Well I wasn’t expecting that. After my last blog I finished my third set of anitibiotics and within a day embarked on my fourth lot after a visit to the GP. She also checked my records and it turns out that this was my fourth urine infection since April, so decided to send me for a renal scan … More Knocked for Six
Hard to believe where the time has gone, but on the 22nd June 2015 we received my diagnosis. That is definitely one day I will never forget, the feelings of shock and disbelief, but also the relief that there was a valid reason for the way I have felt for years. It wasn’t all in my … More The First Anniversary of my Diagnosis
It’s been a busy and interesting month, starting with us finally getting the decorator booked to do the hall, stairs, landing and downstairs loo. Had to change our ideas about a few things, and I still can’t find a wallpaper that we both agree on!! There is so much on offer out there, but boy … More Everyday Life and making new friends
Its been a tiring and uncomfortable few weeks, and I am not to sure what the actual cause is, or if in fact it can be put down to any one thing. Partly I think it is down to the higher dose for my injection, it took me a good few months to get used … More Still lots to learn!
I cannot believe that we are half way through March already, and how busy my life is. Following my initial visit to the Christie at the beginning of February I have already been back three times, and have another 3 visits over the coming weeks. However, once all the tests and results are out of … More Moving forward
It’s been a busy, fun and tiring few weeks, and I wouldn’t have missed it for the world:-) I re-joined the gym, in an attempt to keep fit, starting with swimming, yoga and pilates. Two weeks in and I strained my knee doing pilates of all things, so think I will be giving that particular … More December Fun and Family
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