Had to take some time out from anything stroke related for a while, as my MH was suffering. Think it’s done me good, apart from last week when my complete inability to find a left sock, saw me throw my brand new shiny red I phone at the bathroom wall and smash it to smithereens.
You may recall I was doing HBOT and managed to get into my local centre rather than flogging along to Swindon. The move was an unmitigated disaster as, because I didn’t have MS, I was treated as an interloper. I would book a session only to be told that I’d been bumped of the list because I had to step aside for someone who had MS. It was really horrible and upset me very much. To be honest it put a dampener on the whole experience and as after 20 sessions or so, I didn’t feel very much benefit, I canned it. I may go back to Swindon once my hurt feelings over being treated like a second class citizen have lessened.
I’m still riding but have completely lost my confidence when driving which is a pain. I went out on a driving assessment test which I failed as the instructor told me I was driving too slowly. As I hadn’t driven properly for over a year and managed to drive down the A420 for almost an hour ,did roundabouts & many junctions without killing anybody, I thought that was a bit unfair but hey ho.
Glad to see many familiar names xx
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It’s a relief to hear your ok.
You’ll likely run across a few ” haven’t seen Caroline recently" posts!
I did a thank you post yesterday and I include you even though I looked at last scene and it was 12th or 14th April so I thought you had left us
Yes same faces and the passage of time with out changes in any of the opportunities we feel exist for our care needs means there is emerging a change in atmosphere 
Caio
Simon
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Good to see you back & even better to hear you’re getting on top of your mental health issues.
Such a shame about the HBOT but hopefully you’ll be able to go back to Swindon when you are ready.
Best wishes
Ann
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