I don't know what to do

    I have cats so I don't want pest control to use poison or traps

    I've never had mice before

    Usually ants or moths

    What can I do

    They ate my crisps and bread and chocolate

  • Santosha12
    Santosha12 Online Community Member Posts: 866 Empowering

    I'm sorry @Amberpearl I think I read your previous post that you have cats.

    Mine were behind the kitchen cupboards I recall they did place down the toxic stuff behind their but I was still very worried as its anticoagulants I think they used and I was worried if they came out and wee'd could it affect my dogs.

    I've just googled it and suggestions are peppermint oil or cayenne pepper and there are apparently pest control companies that use toxic free methods but I don't know what they are and probably much more expensive. It might be worth looking online for those to see what they use but I'm wondering if it's some kind of sonar.

    Or mouse traps so no toxins. I just couldn't use them but I couldn't have took the bottom board off, under the kitchen units to look I'd be too scared. But IF you could do that I'd put loads of the essential oil type stuff sprinkled in as apparently they don't like that. I don't know if it kills them or they go outside then. If I was doing something like that, I think I'd have to get a longish thing (like a water pistol type thing) so that I could shoot it in and put the wood back in place quickly.

    I know my post was my attempt at humour but I appreciate it's really not funny when you have them so I hope you can get rid of them very soon.

    Ps the pest control can put traps down in areas not accessible by your cats I'm sure. Mine put down the toxic stuff behind my fridge freezer too as dogs couldn't get their but I don't know if cats can.

  • Santosha12
    Santosha12 Online Community Member Posts: 866 Empowering

    Right We may have the answer @Amberpearl ... I do hope so it's an

    Amazon 16.99 an Ultrasonic pest repellant for mice etc. Says its safe to use where there's household pets. You plug it in.

    I bought one for spiders and I've not had any spiders in my bungalow since September.

  • Santosha12
    Santosha12 Online Community Member Posts: 866 Empowering

    Apparently @Amberpearl it doesn't kill them they run away so you'd have to unblock somewhere for them to be able to get back outside I imagine.

  • Sandy_123
    Sandy_123 Scope Member Posts: 62,750 Championing

    Evening all been a lovely day

  • Robin0480
    Robin0480 Online Community Member Posts: 59 Connected

    @Grumpy1314

    Sorry your feeling this way and I know how your feeling. I'm 20 stone I need to lose 8 stone, for the last month I'm exactly the same as you, it's not worth slipping into that good night, you have people who care about you, don't skip your antidepressants and make that appointment. We're all here for you.

    Sorry I haven't reached out sooner.

    I've been up A&E most of the day only went up for a blood test but because I was in a rush and having to climb a hill I ended up getting upset having a panic attack, hyperventilating, and was in a bath of sweat by the time I got to the nurse she took my blood and sent me straight to A&E a porter wheeled me all the way there within 5 minutes of being there was asked to get out of the chair as they needed it for someone else the receptionist was a right **** around 1pm bearing in mind I'd only had a banana at 7am wanted to tell her I was going to have a bit to eat, I was almost 2 meters from the lady infront and she was abrupt and said get behind that red line, so I did waited 5 minutes for the lady to go then approached, she stood up turned her back and walked off, I thought screw this I'm going to get a bite to eat, said to the person I was sitting next to if they call my name tell them I've gone to grab a bite to eat, was really upset on the way to get something and on the way back, they told me you was called 5 minutes after you left, so went to the nurses station and explained they sent me back to A&E so told the nurse there 30 minutes later still hadn't been called, so went back to that receptionist and asked if she could let them know, she said do it yourself, I said I have half an hr ago, waited another 10 minutes and thought I'm leaving I've had enough, so told a nurse I'm leaving he followed me got upset again and was hyperventilating again, he said take a seat I'll see what's happening now 10 minutes later your next to be seen just to find our it's what I thought anyway and they had no specialists who could give cortisone injections so I shouldn't have listened to the nurse from labotomy I should asked the porter to take me to the car instead, plus side was in 17% fat burning mode according to my glory fit watch and cardiopulmonary 4% of the time this was by 2:30pm my heart rate went as low as 53 and as high as 131,

