Did I say I had no side effects?

Hi OBS I do hope your time off your treatment will allow things to settle down for you, just enjoy the break!

Hi Stuart, yes my trial drug caused a lot of problems but at least they were not as life threatening as the cancer!

Hi Ruth, It is hard when the treatment stops but a bit different if it is only postponed for a bit!

Hi Chelle, My oh my, what a terrible state your hospital and OBS cancer unit seem to be in! Treating A&E patients in ambulances outside the hospital must surely be an emergency solution! I wonder then what happens if someone has a heart attack or road traffic accident, when the ambulances are already being used! I shudder to think about it.

I know some of the hospitals in Scotland can struggle with staff shortages because of flu etc but things aren't as bad here as you have described. We are very lucky!

Have a great weekend everyone!!

Good for you to have a break.

winter time is always busy for the hospitals and the ambulances pile up outside. A and E. We are still lucky to have an NHS 

Hope you are feeling better soon and white cells back to normal.

It is tough when they can’t get to calls quickly enough.

i am also angry with the government and with people who won’t wear masks and go round singing about keeping a fart in your trousers ! Have you seen that ?

Hi Ruth, I have thankfully missed this eddifying message, but with the number of bars now open all day in most city centres I am not surprised. In our part of the world hardly any visitors wore masks anywhere. They were all on holiday and thought the virus was too. One despairs.  Rainie x