Dog walking is dangerous!

PaS,

Your food trials are pointing out the one advantage of the American health system, sort of. Mostly my food choices have been what I needed. I hope everything gets sorted out soon and that you get home and can eat the proper food.
 
Pearlsasinger said:
That was my reaction, too. But the first meeting I had with a dietician left me shaking my head as she told me that I knew more about what needed to know about than she did. Knowing that I am allergic to wheat, she wanted me to make bread with chappatti flour, which funnily enough is wheat flour. I think she was thinking if gram flour which is used in Asain cooking but not for making chappattis. This was just after my diagnosis, when I was struggling to work out meal plans.
A different dietician told another allergy patient to practically ignore what the doctor had told her to avoid, telling her she needed to eat ...... And I know an HHO member who says that a dietician nearly killed her during a hospital stay. They are an odd buncho_Oo_O
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Well, if you ever decide that you want a career change...
 
MrsMozart said:
Y'up. On reading that I found I have a squeamish spot.
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Sorry, both of you, although ct I don't think I've beaten you in the gory stakes. Unless something like a multiple pile up on the M62 happens overnight, I have the first slot in theatre tomorrow morning thank goodness
 
Pearlsasinger said:
Sorry, both of you, although ct I don't think I've beaten you in the gory stakes. Unless something like a multiple pile up on the M62 happens overnight, I have the first slot in theatre tomorrow morning thank goodness
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Good luck PaS, great news that you have the first slot ?, looking forward to an update when it’s over.
 
Pearlsasinger said:
Sorry, both of you, although ct I don't think I've beaten you in the gory stakes. Unless something like a multiple pile up on the M62 happens overnight, I have the first slot in theatre tomorrow morning thank goodness
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Gore galore, interesting to watch the muscle go up and down like a piston. Very anatomical.

I hope they let you sleep and don’t wake you up at 2am to ask if you’re allergic to Lycra (you’re not, are you?!) or other random questions. Fingers and everything else crossed that you are first (although they take oldest and frailest first usually).

Please work out how to post photos of the meccano set post op, I’m a nosy cow! Hope it goes smoothly.
 
Well, this thread took a whole different direction. I don’t visit this section often but I read the first post, oh dear that sounds such a shame just from a dog walk, then the last page...and I had to go through the whole thread as it really has turned out a bit bonkers! I’m so sorry for you. It sounds like a bit of a nightmare and the food thing is just ?. I really really hope you come out of this soon, with your leg and your sanity intact, and you can be home soon to recover, with non invasive Rott headbutts! Sending you healing vibes and best wishes x
 
Even though you felt knackered this afternoon, I hope to soon read a reply saying they've encouraged you to get out of bed, and start training with crutches or Zimmer around the ward. Despite that the sweet potato meal sounds nice, I have a feeling you're as eager as a Thoroughbred at the starting gate, to leave the trouble with the hospital food behind you.
 
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