  • Amberpearl
    Amberpearl Online Community Member Posts: 2,159 Championing
  • Santosha12
    Santosha12 Online Community Member Posts: 866 Empowering

    You have to plug them in socket. I think it said you're best getting one for every room but my spider plug ins are just in the living room and bedroom. On Amazon the one I looked at for you came up first in list and it was described as 2025 extremely strong (I think that was the word that was used).

    I don't really like plug ins but I like spiders even less 🫣

  • Sandy_123
    Sandy_123 Scope Member Posts: 62,750 Championing

    Also peppermint drops @Amberpearl

  • Robin0480
    Robin0480 Online Community Member Posts: 59 Connected

    @Grumpy1314

    Are you OK?

  • Robin0480
    Robin0480 Online Community Member Posts: 59 Connected

    @Grumpy1314

    Please let me know your OK when you get these messages, I took Amitriptyline at 7:20 so I'm probably going to be sleeping soon, if you leave a message I'll definitely get back to you tomorrow. I know your in a dark place let all of us bring you out of that place, you don't belong there.

    Goodnight

  • Grumpy1314
    Grumpy1314 Online Community Member Posts: 103 Contributor

    Hi everyone,

    I’ve been sleeping most of the day and into the evening. I’ll be open and honest, I’m struggling really badly. I’m not liking myself as a human being, not happy with how I look, I feel ugly, my moods are swinging worse than a bird trying to cling to a tree in a force ten gale. I’m taking steps to withdraw from society, isolate myself, not interact with any of my neighbours, all my friends phone numbers are blocked on my phone, I’ve not got any contact with my family through personal choice, I know one day over the next ten years plus will be my last on this earth and I deserve to die alone through all the mistakes and poor choices I’ve made in life, I’ve done like I have for over 40 years, which is buried my head in the sand, ignored warning signs and I’ve just crashed into a granite wall hard. I’m awaiting a message of from my Dr about my food disorder, I’m awaiting an assessment on my mental health and also a feral for an assessment to have an intercom fitted to my flat. I’ve been in bed since 4pm, just know other than going to the dentist this month I’m just going to stay in my flat, only venture outside to put washing out and put some gardening things up. It’s fair to say both my confidence, mood and health is lower than a snakes belly. I’ve had to ask scope to formally delete my account due to me crashing headlong in to a wall with my mental health. My heart is like cold Scottish granite with mill stone grit mixed into it. I have no soul or identity and don’t feel like a good person. I’m glad some of my words inspired and helped my fellow peers. I normally say I’m fine, when in fact I’m broken, I’m off on an endless voyage into the Black Sea, I’ll be tossed around like a cork in a raging tempest. I wish each and everyone all the best and good look with there lives.

  • Sandy_123
    Sandy_123 Scope Member Posts: 62,750 Championing

    Morning everyone another sunny day ahead

  • durhamjaide2001
    durhamjaide2001 Scope Member Posts: 13,680 Championing

    good morning the sun is shining how is everyone doing on this sunny day?

  • Sandy_123
    Sandy_123 Scope Member Posts: 62,750 Championing
  • durhamjaide2001
    durhamjaide2001 Scope Member Posts: 13,680 Championing

    morning @Sandy_123 how are you doing today?

  • Sandy_123
    Sandy_123 Scope Member Posts: 62,750 Championing

    Yeah good how are you

  • durhamjaide2001
    durhamjaide2001 Scope Member Posts: 13,680 Championing

    I'm good thanks wuu2?

    Short for what are you up to?

  • Sandy_123
    Sandy_123 Scope Member Posts: 62,750 Championing

    Yeah I've got b12 injection this morning

    Then will sit in the garden