Hi Ian.
Other events, apart from almost a gallon of Stella, scuppered my Invicorp plans. My daughter and grandkids visited late afternoon and stayed for a couple of hours. She wanted to give me a "You're beating cancer" cuddle.
Incidentally, the grandkids don't know anything about it. When we went swimming a few months ago. They noticed my op entry scars. I told them they were bullet holes from when I was in the Army. No wonder I'm their hero. 😂
Anyway just after they left, one of my wife's pals 'just popped in for ten minutes' to discuss women's problems. Three hours, and two bottles of wine later, she left and staggered home. Mind you, I can't criticise ladies spending time dicussing their problems when I spend hours every week on here discussing ours.
By the time her pal left, Invicorp was the last thing I needed.
This is the problem with injections you need appropriate times to fit them in. It's probably why I've stockpiled. There are so many packets in the fridge that there's hardly any room for the milk, but at least it seems to stop the celery from wilting.
I've got enough Invicorp left to give Moby Dick a stiffy.
Rant over.
How's your incontinence issue going? As I said at your stage I had very little control of my bladder. It took me a good 6/7 months to be pad free.
I've noticed, for the last week, or so I've not had to get up at all during the night for a pee. Admittedly I have very little to drink after 7pm. I have a wee before bed, about 11pm, and wake up about 7:30 am, then dash to the loo before I pee myself.
In fact my bladder is much better now than pre op. I hope it continues. Unbroken sleep is the key to happiness for me.
Edited by member 01 Aug 2024 at 13:03
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