Hahaha.

[JBR]

An inconvenience, I suppose, but not as worrying as PSA.

Incidentally, I have an enlarged one.  Not a tyre, of course and, sadly, not what some of the ladies might be thinking either.

[Diasi]

How old was the tyre?

About 18 months with quite a fair amount of tread left on it.

[Alex]

I've had a problem with a raised PSI, it was on the rear NS tyre & it affected the car on tight left-hand bends.

I was thinking along those lines too I didn't want to show my ignorance  of a medical PSI    

[klondike]

I just took it as an easy mistake to make and having first hand experience knew what was meant.

I'll guarantee that the PSI takers would have to look up PSA to know what it is an acronym for.

[Alex]

Dunno what PSA is either 

[1955vintage]

It is why doctors need to keep their nails trimmed.

[GrannyMac]

Biopsy this morning. OH is pretty stoic, he was relieved it was over, but said it wasn't painful. He has to wait for results, but the consultant said its likely to be cancerous.  The consultant has an excellent reputation in his private practice, OH was pleasantly surprised he saw him as an NHS patient.  Our son has offered to pay for treatment if necessary, but so far the NHS is doing fine.

[dextrous63]

Ho hum granny.  Let's hope it'll be the fairly routine outcome/operation.

[Scrumpy]

All the best to you and OH GrannyMac..

[Jacqueline]

All the best to you both from me too.  Jac x

[Alex]

Hope all goes well GM

[klondike]

I'm unsure what the options are but hope all goes well. I was lucky.

[GrannyMac]

Thanks for the good wishes. Lots of cases are in the 'watch and wait' category. Fingers crossed 🤞🏼 

[Michael Rolls]

all the best to both of you, granny