My Gp referred me to Haematology in December, My appoint is in a fortnight, Please can I have some advice on how to get the best out of this appointment?
before Christmas I found taking aspirin reduced a lot of the symptoms significantly. such as muddled speech, pins and needles in hands during the night heat and pain from the vein in the calf,
Since stopping the aspirin in February I am saying things like let's get the duck to feed the bread. my children find it hilarious. My muscles have painful lumps and feel congested and I am so tired I am woken with pins and needles etc. At least I can tell the specialist this much.
Thanks in advance. Selena
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You just have to laugh at our creative language... I’m sure you find it gets a lot worse when you are tired or have to do more than two things at once.
It’s as if the mother board of our computers malfunction very easily.
Day before yesterday my son and I were in San Antonio ( Texas) as he gad his pediatric hematology appointment for his APS . ( he has it also.)
I was driving, had just parked, and was reaching for my coffee in the cup holder. I told him to wait a second as I had to ,” grab my carpet out of the cup holder.”
He never ceases to be amused!
I’ve found the words I substitute will often have the same number of syllables and begin with the same letter.
As far as your appointment, I think Holly has echoed your already great plan.
I’ll leave you to it- you need to grab your duck and go feed the breads, and I’ll go drink a nice cup of carpet...
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