Well on Wednesday she had a sample of the tumour removed for analysis as the quacks aren't convinced it's cancer. Since then her eye is completely bloodshot, you can see where the incision was in the eye and it hurts like a bitch. Her eyesight is now restricted and she has to wear a patch most of the time. The worst is that this has highlighted how hard it's going to be if they need to remove the eye. Her depth perception is completely gone, she often misses simple things like pouring a cup of water. She's putting on a brave face but I've known this woman long enough to know when something's getting her down and truth be told this is bloody difficult to watch. This is also the reason I've cancelled going to the meet this weekend (@Feek I got your message mate, all good, really sorry about this but I hope you understand).
That all being said, the staff at Moorfields are absolutely amazing, can't speak highly enough of them. We have email addresses and phone numbers for the doctors she's seeing and they reply very fast. There is no doubt in my mind that she's in some of the best hands in the world and they're doing all they can to make this as painless as possible.
On another note, her skin has been itching for a while now and she went for blood tests at 2pm yesterday (for obvious reasons) and by 10am this morning she had the results. Too many white blood cells apparently, but they reckon this is due to the surgery she had on Wednesday so she's going back on Monday to have them taken again now that the body has had a bit of time to heal.
I must admit that this is a huge learning curve for me, it's extremely tough and I never realised quite how much of an arsebiscuit thins kind of thing is. I just seriously hope that the tests come back negative, we really don't need that wankstain of a disease in our lives.
That all being said, the staff at Moorfields are absolutely amazing, can't speak highly enough of them. We have email addresses and phone numbers for the doctors she's seeing and they reply very fast. There is no doubt in my mind that she's in some of the best hands in the world and they're doing all they can to make this as painless as possible.
On another note, her skin has been itching for a while now and she went for blood tests at 2pm yesterday (for obvious reasons) and by 10am this morning she had the results. Too many white blood cells apparently, but they reckon this is due to the surgery she had on Wednesday so she's going back on Monday to have them taken again now that the body has had a bit of time to heal.
I must admit that this is a huge learning curve for me, it's extremely tough and I never realised quite how much of an arsebiscuit thins kind of thing is. I just seriously hope that the tests come back negative, we really don't need that wankstain of a disease in our lives.
