'D Day’: First hurdle – surgery!
“Hey Darling, it’s 5.10 am, time to get up.” Tim said to me as he tapped me on the shoulder. I rubbed my eyes and dragged myself out of bed and headed towards the bathroom. Before jumping into the sh...
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Hi Sue
Another great post. I am sure you are giving many ladies a voice where they felt they could not express themselves - see, we are all in it together.
It is good to alert ladies to reactions to medications and if they experience them they should shout it out loud and clear as the hospital staff are often oblivious and they don't really know their patients enough to pick it.
My dye experience was similar - I was told it would be like a bee sting but as I have said "it was a bloody big bee" (apologize for the wording !). It took a very long time for the dye to move through my slow old body which was frustrating and poor hubby had no idea why I was in that room for so long.
Keep writing - maybe your next venture will be a book ?
Keep smiling
Summer :-)