The travel insurance provider arranged for us to have a call with a medical expert so that they could assess Roger’s health over the phone. I thought this would be the end of it but they explained that we couldn’t return until a Medical Escort assessed him in person. They Read more…
We arrived in India, dropped off our luggage at someone’s home, went to see Roger and then searched for a hotel to stay in. It was scary to see him looking so fragile. Our stay in India was difficult in so many ways The trip was, emotionally and physically, challenging. Read more…
Purpose and anonymity I’ve created a series of articles to share my experience of what happened after a close family member was diagnosed with PSP, in the hope that it will be useful and valuable in some way. In order to protect the identity of the person I’m writing about, Read more…
I know of so many people who complain that it’s hard to know whether to employ someone or not. Can be trusted? Is their work good? Do they take shortcuts? Do they clear up after themselves? Will they do it in one go or will they do it in dribs and drabs?
The ones we are familiar with or those who come recommended, are often in such great demand, that we can’t get an appointment with them. Thus we’re forced to try and find someone else.
But how do we choose?
Here’s some tips from me.
This article is about me making a point; a positive point; about the fact that Long COVID is finally lifting!
Getting a PCR for whatever reason… Surely there’d only be one reason to get a PCR! And that would be for travel purposes, wouldn’t it? According to the NHS, Lateral Flow Tests (LFTs) are to be used when we don’t have symptoms. So if you have symptoms and suspect that Read more…
Why Hattie reaches out to the Samaritans Clinging to my phone, with tears running down my cheeks, I dialled 116 123. I needed to talk. But I didn’t need advice, or for someone to tell me to breathe deeply or to go for a walk. I just needed someone to Read more…
