My story

Sammy, I only just noticed your comments, sorry but I guess you can understand how busy it's been for me the past few weeks. Two weddings - my sons and my nieces three weeks later. Thank goodness for a bit of Valium to give me a boost. Glad to hear that all is good with you, the bone strengthening injections are great, if you can have them, I reacted really really bad to the first one, so they had to stop them for me, now it's a daily tablet, but have to change brands from time to time as body builds up a resistance to them and they make me sick. But hey what would be the fun if I didn't put a curve ball into the lot every now n then. They always hold their breath with me when they change meds. I like giving them a run for their money, so to speak. I know how you feel about how people treat you, you don't have a physical disfigurement or tubes sticking out or hair loss, but bloody hell you feel like crap on the inside and your scans are road maps with stop lights everywhere, but what do they care, your normal looking and making it up, oh if only! I have a mother that still thinks there is absolutely nothing wrong with her (baby) daughter, I understand that it's hard for a parent to accept that there is something wrong with their child, but when I say no I'm confined to bed I mean it, I can't take you to the bank to get some money for you stick under the mattress. Lol. One day she will comprehend, I just hope it's sooner rather than later. :(. I hope you had a good day on 4th April. Secondaries always get looked over when it comes to a lot of things,