I am happy to report that my first injection administered by my husband, under supervision went well. Well I didn’t scream!! This will make life so much easier for both of us, as I will not have to worry about appointments, and he will not have to worry about taking me. I am very grateful … More Me and My Monthly Jab
On Monday 5th October, I was back at the hospital to get my first set of results for bloods and 5HIAA. Needless to say on the day I was tired and a bit apprehensive, I hadn’t slept very well on the Sunday night, neither of us did! Thankfully, it was all good. My liver function is … More A Good Result & Keeping Busy
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