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<blockquote data-quote="Lamont D" data-source="post: 2311839" data-attributes="member: 85785"><p>My latest phone call with my GP went well and yesterday I had a really busy day, the result was a nine and a half hours sleep, which left me dehydrated and aching from stiffness in my joints, the only reason I woke up was the need to go to the toilet. I probably would have been there a lot longer!</p><p>So, my doctor informed me that my liver scan, is now slightly fatty, interesting enough my GP said because of my scan a good fifteen years ago, that my NAFL could have been the insulin, that was so high before diagnosis. Because of the results of my blood tests and my scan, it will only be another scan in 12 months.</p><p>We had our flu jab as well and I found out about my pneumonia jab, was done in 2015.</p><p>I had forgotten that!</p><p>The rest of the phone call was about my depression.</p><p>I know that the tablets are working but still feeling now and again very low.</p><p>I have been doing more, and I know that I'm now not wallowing in a bad mood, my anger has gone for now, but I don't accept the circumstances of what happened to me. I'm working my way through it, finding out the reasons for it, but as always I don't have anything to replace the job and the boredom and the prospects of a fulfilled future. I have no idea what how I'm going to replace it!</p><p>Still awaiting a phone call from my counsellors.</p><p>There is no pleasure in my life. Only my family!</p><p>Which by any account in the last 24 or so hours, I have seen in person all my children, and 5 of my grandchildren. We have been in lockdown but because of obligations and birthdays it happened. I haven't seen my daughter since lockdown in March and it really lifted my spirits to talk and play with my grandson.</p><p>Had some other good news, my eldest grandson has now got letters after his name as he smashed his university course in IT. With honours!</p><p></p><p>I'm determined that this mental health condition can be controlled just like my RH!</p><p>But it's going to take a long time and there is many more hurdles that will cross my path. I can only take one day at a time and try and come out the other side.</p><p></p><p>The one thing that I know for certain, despite my physical health, that I don't believe I'll ever work again. Even though we could really do with the extra cash!</p><p></p><p>Keep safe.</p><p>All my best wishes to everyone.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Lamont D, post: 2311839, member: 85785"] My latest phone call with my GP went well and yesterday I had a really busy day, the result was a nine and a half hours sleep, which left me dehydrated and aching from stiffness in my joints, the only reason I woke up was the need to go to the toilet. I probably would have been there a lot longer! So, my doctor informed me that my liver scan, is now slightly fatty, interesting enough my GP said because of my scan a good fifteen years ago, that my NAFL could have been the insulin, that was so high before diagnosis. Because of the results of my blood tests and my scan, it will only be another scan in 12 months. We had our flu jab as well and I found out about my pneumonia jab, was done in 2015. I had forgotten that! The rest of the phone call was about my depression. I know that the tablets are working but still feeling now and again very low. I have been doing more, and I know that I'm now not wallowing in a bad mood, my anger has gone for now, but I don't accept the circumstances of what happened to me. I'm working my way through it, finding out the reasons for it, but as always I don't have anything to replace the job and the boredom and the prospects of a fulfilled future. I have no idea what how I'm going to replace it! Still awaiting a phone call from my counsellors. There is no pleasure in my life. Only my family! Which by any account in the last 24 or so hours, I have seen in person all my children, and 5 of my grandchildren. We have been in lockdown but because of obligations and birthdays it happened. I haven't seen my daughter since lockdown in March and it really lifted my spirits to talk and play with my grandson. Had some other good news, my eldest grandson has now got letters after his name as he smashed his university course in IT. With honours! I'm determined that this mental health condition can be controlled just like my RH! But it's going to take a long time and there is many more hurdles that will cross my path. I can only take one day at a time and try and come out the other side. The one thing that I know for certain, despite my physical health, that I don't believe I'll ever work again. Even though we could really do with the extra cash! Keep safe. All my best wishes to everyone. [/QUOTE]
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