If it's not one thing tis the other...

So have had a clear scan result which means I am officially officially in remission now (I say it like that because I don't think I actually believed it before) So the check up schedule now, for the time being, is 3 monthly for a while then on to twice yearly then annual.... cool! So can put that right to the back of my mind in a suitcase with a padlock, which is what I'm now trying to accomplish, just one more little hurdle to overcome; which is to have the device in my chest that gave direct access to my veins, instead of them hunting around in my poor arm for one, surgically removed. This means a short hospital stay in my case due to the MS but it shouldn't be too traumatic I don't think. Mind you there won't be any TV camera's around this time.... gosh do they not know who I am ;)

So this is one door closing.... but in my typical style the 'other one opening' isn't all that easy either! Now I actually have to start thinking about the MS again, do I want to go back on my weekly injections?...... NO.... totally needle phobic now, so not fancying that much! Do I want to start on smaller every other day injections...... NO..... still needle phobic! Or do I want to go on a trial for a new oral medication that in earlier trials had a very impressive success rate in reducing the amount of flair ups for the MS patients taking part?... YES... well you probably can't because of your cancer history..... flippin eck! My MS nurse specialist is looking into it for me but I'm not holding my breath....

Did somebody mention tapestries....?

Take care
Jen x