Good morning all from Glasgow, where it is 11*C.
Pleased to hear the stitch removal was painless R&L
We are a rather subdued household today. Yesterday, DH suggested, that after his nurse appointment, we go our for a run to Troon for lunch, now that he is able to drive again.
I was so looking forward to it, we used to live there and haven't been out for ages.
We were sitting in the waiting room, when DH's GP spotted him and asked why he was there. She said that she had put in a telephone call for him in the diary and would phone him before noon. I had a fair idea, why she was phoning.
Day out cancelled again.
She was true to her word, but phoned with troubling news, DH had a high reading on his bowel screening test and needs to be fast tracked to see the colorectal surgeon to organise a colonoscopy.
He has to go back on Friday for more blood tests. His extreme tiredness indicates anaemia, so that needs confirmed.
I have two medical appointment next week, plus a biologics delivery (which can only be signed for by DH or I) and was fretting about how to fit in DH's bloods appointment.
After explaining my predicament, instead of having to negotiate an appointment, the receptionist kindly asked me to tell her, what was the best day.
I have my controlled drug prescription to pick up on Friday, so Friday it is for the appointment. The receptionists have been so kind,
Combining both tasks, will save yet another trip through that troublesome junction.
Having no symptoms, means the result was a hugh shock.
He is very positive, but having gone through this recently, it has been difficult to process.
I decided that there was no point in telling my children until evening, rather than upset them at work.
I dreaded it all day. They were obviously shocked. DD phoned me immediately to see if I was OK.
DS1 was his usual cold self, initially only messaging DH and ignoring my messages..
Then later implying on the Dad chat, that I was being negative 😪
He got short shrift.
The good news is that DH's BP, although still high and causing concern, is slowly coming down.
He now has to record his readings on the NHS BP connect App
Hopefully today will be a quiet one. The weeds have sprouted up everywhere, so that will be a priority. The difficulty is, that I can hardly walk or bend at the moment. I have developed a strange, old lady gait!
Have the best day you can folks.