… to think of what I’ve done today.<\/p>\n
I know that my night last night was nothing like as good as last night. I didn’t drop off to sleep so early and I was awake by 04:00, much to my dismay. In fact, round about 15:00, I dropped off to sleep and was awoken at 17:00 by a nurse gently shaking my leg to tell me that my tea had arrived.<\/p>\n
Another thing that I do remember about the night was that a girl who has been described in these pages as “the one that got away” came to visit me at some point.<\/p>\n
So what have I done today then? <\/p>\n
The answer is, basically, nothing. The doctor came to see me again and she examined me. She says that they will make a decision today about my chemotherapy (although, if they have done, I don’t know what it is) and she offered me an endoscopy to look into my stomach – something that I turned down flat as you might expect.<\/p>\n
The dietician came along too. He told me that he’s going to prescribe a certain high-carbohydrate drink for me that has 300 calories per serving, and he would be back shortly after 14:00 with the first instalment. He didn’t put in an appearance either so I don’t know much more about that.<\/p>\n
And really, nothing much more. <\/p>\n
I have to take my stomach pills twice a day now, so I have been informed, because I still have the nausea, but the problem at the other end seems to have subsided, at least for the moment. Mind you, as we all know with chemotherapy, it won’t be long before it’s back.<\/p>\n
Anyway, that’s your lot. I hope that tomorrow will be more exciting.<\/p>\n
