Back to myeloma - and not before time, the weary reader might say...
My main interest outside my personal experience of the disease is in early diagnosis and GP education about myeloma. I've seen a figure somewhere that the average GP sees only five myeloma cases in a full career so it's hardly surprising that it's not something on te tops of their minds. This luckily matches the current main concern of the Advocacy Panel..
I made a start by posting on the Myeloma UK Support group on Facebook and got a very gratifying return of support and tales of diagnosis - mostly of long delays and a few good ones for balance and contrast.
You never know what's coming - last night I slept right through from about 02:00 to 08:15 despite the dex. So I got no further through The Big Bang Theory.
Things went slightly off routine after breakfast this morning - I had to make the coffees because Sue was heading out to the dentist - and I forgot to take my breakfast pills from the red (cancer) box. So today's 10mg of dex went in after the evening meal instead. I have no idea how that may affect tonight's sleep. Maybe I'll get through a couple of BBTs after all...
The laughs have helped, now and again.
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