Good morning all from a sunny Glasgow, happy birthday Mick!
It is also DIL's fortieth birthday today.
Yesterday was exhausting, Babydoll was so defiant and strong willed. She changes from an angel to a fiend in seconds!
It didn't help that she was confined to the house and garden, due to me awaiting phone calls and a washing machine engineer.
Just before 9am, I received a phone call from a rather nippy RA specialist nurse. She was very sharp at first, until I explained everything that was going on and the lack of support, I was receiving.
The out come, an hour later I received a phone call from the consultant's secretary, offering me an emergency appointment on Thursday morning at the RA clinic.
Unfortunately, it looks like I will probably have to come off the biologics again. This is the third one, I have been on and can only tolerate them for so long.
That worked out really well, for Babydoll will be in Disney land Paris with her parents and we will have enough time to do the school run with Dollie.
The nurse said it was essential that I insisted on a face to face appointment with my GP. I explained that was nigh on impossible!!
Just as I was thinking about phoning the washing machine engineer again, he appeared in the back garden. He had been ringing the bell and banging the door, to no avail.
To my absolute mortification, behind the machine was an area of indertiminable gunk.😚
The good news is that he was able to fix the machine for the princely sum of £44! I was delighted, especially when he told me he was going away for two weeks to his house in the Islands and I wouldn't have been able to get a hold of him.
We waited all day for my GP call, with BabyD becoming more fractious, but determined not to nap.
There was nothing else for it, but to eventually take her home and hope the GP would not ring while DH was driving. Of course he did, in the most awkward place possible, which lots of traffic and speed bumps. I was so anxious about it all. My GP was very chatty until he realised I was not my usual friendly self and my tone very cold and formal.
As a result, I have a 9am face to face appointment this morning. After me informing him of the intervention of my other clinicians, I suspect he has realised that he has let me down.
Today, I am meeting DD in town. She is treating me to afternoon tea, her Mother's Day gift to me. Afterwards, we are are going for cocktails , bcause it is her birthday on Sunday. I have a notion for a strawberry Bellini in Grand Central (Station) , where we can people watch, my favourite pastime.
It has necessitated a change of plan, but I do not want to miss the GP appointment.
DH will drive me to the appointment, then instead of going home, he will, drop me at the nearest railway station and I will go to Glasgow by a circuitous route. I will probably be exhausted by the time I meet DD.
My plan of wandering in JL alone, at my own pace, may not be realised! 😉
DD hates shopping and I was hoping to wander, before I met her. 😁
Hoping that Susan and Mr Ginster's appointments yesterday were positive ones.
I wish you all a pleasant day and will, have the pleasure of reading your posts on the train. Something to look forward to. I need to leave at an ungodly hour, as we will, be right in the middle of rush hour.