Hi Guys
An early start on today's post, the expected highlight being a blood test at Haslar, later this morning.
Its a bit stressful as it's so well attended. there are loads of people and you take a ticket from the wall and wait your turn.
It has a big queue on opening at 0830, just like the sales at Harrods or something, with everybody rushing in and scrambling for a ticket. and it really does my brain in.
Obviously it puts the staff under pressure too, which can't be good?
An early start on today's post, the expected highlight being a blood test at Haslar, later this morning.
Its a bit stressful as it's so well attended. there are loads of people and you take a ticket from the wall and wait your turn. It has a big queue on opening at 0830, just like the sales at Harrods or something, with everybody rushing in and scrambling for a ticket. and it really does my brain in.
Obviously it puts the staff under pressure too, which can't be good?
The wait is about an hour and a half from taking your ticket, during which I normally go outside for a walk, with my companion, or sit in the grounds, which are lovely by the way.
I believe that the consultant is thinking of changing my consultative appointments to Tuesdays so that if there are any problems like the need for a transfusion then they can be addressed before chemo delivery on Thursday.
Hence the blood test on my "off" week.
Later bloggers
love you all
steve
Later bloggers
love you all
steve
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