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Tuesday, 30 November 2010

A Difficult Twenty Four Hours

Apart from having a very disappointed Mrs Swordfish (aka Kitten), who was all glammed up and ready for the Strictly Christmas special it has also been a physically difficult twenty four hours.

The milkshake compounds that I have been using for two months are suddenly not agreeing with me and the last day has not been nice. Unsurprisingly I have stopped using them and am now consuming a few gentle calories.

It is like going back to square one.  I have gradually improved due to the stent over the last couple of weeks but now I barely feel better than when I was in hospital.  I was due in work today to talk with my Managing Director, Sam the Eagle and the Chief Executive Officer about the route forward work wise, but I had to cancel. In my condition and with the snow there was no way of making it in and these conversations are best held in person rather than conference call.  I was also due to meet with the ex-managing director before he resumes his "life of Reilly" as a ski instructor in Europe later this week.

At these times it is important to take it as easy as possible and I have retired to my specially kitted out bedroom with TV on and iPhone at hand.  I remember when my grandfather was bedridden and my nan had intercoms for him to communicate his needs.  My sister and I used to wait all day for the opportunity to use the intercoms and also to take his food through to him.  Just substitute mobile phones for intercoms!

5 comments:

  1. Hello Rumps

    Sorry to hear you have not had a good 24 hours.

    Great news on your pension and being able to make a contribution to you other scheme. I posted you a message on iii with some observations which your IFA has probably covered off anyway.

    Weather here is atrocious with drifting snow...

    Take care

    Triple Witcher

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  2. Cheers TW,
    It was interesting that the idea of contributions to another scheme came from me and he checked them for legalities - it shows why we take charge of our own business. It is good to have the knowledge of Charles Stanley in the background though!

    I will check your post again to ensure that I have covered everything off.

    Thanks

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  3. Evening Rumps,

    I'm sorry to hear you have not had a good time since Sunday. I hope you are able to have conversations with your medical team when needed ... (even by telephone?)

    R.

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  4. Hi R,
    I have been talking with my GP this evening.

    Also, I had a hospital appt booked for yesterday but nobody told me! So, I am seeing them on Monday.

    Cheers

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  5. @ "Also, I had a hospital appt booked for yesterday but nobody told me!"

    Rumps - therein lays a failure of communication. Nothing more or less.

    Give me a call if you want to. You have my email.

    :-)
    R.

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