wtw after we got told the cord was fine I've gone out and bought one outfit (and I've got 10 weeks left). Needed to can't quite explain why, just felt the need, can imagine it's like everything else in this, roll with it and do what you feel like you want/need to at the time. If your DH really wants to get something and you don't feel like you can't why not go with how he feels - that's how we've been doing things anyway. I have most things already too though, inc my free pack of nappies from the first bounty pack, but then I had just sent and stored everything at my mums.
Green So glad to hear your DS is doing well - must have been really scary for everyone. Grrr at the bad nurse - hope that gave her a kick up the bum for being so uncaring on a childrens ward of all places.
elly I didn't have any councelling about Sproglet, but I've actually had quite a lot over the years and it was the things I learnt about myself and coping mechanisms I learnt already that helped me cope without it. There are different types, but everyone is different and not everyone needs it. I always looked at myself to see if I was feeling 'stuck' - if I couldn't express how I was feeling and bottling it up, or if I had very low mood for longer than two weeks.
Angel I have to book tickets and then assistance for the train so that we can use the ramps to get my wheelchair on. I live in Hull and the MRI is in Sheffield. It's then complicated further because I have to book assistance for specific trains but can't book the wheelchair space on those trains. It's totally possible to end up with assistance and no space, not happened yet though so hope it won't happen tomorrow.
DH is currently in the kitchen making sure we have food for the journey tomorrow. This is the easy bit really - make sure we get there, eat and get home, can contend with everything else later. I'm a bit worried it might put me in bed for a bit, but I can still get MN on my phone
Thanks everyone for the handholding, I've really needed it, I'll know far more tomorrow after the scan and time with the consultant. I think it's one of the perks of being in a research study, everything moves much faster than usual which is fantastic.