@PissOffCancer Trip is at Easter. Are you in Scotland? I'm Northumberland so we often get a slightly milder version of the Scottish weather. Sunny and cold here too today.
@Tilllly I found the hospital doctors very contradictory when I was in for my spine operation. I had problems with my sciatic nerve after the op. Doctors rounds at 8am - oh that's a shame, move on to the next patient. Surgeon's assistant at 8.15am - it's probably reacting to the work we did on the tumour surrounding the nerve in the operation, nothing we can do, keep taking morphine. Surgeon at 8.30am - there's stuff we can do to fix that, don't let it get you down, we'll give it a couple of days and if it's still bad we'll look at doing a spinal block.
And don't get me started on the radiology registrar turning down the inpatient CT scan and wanting me discharged to go through the outpatient system, in which case I wouldn't have known for a month if the cancer had spead anywhere else than to my spine, effectively holding up all treatment. I created absolute hell about that and basically refused to leave the bed until I had the scan. Took two days but I got there in the end.
Ok, moan finished. My good news (aside from having a holiday to look forward to) is that I walked my daughter to school today for the first time in 3 months. Had to have a nap when I got home but still ...