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| Seem to be going backwards health wise still things need to change before they get better i think. |
Reply #201. Jul 20 10, 7:37 AM
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MarchHare007 
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Annoying as seemingly unending tests can be they will find what ails you Professer and point you back in the right direction.
You can only improve - there is No alternative. :)
Hugs. :)
Reply #202. Jul 20 10, 6:09 PM
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| Going to put my problems in the rerar for now going away for 9 days. My health can take a back seat for once |
Reply #203. Jul 22 10, 8:40 AM
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Deunan
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I hope you have a good time on your trip. Please remember to rest when your body needs to do so.
I will miss you.
Reply #204. Jul 22 10, 8:58 AM
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honeybee4
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That sounds like a very good idea, Professor. I hope you have a wonderful time with your friend and the little one. I hope your friend has recouperated enough that you can go a few places of interest together. I know they will all be happy to see you. Have fun.
Reply #205. Jul 22 10, 9:15 AM
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| Honeybee my friend has just started getting about on crutches. So we will be limited on what we can do i need to get away from my health worries, I do feel i may not be around to much longer way things are, time will tell, but i not going anywhere without a lot of kicking and screaming |
Reply #206. Jul 22 10, 10:50 AM
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honeybee4
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Absolutely Professor. Go and enjoy yourself and try not to worry about what is waiting when you come home. When you do get home make sure you take all the tests they will give you. I, and I believe everyone here are hoping for the best results possible for you. I hope you will keep a positive attitude because it does help with your recovery.
Reply #207. Jul 22 10, 11:10 AM
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| Is relaxing time. Sleeping eating and chilling friends humour is back, have had upset stomach last few days prob the different foods i am eating. Am enjoing the break before back to the tests etc first test 5th august is my echocardiogram. |
Reply #209. Jul 29 10, 12:29 AM
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MarchHare007
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Relaxing is Always good, Professer.
Keep relaxing and enjoying your break.
Don't worry about anything that is Not today. :)
Reply #210. Jul 29 10, 2:18 AM
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| lesley153
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I've just had a quick catch-up read. I lost track of your plans but you're clearly not at home, and I hope where you are - somewhere Scottish? - is good. I have to agree with the people who are saying don't listen to chatter in dark corners, and I am delighted to hear that your friend is regaining some mobility.
Reply #211. Jul 30 10, 4:30 PM
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trojan11
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Professor; you are doing so well. Really very pleased for you.
Reply #212. Jul 30 10, 7:26 PM
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He's back in da house after his trip to the highlands of Scotland, Friend is getting better and is slightly mobile albeit on crutches, the little one was both lovely and a pain soon going to be 4 and i am not going to her party she said lol.
I got home nice and relaxed and now totally stressed 5 letters from hospital 2 giving me a appointment and 3 cancelling the 2 appointments. A phone call it transcends my Surgery cancelled appointments a 20 minuite call to surgery i have a appouintment again 2 weeks today thats 8 weeks after i should have had appointment and is being classified a emergency by my doctor not the appointment people however, my hospital stay and week away is being blamed. Need to chiil a bit again have a pizza cooking sp will eat that and relax. i send kind wishes to Lesley, Julie and DEunan all who i missed a lot whilst away.
Thursday i have to have a scan on my heart see why it is enlarged if it is at all thats not helping my stress levels. Tea is nearly ready so bye folks for now |
Reply #213. Aug 02 10, 10:41 AM
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Deunan
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Hi, Professer. Welcome home!
Reply #214. Aug 02 10, 11:21 AM
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| Tanks Deunan hope your good |
Reply #215. Aug 02 10, 11:27 AM
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honeybee4
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Glad you are home. You can't do anything about the missed appointments and heart scan, so just relax meanwhile. I know it is easy for me to say since it doesn't involve me, but do try to relax.
Reply #216. Aug 02 10, 11:57 AM
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| lesley153
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Welcome home, Gary. Enjoy your pizza and then tell us all about your trip.
Mobile is good. Sorry to be trite, but any sort of mobile is better than immobile.
You aren't going to the little one's birthday party? Are you not devastated? :p
Reply #217. Aug 02 10, 1:41 PM
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| In a word No i am not devestated Lesley, i admit i miss seeing her and has just been a day. But 30 little ones screaming shouting and running about am too old for that kind of entertainment now. |
Reply #218. Aug 03 10, 1:09 AM
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| lesley153
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No, I didn't think you were. :D
Reply #219. Aug 03 10, 9:01 AM
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| lesley153
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Forgot to say how pleased I am that you're having the schocardiogram. They're endlessly useful tests and whoever said there was prodding and poking? There is neither prodding nor poking, and they're less painful and intrusive than looking at your watch to see what the time is. If you get bored, listen for the different tunes the machine plays as it changes its angle of observation. There's one that sounds like a washing machine.
The other one they may do, which sounds nearly the same but isn't, is the electrocardiogram. For this they stick a dozen little sticky pads on you, connect twelve leads, and make a twelve-part trace of different heart rhythms. This is so quick that they're peeling the sticky pads off almost before you realise they're doing anything.
I'd recommend taking any test you're offered, and being guided by the people who offer it to you. All tests are useful: all information is worth having.
Reply #220. Aug 03 10, 11:36 AM
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