Yesterday, 06:01 AM
morning ladies 
It's a tad wild and woolley out there!
Oh well popeye, you can't control what others think and say, I would just ignore her for now. Some people live in their own little bubble.
Another appointment for me, this time with WINZ. Slowly working my way through all the appointments. It has worked out so well, each appointment leads on to the next. All the stars aligned for sure over this. I saw our GP yesterday for me but that was also good timing to tell her about MrK before she received the oncologist's report. She is going to make sure all the drugs he will need will be in stock and will also talk to him this afternoon about taking him off his warfarin and other meds. No point in them now and it will save the continuous blood tests. Pohlen is also holding back the paperwork for funding as things are going to change now he is under palliative care. There are so many good people out there supporting us through this. They don't deserve the crap this government is throwing at them.
Today I'll be returning MrK's walker and the things that raised the height of the sofa. And I have a few things for the op shop as well. Some shorts that no longer fit MrK because of the swelling and other bits and bobs. Yesterday I bought him some shorts with elastic waist bands which should be more comfortable and easier for the nurses to manage. I have unpicked the seams of his shirts and PJ sleeves to ease the pressure on the swelling as he prefers his cotton shirts to singlets or t shirts.
I think I'm organised to face the day. If I'm not, the universe isn't going to collapse on me.
It's a tad wild and woolley out there!Oh well popeye, you can't control what others think and say, I would just ignore her for now. Some people live in their own little bubble.
Another appointment for me, this time with WINZ. Slowly working my way through all the appointments. It has worked out so well, each appointment leads on to the next. All the stars aligned for sure over this. I saw our GP yesterday for me but that was also good timing to tell her about MrK before she received the oncologist's report. She is going to make sure all the drugs he will need will be in stock and will also talk to him this afternoon about taking him off his warfarin and other meds. No point in them now and it will save the continuous blood tests. Pohlen is also holding back the paperwork for funding as things are going to change now he is under palliative care. There are so many good people out there supporting us through this. They don't deserve the crap this government is throwing at them.
Today I'll be returning MrK's walker and the things that raised the height of the sofa. And I have a few things for the op shop as well. Some shorts that no longer fit MrK because of the swelling and other bits and bobs. Yesterday I bought him some shorts with elastic waist bands which should be more comfortable and easier for the nurses to manage. I have unpicked the seams of his shirts and PJ sleeves to ease the pressure on the swelling as he prefers his cotton shirts to singlets or t shirts.
I think I'm organised to face the day. If I'm not, the universe isn't going to collapse on me.
Life is a one time offer, use it wellÂ