10/01/21 Lazy day

Rather a lazy day today. Did the Pill Organisation thing in the morning,  had a home delivery lasagne and lemon tart for lunch, dozed a lot, and caught up on some Netflix. Very cold all day again, although a degree or two up on yesterday. Waiting for an email back from Ch about Propranolol and various suggestions for treating the finger splits - but pleased that they seem to be improving with the silicone finger protectors. There again, the furthest I've been outside today is from the back door to the bins, which must have helped.

Must do better on the exercise front tomorrow (it's forecast to be significantly warmer tomorrow) while we're still allowed out of the house at all. The car needs filling up so I'll aim to combine that with the long walk in Admiral's Park. Meanwhile, still no news on the vaccination front. The GP surgery website says "

Please don’t call about the Covid-19 vaccine
The NHS will contact you when yours is available"

which is all very well but it would help to have at least some projections of the likely dates for the various categories.

The only myeloma relevance I can find today is a piece in the Telegraph arguing that those with rare diseases have missed out somewhat with the algorithms used to decide the order in which groups and individuals will get their vaccinations. For instance, all cancers are lumped together although some may have much greater vulnerability to COVID than others. OTOH, the shielding instructions a lockdown or two back separated blood and bone cancers out from the rest. So it doesn't all make a great deal of sense.