We have just got back from a day at MKH Ambulatory Emergecy Unit (where DH gets his blood transfusions ) DH felt rough this morning so when they rang to rebook his iron infusion due today to Monday, I asked if he could come in anyway for a Hb test. That was at 11.While we waited for the result, the Consultant was talking seriously about a possible bone marrow problem as the blood transfusions/iron infusions are not as effective as when they started. There is a history of leukaemia/polycythaemia (sp?) in DH's family but because he has so many other things wrong, there were always other plausible theories. He also said though while he does suspect that DH's bone marrow is underperforming he sees no real benefit in putting him through nasty or painful investigations such as bone marrow biopsies just to confirm his suspicions as weekly blood tests and being prepared for fortnightly transfusions would still probably the best on offer. Not much benefit to quality of life, but pragmatic and we will just have to work round that. On the plus side JR hospital in Oxford are looking at a new model of device and may reattempt the Left Atrial Appendage Occlusion (attempted and abandoned after 90 mins in May/June) which if successful, could get DH off his Warfarin.
Now to get round to today's jobs!!!
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. Have been advised that we are to become Great grandparents, early next year. Oh my, surely I 'm not old enough 