urgent help needed, sample order.

Whitworths Granulated Sugar 1kg

2 * £1.25

Iceland 26 (APPROX.) Vegetable Samosas 390g

3 for £5

Iceland 22 (approx.) Chicken Tikka Bites 220g

3 for £5

Iceland 32 (approx.) Onion Bhajis 480g

3 for £5

Iceland Iceberg Lettuce

£0.75

Iceland 6 Salad Tomatoes

£0.69

Iceland Cucumber

£0.75

Iceland Wafer Thin Cooked Ham 130g

£1.00

15 Cheesy Singles 255g

£1.00

Latham's Loaves Medium Sliced White Bread 800g

£0.69

Cabico 6pk Apple Rounds

£0.89

Seabrook Loaded Fries Crunchy Cheese & Bacon Flavour 5 x 16g

£1.00

Iceland British Whole Milk 4 Pints 2.272L

£1.55

Iceland 10 Large Eggs

£1.45

Just Like Butter Spread 450g

£1.00

Iceland Garden Peas 800g

£1.00

Iceland Cauliflower Florets 800g

£1.00

Iceland Carrot Batons 800g

£1.00

Plumtree Farms 32 Value Sausages 1.44kg

£2.00

Iceland 10 Rashers (Approx.) Smoked Back Bacon 300g

£2.00

Don Mario Chopped Tomatoes in Tomato Juice 400g

£0.45

Don Mario Peeled Plum Tomatoes in Tomato Juice 400g

£0.45

Sub Total

£25.02

Packing

£1.00

Delivery

£3.00

Total £29.02

Orders Over £40.00 will get free next day delivery.

Hope This Is a Good Order and Not Abuse.

I Call This The Breakfast Order

This Will Sustain Life .

I am so angry with myself getting in this position, i am now punishing myself by refusing medical care, my care can go to a person with family in need.

Paypal = raymond_duggan@sky.com

07391116939

Paym Uk Only 07391116939

via your uk banking app.

Thanks Guy

I AM SORRY< I LET YOU DOWN>
I FAILED YOU and MYSELF

i am preparing myself to die of starvation, when your own government refuse to help, we have a serious problem

and i am ex forces

Food Can Be Left In The Black Bin, To The Right Of Front Door, Then Just Slip a Note Through My Door . Thanks, I Am Now Deaf, So Will Not Hear You. But I Will See Note, When I Go Bathroom.

My Info

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