Thank you. I'm sure I will.
I was quite surprised how the whole healthcare system came together so quickly and smoothly. It's not always that easy to get a GP appointment, but I guess I lucked out on this occasion. Thank you.
Thank you. Hopefully, before too long, I should go back to making mildly entertaining posts, instead of creating threads like this.
Allan Carr was my friends FIL. I had a session with him in his house. He died of lung cancer.
I wasn't attributing specific "blame" on the cigarettes, more relaying the consultant's view of the impact of cigarettes on vascular health, period. He reckoned smoking to be the most harmful folks to do to their health.
Indeed, onwards and upwards, @Outlier - I hope it is. Thank you.
I wasn't trying to suggest you were - I know. My reasoning was that there could have been other, aforementioned causes. But you're right, of course.
Thank you. It was, and I'm not really (mentally), but I'm hopeful I will be soon. And, with the greatest courtesy to the doctors, nurses, and ancillary staff, I was very glad to be sent home.
You sound like you're well on your way to dealing with this, mentally.
I'm not quite there yet. I may mask some of it in my recent posts, but the replies have been quite reassuring and supportive, which have been great to read.
Thank you. That was pretty much my reaction too, but it is what it is. I'll deal with it.
I was doing that up until quite recently mostly a whole bottle a night but I have now given up , and boy do I feel better for it , I now sleep through the night , in the morning I jump out of bed and In general just feel so much better , I think it is something that just creeps up on us and not doing us no harm , but in my opinion the sooner you give up the better , i'me not teetotal but happier to save it for special occasions .
