First, the good news. That proto-rash I mentioned on my right thigh has 90% vanished and looks a healthy pink rather than anything nastier.
On the other hand, I've got a spot on my right forearm that won't stop bleeding. No idea how I did that.
As soon as I put shoes on for a walk in Writtle, I knew something was wrong. That painful right foot was back again - on the top and round to the inside. Re-tying shoelaces more loosely didn't help. We went anyway, and did a good 5,500 paces on a route most of which was new to me (although not to Sue). I was very slow (stick only). About halfway through I started feeling something in my right heel and had the usual warning sign of my right foot turning outwards - as it did during the days of the Achilles tendon problem of a few years ago. When we got home I treated the foot with Deep Heat and the heel with my "Shockwave" massage gun. The second one worked, the first one not so much, although now (after midnight) it's starting to improve. I'm sure that neither of these are caused by the myeloma, although it's possible that the disease may be making the threshold for them lower than it might otherwise be.
It's still bleeding. Blood thinner (Rivaroxaban) obviously too effective...
Went to Tower Petanque for the usual Tuesday evening session. Gates closed and locked, nobody around. I drove up the road a bit to the nearest Country Park entrance and wailed a while, then went back - still locked and nobody. Back to that car park. At about ten past eight another member turned up and showed me an email on his phone - a long one about keys and keyholders. I didn't have time to take it all in -but the obvious message was 'tonight's cancelled'. So we said "See you next week" to each other and headed for home. That email hasn't come to me, so I imagine somebody is using an out-of-date address list which doesn't include me as a new(ish) member. I've emailed the secretary.
That's three boules evenings in the last ten days that have gone wrong. Apart from the annoyance, that's a lot of unnecessary miles with no return for them.
Activity target destroyed by nearly 3 times. Bleeding stopped now (00:58) as long as I don't set it off again. Applying plaster.
Nothing else for tonight. The constipation management plan is working OK, or at least well enough.
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