Hi all
Still haven't read properly - may have to just give up.
I did notivce that Lenni is still having visual disturbances though. It could be oculare migraine Lenni. You get the eye disturbance but not the blinding headache. They tend to not last as long as normal migraines, but I have known people that have them in clusters, so you would have seemingly regular intermittent symptoms, which might explain what's been happening with you. Some infor here.
That's about all I've got today folks, sorry - I know I'm being crap on here at the moment.
Had another mare of a day. Dd was awake much of the night, couldn't get comfortable and then seemed to be in pain in the wee small hours again. So I've hardly had a wink of sleep.
Also, pretty p'd off that we ended up missing our first Autism Support Group meeting last night as dd was unhappy about the cast, dh had a really bad head and I was completely knackered. It was at our ds's school this time as well and the speakers at the next 3 meetings aren't really relevant to us, as well as the meetings being further away. 
Got ready, thought I'd done really well and thought of everything we would need for another marathon hospital visit (bearing in mind I spent four and half hours there last time I went to the same fracture clinic). Ds1 had his little backpack with books and puzzles et, dd had her little backpack with a few toys, some crayons and a mini colouring book, Mum brought everyone sandwiches and water and I packed drinks and snacky stuff. So, off we went in the car, hardly started up the road when ds started saying he felt travel sick, I was stressed and gave him short shrift, but he kept on and on. Turned round to see him and he said he was hot and sweaty and had salty saliva 
uh - oh! Managed to get to the hospital and get him out the car, thinking he would be ok if he had some fresh air. He regularly gets travel sickness, so I wasn't that surprised and frankly was just grateful he wasn't sick over the back of Mum's head in the car! 
Started walking to the fracture clinic with ds whining that he felt ill, his legs were wobbly and he needed to sit down etc. I told him he would be fine after some nice deep breaths of fresh Birmingham City air and he'd feel better soon. Then he suddenly rooted himself to the spot, went several different shades of green and threw up copiously all across the pavement outside the main entrance - beautiful pink, red and purple sick! (He has strawberries and blueberries in his porridge this morning.)
It then became obvious that we weren't dealing with travel sickness and by then I was late for dd's appointment, so had to abandon him and Mum in the car park and leg it up the hill. I told Mum to take him home, but for some unknown reason she apparently decided in her wisdom to instead take him into the lobby - where there were huge signs saying if you have been sick or had diarrhea in the last 48 DO NOT ENTER THIS HOSPITAL!
Fortunately, dd's appointment was really quick. She was really good with the lady putting her plaster on and only did the odd whimper rather than all the screaming we had yesterday. So we were in and out inside of an hour - which is unheard of of that place.
Came out to find Mum and ds1 still sitting in the lobby and was told she had called dh out of work to come and fetch ds.
Called ds, who had had a row with his boss about whether or not he could come out, but was just leaving the building anyway - and told him not to bother.
Anyway, we are home now, ds is tucked up in bed, dd is not having a nap and I have just had a very welcome cup of coffee and bar of dairy milk.
I have had it, this week has been dire from start to finish. Can't wait for the weekend so I can hand over to dh and collapse.
Hope everyone else is having a better time of it. Am off to order a couple of tops for dd that we can easily get on and off over her cast, as I spent half and hour perusing her wardrobe and drawing blank this morning.