Flustered? Who me?

I see your point Tonya, but I think the idea was something on the 'humour' side because a lot of the info we get is very serious and thought provoking, I was thinking something of a 'lighter nature', some stories about some of the things that we have to endure and some of the 'lighter' moments where we can now look back and have a giggle - I mean this is such a serious thing, but at the same time it helps to have a chuckle - and also I think for someone who is about to start that journey, they need to see how some of the paitients have reacted - I found that I got bombarded with information and it was by all accounts, helpful but daunting, informative but serious (well it would have to be) but with all the information a lot of it is really vague too - I mean I'd never had a cat scan before - I knew it wouldn't hurt but had no idea what would happen with the 'dye' and all that stuff, the staff tell you zip as they shunt you through like cattle, and I had to make light of this later, but at the time I was overwhelled - by writing about it later, I saw a funny side (I mean I tend to do that with a lot of things) but it helped the other ladies too, because they could relate and it made them laugh.