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Archives for: June 2006, 23

hurry up gabby c'mon

by wensum24 @ 23/06/2006 - 17:23:58

I'm about to be transferred to another hospital, for shortterm treatment. I'll be moved south, to Essex at 4 or 5am tomorrow morning, for how long I do not know.

Today, I exploded because of the doubling of my already hard-to-cope-with medication, and my pleas to a doctor to listen to me rationally, and to at least pass comment on my constant excessive nosebleeding, increasing blood pressure, head pressure, and increasing leg and spinal pain...alas, he did not give a damn, seemed bored and very put-out that I was troubling him with mere "backache".

Dear friends, I'm sorry to rant, but can you give me a few minutes?
The doctor turned for a moment, to print out my doubled medication, (which is so strong, it needs my signature, from a sealed pharmacy, within the hospital!), I noticed on the PC, that he had written, "patient complaining of backache"...

...I was shocked beyond words.
I have written on here, that I have ALREADY had x-ray's and the key MRI revealing broken bones, fractures and a vertebrae slipping and trapping several nerves. (This has been the case for at least 2 years, and is deteriorating).
So, this is what the NHS call backache? Now I know, thanks for filling me in dear doctor, so sorry to have bothered you with my trivialities...

They are making ME feel ashamed of myself, for taking up their time, and adding to waiting lists, and I now feel they are just treating me, as they do many other patients, as a bloody nuisance.
The drugs they have given us all here are very strong, and seem to silence us all...is that their aim?
I am fearful that these drugs are designed more as 'silencers' than painkillers.
I still have my sanity, just, and also some firepower...and feel this is a 'now or never' moment...if I do nothing, I will fall into a slump, of the NHS making, and allow the haze of this medication to reduce me to a statistic, or, wake-up and fully realise that this is my life, and I should value it...I sometimes feel I am starting to accept the NHS mess, and allow myself to wait for two or three years before they even do anything.
It is not right, what is happening to so many.

Anyway, on a happier note, some kind Filipino medical staff, working here, gave me supper last night, which consisted of spices, adobo, rice and many meats...followed by glutinous rice in coconut milk, with crunchy peanut inside. Delicious!
There are some staff here, working their socks off to help patients, and trying to work against the tide. The 'ground staff' are brilliant.

I read today too, that Gabby Logan is unhappy with the excesses of World Cup presenting, and the travelling that goes with it...to the extent of her disapproval of German water affecting her hair. The fact that she made a point of mentioning a Novotel is evidence that she is not used to staying in them. Overpampering is not good Gabby!
Well, with respect, why doen't she hand over that huge pay packet to about 100,000 Brits who could and would willingly do a better job than her good self.
Further proof of the enormous and revolting financial divide in Britain.
Oh, I'm ranting rather a lot aren't I?
Apologies and no apologies.
U-(

PS: I'll reply to the great comments soon...my body has barely enough energy to post these few postings, let alone transfer hospitals.
Stay happy all!
Following my previous posts, keeping in touch is my best thing since sliced bread. :)


 
 

a question of one evening and more

by wensum24 @ 23/06/2006 - 16:56:51

1) What would constitute a “perfect” evening for you?

2) Which sex do you think has the easier life in our culture? Have you ever wished you were of the opposite sex?

3) If you could wake up tomorrow in the body of someone else currently living, would you do so? Whom would you pick?

4) What was the most recent movie that made you cry?

sunshine in moonlight

by wensum24 @ 23/06/2006 - 16:47:52

Yes, I see loneliness in you
as we have shared hours-
without so much as a word
such silence often empowers
the need for someone
even limited to mere company
-where light has never shon
offering gleaming comfort
A beautifully decorated sanctuary
lying empty for too long
a place where speech is not mandatory
and sharing is never wrong
rediscovering a happy slipstream
uplifting hope on a cheerful breeze.

Philippines, May 21st

vanishing point

by wensum24 @ 23/06/2006 - 16:40:28

Vanishing Point
New Order (1989)

Grow up children, don't you suffer
At the hands of one another
If you like a sleeping demon
Listen can you hear him weeping
Tears of joy and tears of sorrow
He buys love to sell tomorrow.

My life ain't no holiday
I've been through the point of no return
I've seen what a man can do
I've seen all the hate of a woman too.

Feel your heartbeat lose the rhythm
He can't touch the world we live in
Life is short but love is strong
There lies a hope that I have found
And if you try you'll find it too
Remember why I'm telling you.

My life ain't no holiday
I've been through the point of no return
I've seen what a man can do
I've seen all the hate of a woman too.

And they gave him away
Let him whistle down wind
By the look on his face
He never gave in.


 
 

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