AWAKE.........

just seen your profile, love your dog, redhead like you! Xx

, glad you are going home soon and have good support from husband and son, with tweaked meds you should be able to enjoy life xxx

A fellow homeopath and a GP - absolutely brilliant, I love it.  I'm a homeopath too but haven't practiced for a long time, just treat my family and myself and the old friend.  I am having a Skype consult with my homeopath tomorrow although I have been self prescribing so far.  So good to hear that it's helped you. xx

Thank goodness seaspirit44Glasses for driving is ok! I have to wear contact lenses for my visual problem, even after the cataract, it can’t be controlled with glasses but isn’t bad enough for a corneal graft.

night night dear Fruit Loops, sleep well and stay safe

plenty of sleepy fairy dust plus Covid-healing dust

Hygs xxx

Pleased your eye has improved seaspirit44 ... if I’ve remembered right you have an appt this week ?? I could be wrong of course ... hope all goes well.

best wishes for those with appointments, treatments, results, ops .....

hugsxx

Harsh frost here this morning, take care all and keep warm.

Good luck to anyone with appointments and treatments, if you have to go out take care, huge hugs xxxx

Hi GodWilling As far as I know they generally do one if you have IDC to see if there are cancer cells in the first lymph node nearest where the IDC is as this could impact your individual treatment plan. I had my injection on the morning of my SNB surgery which wasn’t painful- I had mine done three weeks after my BC surgery as they hadn’t found evidence if IDC before my lumpectomy so good your getting yours done as part of BC surgery- they may also tell you if they don’t get a strong enough signal they might inject a blue dye during surgery to get a good picture, I had to have this and apart from peeing interesting coloured urine for a few days and having a slight blue smudge on my breast it all went well. The injections are taken up by the lymph nodes nearest the IDC and then sent to pathology to check for any cancer cells. How many nodes they remove depends on how many ‘hot/blue’ nodes show during surgery.
The waiting to get things done is just awful isn’t it but the more info they have the better to make sure we  get the right treatment and the best outcome for us.
Wishing you well for the 15/16th! 

Morning all. Just popping on to say LP is very excited to go out with Optimistic today for her last appointment........

Hope it goes well Hun. Xxxx

Hope all goes well Optimistic. Has LP got his thermals on LondonLass, he will be straight to the cafe for a hot choc I’m sure. How are you? Xxxx