Good morning all from a cloudy Glasgow. I'm so pleased to see GM posting.
Greyduster, what a lovely, but busy day ahead, you have
A quiet day ahead for me. I had a hospital appointment today, which I have cancelled. I'm not well enough to go and just couldn't face it.
Yesterday's blood letting attempt was a bit of a disaster and excruciatingly plainly and I am no wimp! So back again on Wednesday for someone else to have a go. I'm covered in plasters and bruises.
The irony is, that every bump I have bleeds, but they can't get blood from me.
However, this new appointment (the only one all week) clashes with my GP telephone appointment, but I couldn't get the phlebotomist to understand that I can't be in two places at the one time.
Just at that, Dr Nippie Sweetie went by. I suggested that she ask advice from the doctor, as the tests have to be done speedily.
The phlebotomist made a face and said, I'm too scared to talk to her, you will have to deal with it yourself at reception.?
Fortunately, the mum of a former pupil, who has always been a great support to me, was on reception and sent a message to the doctor to explain my problem.
I was quite tearful by the time I got back to DH.
It wasn't all doom and gloom yesterday.
I received a Mass bouquet (a step up from candle lighting) from our young sacristan. He is on the autistic spectrum and I have become very friendly with him. It was such a lovely and comforting gesture from this young man.
Later, I heard from the chief sacristan, another friend (I taught his four children), who was complaining the sacristy was too quiet, without me.
Those who have met me, will know exactly what he means. ?
Thinking of all our mountaineers, who are struggling at the moment, especially the DDs, the Kalus and GM and her family. I hope you find comfort in the support you find here.
Blossoming, I hope you have recovered from your recent fall.
Have a good day, folks.