Now that i've moved home i have finally got to see a local Haemo last week.
I feel that i was a person (not another number) when i saw my Haemo this last week, had time to talk things through, did a thorough examination too.
My WBC has raised again since April & my HB is still raised, am going to have a Jak2 test next week to confirm if all's well.
What was good is the fact my Haemo accepted i have both…
Well we finally moved home on 13th April then went away on the canalboating holiday two days later!!
Unfortunately on the Wednesday of week 3 of the holiday Chris stepped off the boat onto flat ground & heard a loud cracking sound.
Thinking she had broken her ankle (I thought her back had gone again) she was in agony. Luckily we were not far from our home mooring, we returned to base & decided to motor home, the…
Have my next Haemo appointment next Tuesday & get on well with him.
Annoyingly i've had a letter stating he;s away & i have to see a Mr unpronouncable :(
Hopefully he'll be as good as my usual Haemo otherwise i'll feel let down.
Anyone else get annoyed when appointments get altered?
Dave
Hi all
Chris & myself got married today, a quiet registry office ceremony with just her Mum & Dad attending as witnesses.
Went for a meal after the ceremony then home for a cuppa & to inform all the family :)
Had a really nice day, sun was shining too!!
Dave & Chris
I've been claiming ESA (contributions based) since leaving work 1st January & get £41 odd a week.
Attended the medical assessment this afternoon which i was led to believe lasted approx 70 minutes.
The stress of worrying about travelling the 20 miles to the centre & wether i would be well enough has not helped these last few days.
It turned out the assessment was all over within approx 20 minutes…
