thanks Guys, you can follow my progress under Treatments/Musings from ward 9.

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Well, I wish you the very best of luck I hope to follow your progress. Will you have a laptop available or are we going to have to wait until you come out of the other end:-(

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Hi Deb, You are right you can only use your Outgoing mail (SMTP) Server: smtp.talktalk.net when connected over a talktalk line. I need to alter my settings to the hospital BT hub. Now the problem is trying to find someone who knows the information I need:-(
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Actually Min, I think they have put me in the Private ward by mistake!:-S Breakfast was served on a tray with matching china. No tea urn for me my own matching pot of tea and milk jug. One of the maintenance guys has just been in to take samples of the water from my shower etc… I just hope they are not going to bill me for all this. 😀 😀

My thanks to you all. I am going "to try" to give a dailey(?) blog by editing my post "Musings from ward 9". We shall see how I get on:-D

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David

What a terrible situation for you Roberta.
Some people just do not want to get involved fearful that it may impinge on their lives and they may find themselves committed to a difficult and demanding situation they cannot control and perhaps that is it.
I think you are right you somehow have to find the strength to move on. They appear not to…[Read more]

Hi Bridget, I forgot to mention the fridge 😉 .

Yes, the signal in the ward is poor but workable. I am on Talktalk at home but the hosptial is a BT hub.

I can send to the site but for some reason I cannot send emails. I can receive. I am using windows live mail. I think it might be something to do with firewalls, ether mine or the…[Read more]

No, it is OK I would not want to intrude, thanks.
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Gaye I am just not going to go down this path – I could get banned from the site:-|

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Bridget, Next time you go into hospital ask the Doctor if he can email you your ex-rays that is all I did and they were in my computer before I got home:-)

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p.s Do not forget to take in your email address;-)

Michelle that is really great news, I am so pleased for her. Give her a big hug for me please.

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David

Hi Michelle, When you say his SCT did not work do you mean he did not get into full remission? Do you know what PP level he got to?

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Yes, although most of the information is already in the public domain it was interesting to hear him spell it out. thanks
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Now Girls you are getting into my era. "Oh Drat", or, "I say John." (normally said with a very superior air. Perhaps even, "That is not cricket you know.". Crikey, now there is a good one.

Hi Judy, what an in incredibly hard decision you and Nigel have had to make. I, bed ready, start my SCT on Monday 22nd. At 68 I could say I have, at least the majority, of my life behind me and I feel so much for youngsters like yourselves. I wish you both the very best of luck.
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Well I wish you the very best of luck with it all Bridget, amazing what they can do I have attached an X-ray of my neck. My head is apparently held up by the posts yet you would never know to look at me I have a fully functioning neck – incredible

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David

p.s. I note picture 003 is in fact upside down you can turn it up the…[Read more]

Michelle, Roz's husband has/had a similar problem!

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David