More than a bit nervous today. I see the specialist this afternoon, and the blood tests and scan results I can see so far rule out the “easy fix” causes, leaving the more complex and sinister options. Or potentially “I haven’t a friggin’ idea”. All of those aren’t exactly appealing.
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I’ve worked out why it doesn’t make sense. It says so on the test results that are now in My Health Record. It says that the test doesn’t work with the drugs the cardiologist actually put me on…
Looks like it’s closer to “no bloody idea”. It looks like there are two things going on, one for the cardiologist with a likely small tumour and one that requires me to see an endocrinologist to check out as the “results don’t make sense and shouldn’t be possible”. Ho hum.
Two sides of the same coin. My work “let’s not recruit now, no one will apply for jobs this close to Christmas, you’ll all have to cope until we start in the new year”. Other place I’ve applied to “yeah, process will stretch into the new year, so first interviews before Christmas, second after 27th Jan”. Trying to work out which is worse.
Today my power is strong! I’ve converted a day of back-to-back meetings to just 2 twenty minute meetings through the power of logic. Win!
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miki ⓋToday’s medical update… The first sonographer seemingly accidentally sent me the report instead of my specialist. On the plus side, I now know that the arteries supplying my kidneys are fine & not likely to be the cause of the blood pressure issues. On the downside, I also now know they were looking for an aneurism, which no one discussed with me. WTAF???
Byron C ClarkThis all sounds like good advice but I don't see how it's going to stop people getting into Bitcoin and whatnot
