My dearest Pat, sorry another health issue on the heels of the last, but am heartened that you are on top of it. Best wishes and looking forward to hearing from you soon.
I've had a dvt in my right thigh years ago. Please quickly get a scan and the necessary melds (blood thinners). Please don't wait on this! Thinking of you and I'm hoping you don't actually have a clot. -Jenn
I am concerned and my thoughts and prayers are with you Pat. Be a good patient BUT make sure they do everything necessary to ensure you really get well again. Like all your friends here, I will be awaiting good news soon.
Oh Pat - one step forward and two back. Glad you are having the scan and I hope the right treatment will be successful. Thinking of you and many thanks for your lovely comment on my blog.
Oh my goodness Pat... I hope all turns out well... I've heard you can get that from sitting for long periods? Maybe while you were sick that setttled in? I was once worried i had that on a long cross country trip.....but i didn't......Take care... Hugs! deb
Thankfully no evidence of DVT on the scan, which is a relief. So am trying to move around as much as possible on my crutches and get plenty of exercise. Off to the physio on Monday, so that should help. Thanks for your enquiries and good wishes.
It's a great relief to learn that you do not have a DVT. Would it be easier for you to use a walker (don't know what they are called in the U.K.)? I find crutches so awkward to use. Take care please.
Phew!!!! That's a relief. Hope exercise and physio help and you will soon be 'as right as rain'! I recall my mum using that phrase when I was a child - is it still used in England?
Warm wishes Pat - may you be 100% better soon. Mary
Hope it's all ok x
ReplyDeleteDrat! Just when you were perking up again. Hope they sort this out quickly.
ReplyDeleteWhen are you having a scan?
ReplyDeleteIt should be as fast as possible pat!
Make sure you don't wait too long, don't be a " polite patient"
Oh dear, that does not sound good! I hope the scan will be done first thing tomorrow morning. Scary! Wishing you all the best.
ReplyDeleteMy dearest Pat, sorry another health issue on the heels of the last, but am heartened that you are on top of it. Best wishes and looking forward to hearing from you soon.
ReplyDeleteI've had a dvt in my right thigh years ago. Please quickly get a scan and the necessary melds (blood thinners). Please don't wait on this! Thinking of you and I'm hoping you don't actually have a clot. -Jenn
ReplyDeleteI hope you have good news about this health issue, and get treatment / the scan right away.
ReplyDeleteWeaver, I am worried to read this brief post and urge you to follow John Gray's comment advice.
ReplyDeleteSome other person can take the polite role.
xo to you and the Farmer.
Don't wait, get it done immediately, it can be life threatening.
ReplyDeleteWhat John said. Don't mess around.
ReplyDeleteI am concerned and my thoughts and prayers are with you Pat. Be a good patient BUT make sure they do everything necessary to ensure you really get well again.
ReplyDeleteLike all your friends here, I will be awaiting good news soon.
Hugs - Mary
Hope all is well and that you get that scan quickly.
ReplyDeleteThat's not good. Also the weekend is around the corner so I truly wish it can get seen to today. All the best.
ReplyDeleteGreetings Maria xx
Good luck.
ReplyDeleteGet that sorted pretty damn quick. Best wishes and positive vibes to you for a speedy recovery coming your way from Suffolk
ReplyDeletePoor Weave. Get well soon.
ReplyDeleteDo get that scan as quickly as possible, thinking of you and wishing you a fast recovery.xxx
ReplyDeleteOh Pat - one step forward and two back. Glad you are having the scan and I hope the right treatment will be successful. Thinking of you and many thanks for your lovely comment on my blog.
ReplyDeleteThanks everyone for the good wishes - off for a scan shortly.
ReplyDeleteSending all best wishes your way.
ReplyDeleteKeep us posted.
Do get well soon. Good luck with the scan and hope it is all cleared up quickly!
ReplyDeleteBest of luck, Weaver. I hope you feel better soon.
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness Pat... I hope all turns out well... I've heard you can get that from sitting for long periods? Maybe while you were sick that setttled in? I was once worried i had that on a long cross country trip.....but i didn't......Take care... Hugs! deb
ReplyDeletePrayers and figners crossed you are okay!
ReplyDeleteLinda
Take care, Pat - thinking of you and hope you recover quickly from this further annoyance (understatement....)
ReplyDeleteFollowing our phone discussion, here's the link
ReplyDeleteThe Solitary Cyclist
All the best Pat.
ReplyDeleteIf you need any help you know where I am.
Hoping all is well and the doctors are on to it. Best wishes. Hoping to hear good news soon
ReplyDeleteThankfully no evidence of DVT on the scan, which is a relief. So am trying to move around as much as possible on my crutches and get plenty of exercise. Off to the physio on Monday, so that should help. Thanks for your enquiries and good wishes.
ReplyDeleteWhat a relief! Thank you so much for leaving this follow up message.
ReplyDeleteMay this weekend treat you and the Farmer very well. xo
It's a great relief to learn that you do not have a DVT. Would it be easier for you to use a walker (don't know what they are called in the U.K.)? I find crutches so awkward to use. Take care please.
ReplyDeletePhew!!!! That's a relief. Hope exercise and physio help and you will soon be 'as right as rain'! I recall my mum using that phrase when I was a child - is it still used in England?
ReplyDeleteWarm wishes Pat - may you be 100% better soon.
Mary
I'm so glad to read your comment after reading the post. I hope you are soon swinging around your village again!
ReplyDeleteI'm thinking of you a lot. Get better as fast as you can.
ReplyDeleteI am happy to hear this. Keep moving to improve but do not overdo. Best wishes.
ReplyDeleteGreetings Maria x
Good news indeed. X
ReplyDeleteWhat a relief.X
ReplyDeleteThanks everyone.
ReplyDeleteGood luck with everything.
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