Whiff that was so sad with your dear husband, and so brave of you. You were indeed lucky to find that love, but it doesn't stop the awful pain of missing him.
I'm glad you have someone to help you at your tribunal. I don't know why this useless government makes it so difficult for claimants.
Good luck with the mammo. I usually take a painkiller before I go. But you are right about worry. No point in doing it until there us a reason. Although that is often easier said than done.
I see no problem with having more amitriptyline. I know people who take more than you. Hope your GP gives you them. Your illness sounds terrible, I had never heard of it before. I also think it's ridiculous that you've to wait so long to speak to him.
Shame you've to miss your group. Meeting up with others is so important.
Belfast another appalling attack, we need to ask what is driving this.
Equality and Diversity Laws, should these be scrapped??
. My brother went to see his wife today (his friend took him and then they had dinner at a pub). He said she was ok, but didn't give any details. How have you and your husband been today? How are his legs?