Well, the colitis isn't playing ball at the moment.
My Mercaptopurine seems to be slow working, not sure how well this will do the job.
Off to see my IBD nurse Jo Sheppard and consultant Dr Fortun for a wee check up in a week or so, still having the weekly blood tests too.
If things don't improve then the upcoming 3 Peaks Challenge and Everest Base Camp trek may have to be put on hold.
Not a happy bunny!
Wednesday, 2 June 2010
Slow downhill slope
Well, the colitis isn't playing ball at the moment.
My Mercaptopurine seems to be slow working, not sure how well this will do the job.
Off to see my IBD nurse Jo Sheppard and consultant Dr Fortun for a wee check up in a week or so, still having the weekly blood tests too.
If things don't improve then the upcoming 3 Peaks Challenge and Everest Base Camp trek may have to be put on hold.
Not a happy bunny!
My Mercaptopurine seems to be slow working, not sure how well this will do the job.
Off to see my IBD nurse Jo Sheppard and consultant Dr Fortun for a wee check up in a week or so, still having the weekly blood tests too.
If things don't improve then the upcoming 3 Peaks Challenge and Everest Base Camp trek may have to be put on hold.
Not a happy bunny!
Friday, 14 May 2010
Scafell Pike
All packed and ready to go.
Looking forward to conquering Scafell Pike, going to be hard going again. I could do with starting my Ferrous Sulphate tablets again, I'm really struggling with the energy levels at the moment. But hey hoo, I'll get there.
Luckily, I have time for a quite kip before I leave woo hoo.
Looking forward to conquering Scafell Pike, going to be hard going again. I could do with starting my Ferrous Sulphate tablets again, I'm really struggling with the energy levels at the moment. But hey hoo, I'll get there.
Luckily, I have time for a quite kip before I leave woo hoo.
Labels:
Camping,
Climbing,
Cumbria,
Englands highest mountain,
Mountain,
Scafell Pike
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