Hello Ken
We're on different therapies, mine has all sorts of potential side effects. For an unlucky 5% or so they may suffer them all. I seem to be in the lucky 60% or so that don't notice anything.
Mine is a very early 70s semi detached house. The back windows get the morning sun, and the front the afternoon sun. At midday the sun is actually on the side of the house, and that has no windows so I get a brief break. It's been fully cavity wall and loft insulated and double glazed to keep the heat in durring winter - seems just as effective at keeping it out in summer!
Bye WXC, enjoy the rest of your day.I'm out of here guys.
Wishing you all, a nice safe day!
Seems like ours, but it keeps the heat in both summer and winterMine is a very early 70s semi detached house. The back windows get the morning sun, and the front the afternoon sun. At midday the sun is actually on the side of the house, and that has no windows so I get a brief break. It's been fully cavity wall and loft insulated and double glazed to keep the heat in durring winter - seems just as effective at keeping it out in summer!
our small window faces south and the big one west, that is why the room gets all the sun all day
Good grief yes, yours is far worse than mine I was just considering how we both felt after ours days in hospital, I just get a day or two of tiredness probably caused by getting up so early and the boredom of it all, I can only read for a certain amount of time.
Bye WXC.I'm out of here guys.
Wishing you all, a nice safe day!
Afternoon Jeff.
So they say, I felt nothing while in hospital, and nothing in the evening either. The only two slight inconveniences were that It's not so easy to type on a laptop with a drip in one arm, and that there's enough alcohol in mine to risk putting me over the drink-drive limit for the next few hours
Hi Jeff,
You too Jeff
That sounds ok Bree, and seems to work for you. my only fear is you may get a few side effects as the treatment progresses so I got my fingers crossed for youSo they say, I felt nothing while in hospital, and nothing in the evening either. The only two slight inconveniences were that It's not so easy to type on a laptop with a drip in one arm, and that there's enough alcohol in mine to risk putting me over the drink-drive limit for the next few hours
I have to get someone to take me home. If my daughter's not available, well, it's a pleasant 3 mile walk across fields and footpaths to get there - and I have an 'older person's bus pass' to get me home, the bus stops 100 yds from my front door
Oh, so have I....so I got my fingers crossed for you
There is likely to be a cumulative factor too.Oh, so have I
I may have avoided all the side-effects, but the hidden risk is just how much it may compromise my immune system. That I won't find out until my next blood test, a few days before the next session.
