Thanks for asking Overtired. It was horrible, but I managed to hold it together long enough to get through it. I was much worse with the claustrophobia this time though, especially for the spinal scan, as they remove the periscope thing you have in the head cage for the brain scan, so you're trapped in a tiny tunnel with your nose a couple of inches from the roof and you can't see out at all.
Have spent the rest of the day feeling a bit shell-shocked and exhausted, so no workout and lots of feeling sorry for myself. I am planning to be back in action again tomorrow though.
As if we've not got enough on this week, we had a big problem with ds1 at school today as well, which hasn't helped my mood. Basically, he was forced to eat someone else's sandwiches by a dinner lady who wouldn't believe he had just found them on the floor and picked them up!
He cannot eat gluten fgs and she made him eat the lot! He's even on their 'list' so that they know he can't eat gluten.
She tried to defend herself saying she can't possibly know all the children who have food allergies and they can't exactly have photos of them all etc - but she's on a sticky wicket there, because she knows perfectly well who ds1 is, as she was our next door neighbour until she walked out on her husband a few months back!
We have ongoing issues with her, as despite living next to us for a few years and us only ever having been amicable, smile and hello type neighbours, ever since she started working at the school she has made a point of causing trouble for my boys at lunchtimes. She makes a beeline for ds1 in particular, as she knows she can get a rise out of him, because not only does he misunderstand things sometimes and takes things very literally, he also treats adults and children all the same and can therefore come across as rude. She tends to start an argument with him accusing him of something he hasn't done - then when he gets stressed and upset reports him to his teacher - when in actual fact he's done nothing wrong.
She's had the autism awareness training along with the rest of the staff, but for some reason refuses to 'get it'. Yesterday, another child accidentally knocked his lunch on the floor and she accused him of deliberately throwing it on the floor, then made him eat it, despite him having OCD type anxieties around germs. She then went and told his teacher that he'd argued with her and the teacher agreed that he was in the right. Today she accused him of trying the same thing again, because he got away with it yesterday!
When in actual fact, he found someone else's sandwiches on the floor and having been taught about litter, picked them up and took them to the bin, where she intercepted him, accused him of trying to throw his own sandwiches in the bin, started a huge row then made him eat them!
Luckily they were cheese not meat - as he's veggie as well as gluten free.
Dh is fuming and has finally had enough of her. He's writing a formal letter of complaint to the school this evening.
Sorry, for the off-topic rant. I am just sooo angry about it all!
Sorry to hear your ds was still so out of sorts today. Hope he's better tomorrow.
Good news that your knees are loosening up