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i feel great
trying to doze off. my tummy hurts a bit,
i have taken ginger in tea and dry ginger helps the tummy to calm down a bit
didnt eat heavy, drank plenty of water.
had tablets pomegranate extraxt, curcuma extract, and bio-25 probiotics
i think my good feeling right now are due to high moral and the intake of foods and meds.
i have a bad taste in my mouth during the day, but it is tolerable.
So basically on Thursday I finally told my tutor about everything that's been going on with my mum. I don't think he was expecting to hear that my mum was dying. Academically, I'm going to be monitored until my January exams, if things go bad in January I can either defer the exams until august next year or take the year out. Not exactly a great selection of choice.
He also told me about the counselling service which I'm just signing up to now. My tutor was quite helpful and I think I...
Early in 2004, when I was 58, I went to see my GP about my twice nightly visits to the toilet. I knew that it is a common occurrence amongst men of my age and expected to be referred for ‘a simple procedure’ to the prostate gland to fix the problem. First, as a routine, I was asked to have a blood test. A few weeks later, I happened to be at my local surgery seeing the nurse for something trivial so mentioned I hadn’t had the result of the blood test. “No problem”, she said, “let’s look at your computer...
I posted about my situation in The Room. I have now decided to give the subject the space I feel it deserves and give it a blog of it's own and a full airing and ramble on in an attempt at some closure.
My Mum was starting to do really well, we were able to get her out of bed and in her wheelchair to sit in the lounge with us for a few afternoons, she was becoming really chatty (not making much sense) but still it is always good to hear her waffling on :)
But last Thursday afternoon/night she started sleeping a lot more, she had a seizure and then stopped responding to most of our questions, and then I was having to literally force the tablets into her mouth. A complete turn (for what can only be...
So we've had an emotional time of it lately, and last week felt quite sad because it was the first anniversary of losing grandad and mum hadn't remembered. She has had an awful lot on her mind t be fair, and I hadn't fully appreciated just how concerned she was about her latest MRI scan.
She phoned yesterday afternoon in floods of tears and I just assumed the worst until she managed to stutter out the words "it's good news" before bursting into tears again!
Basically,...
surgery oct 2011, rads march 2012 , hormone therapy started may 2012 still on it , Arimidex and Anatrozole. my boob near breast bone and upper quadrant is sore to touch , makes me feel queeasy. is it normal or not so long after
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