
I realise this may be hard to swallow, but I made yet another worrying set of
I was sat here at the computer desk… well the 1963-bought, falling to pieces, Hopewell’s E-Plan Sideboard, with the doors falling off, having one of my regular panicky modes. And Carer Kara arrived, which always has a calming effect on me. She asked if both of the Thursday appointments had been moved to Wednesday, or just one of them? Panic-Mode Status up to Defcon three! I’d not thought about that! I think she got the idea I was getting worked up when I started to sob and whimper?
Would the Hospital expect me to go two days running? The thought of having to catch a bus and tram there and back put fear in my heart. Mind you there was a fair bit lingering in there, over the thought of having to get trousers, socks and shoes on after the 2-hour ablutioning session each time, already)
Kara got the details and said she’d try to sort me a lift with Easy-Link and find out about the appointments for me.
When the second Carer, Sam arrived at midday. All had been sorted out, much to my amazement, Easy-Link could fit me in! Also, both appointments will be on! Yes!
A quicker-than-usual blog though, I have to find the time for the full ablutionalisationing session somehow.
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After tending to the needs of the
Got the computer on…
As it returned, Carer Kara, my Angel of Mercy arrived.
See the Prodrome above for further details.
Well, Kara reminded me too!
This lasted for about five minutes…
This lasted for about one minute…
Then Carer Sam arrived for the noon visit.
The great news is that the appointment is for one day only, and the lift had been arranged with Easy-Link. Brilliant!
Sister Jane phoned as Sam was about to leave and answered it for me. Jane said she’d ring back later
So, I called Sister Jane back. She rang on the mobile that I rang her on, I can’t remember her number on the landline.
We had a good natter. Turns out she’s just had her cataract done again. But the poor thing’s experience was the opposite of mine. She was in pain afterwards, and she still is. Poor Jane!
We still managed a laugh or two though; that’s us!
I got on with blogging, again-this believe it or not, was the last failure up to now… a period of four hours! From the
Splatter squelch, and all over in less than 30 seconds.
What a mess to clean up!
Into the kitchenette…
They did not look like they were mine!
So much improved inflammation in the lower leg, no leaks from the
Better get the nosh sorted out before the evening Carer arrives.
See you in a bit…
Tuesday Morning Catch-Up
The evening meal
Cheesecake for afters.
Flavour Rating: 7.2/10.
Carer arrived. I mentioned the lack of hot water and asked him to get someone to call the NCH maintenance for me. In and out quickly tonight; the lad was looking tired. Eye drops & medications sorted.
I got up to wash the pots.
Zzz!