Oh yes, about 18 years ago, i had a very sharp pain in my side, and by next day was under my shoulder, and i was struggling to breathe in middle of the night- went to A&E and was admitted straightaway- after scans in the morning & blood tests it was discovered i had several clots in both lungs, and where they had come from was a mystery, as ive never smoked- hardly ever drink- but i kept telling them i had a pain behind my left leg.I was in hospital about 4 weeks, on heparin injections, and then had to go up to hosp every day for these jabs, (eventually i was shown how to do it myself) then put on warfarin tablets for 6months. I was 42. After 6 months i taken off warfarin. But my left leg (the one i'd mentioned to them!) ballooned up and i was in pain.Back to A& E and admitted again.Scans showed two huge clots on back of knee and further down, Dr's decided thats where previous smaller clots had broken off from, & ended up in my lungs.That time i was in hospital 5-6 weeks, to have Heparin. I've had to stay on warfarin ever since.I'm on it for life. I have regular INR tests on my blood. Sometimes each week sometimes its only every 4 or 5 weeks if its a stable range. I'ts not possible to do these tests at home as they have to calculate my warfarin dose very carefully, and i'm on what's considered a high dose.However, i am very lucky i think to still be around, as i have several other health problems now as well.
Is this behaviour appropriate.
how are schools handling students who memorize books but can't actually decode
