Where is ian stringer

It's highly unusual and I hope Ian is ok and is not in trouble of any kind. It must be very personal if Owen et al are playing the Mandela effect game and acting like he doesn't even exist. It's weird. Share More sharing options Followers 0. Start new topic.

Recommended Posts. Wymsey Posted 22 September. Posted 22 September edited. Not associated with Radio Leicester anymore as queried in the Millwall match thread? Edited 22 September by Wymsey. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options Posted 22 September. ShadowKing Posted 22 September. So I guess everyone happy? Unless people dont like owen?? Stevosevic Posted 22 September. Raj Posted 22 September.

What happened to him?? StanSP Posted 22 September. Does it matter? Popular Post. Freeman's Wharfer Posted 22 September. Just now, StanSP said:. Author Popular Post. Unabomber Posted 22 September. Just now, urban. MattFox Posted 22 September. Stringer I thought was OK never understood why people disliked him so much.

Swalshed Posted 22 September. Well it would be interesting to know. I think most of us weren't even aware he had left. Leicesterpool Posted 22 September. And I don't like failure, she instilled that in me. If it wasn't for my friend, a pastor, and help from the charity Relate, the guilt would have eaten me up. Source: NHS Choices. Tough day. I hope they accept your offer. Thank you RelateLeics for helping me deal with the loss of a crucial relationship. Hundreds of people have replied to him to offer support.

He added: "Just phone your mum, speak to her because in an instant she could be gone. BBC - Radio Leicester. Alcohol misuse - NHS. Image source, Ian Stringer. Christine Davies, shown with her son Ian, was found dead in her home in Lincoln on 21 June Alcohol misuse. Recommended limit of 14 units per week equivalent to seven pints of lager, 14 measures of spirits or five glasses of wine Short term risks of misuse include accidents, violent or unpredictable behaviour, alcohol poisoning Long term risks include heart disease, stroke, liver disease and liver, bowel and mouth cancer You can review your alcohol consumption with tests and questionnaires Help and advice is available from groups like Alcohol Concern and Al-Anon Family Groups.