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[healthwork] Lungs update
Sep. 26th, 2016 06:10 pm( Read more... )
ON THE UPSIDE
Jun. 29th, 2016 01:39 pmI have just received an appointment letter for the thoracic medicine clinic! Lung stuff investigation now scheduled for the end of July.
demanding scans and tests and NOT CONTRIBUTING and
... goes a little like this.
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Meanwhile, for my own records, the actual summary on the lungs! ( Read more... )
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Meanwhile, for my own records, the actual summary on the lungs! ( Read more... )
Caffeine: still, as it turns out, a bad idea. Probably. (Semi-accidentally had caffeine yesterday evening; was up ridiculously late in quiet tears about largely-disconnected-from-reality anxieties.)
I have just received an unambiguously helpful response from the Yellow Card folk, on two counts: first, they've added Mx as a title and updated my report to use it; and second, they've asked me for some more details and have passed on my specific query ("can you look into whether this side effect is associated with weird lung shit to do with connective tissue disorders as well as COPD, because that was an unpleasant surprise") to the scientific assessment team, who will apparently be getting in touch with me sometime in the next fortnight. So: huh.
Rivers of London: really enjoyed book one, was seriously hacked off with the gratuitous cissexism in book two, am still mildly grumpy halfway through book three -- but I am still reading, so.
Here is an essay: On Conflicting Emotional Needs In Relationships.
Here is a recipe I haven't yet tried: mulled wine plum crumble.
I have just received an unambiguously helpful response from the Yellow Card folk, on two counts: first, they've added Mx as a title and updated my report to use it; and second, they've asked me for some more details and have passed on my specific query ("can you look into whether this side effect is associated with weird lung shit to do with connective tissue disorders as well as COPD, because that was an unpleasant surprise") to the scientific assessment team, who will apparently be getting in touch with me sometime in the next fortnight. So: huh.
Rivers of London: really enjoyed book one, was seriously hacked off with the gratuitous cissexism in book two, am still mildly grumpy halfway through book three -- but I am still reading, so.
Here is an essay: On Conflicting Emotional Needs In Relationships.
Here is a recipe I haven't yet tried: mulled wine plum crumble.
Basically, it is just such an enormous relief that I have a GP this willing to work with me.
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(Turns out I have at least some friends who haven't heard this particular rant of mine before, and I can't face wading through tags to see if I've had it properly already, so! Here we are. Content notes for everything you'd expect in terms of abuse, medical neglect, medical incompetence, terminal illness, etc.)
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