Hope YD loves her new furniture and the GC don’t wear you out, Katy!
I’m on the kn*****ed bench today. Hospital appointment yesterday was, as always, not as much hassle as I feared - why do I work myself up so much about these things? However the anxiety about it - and the memories it brought back, along with the driving etc have worn me out! Definitely not as young, or resilient, as I used to be?!
The last time I was at that hospital was, 11 years ago, for my RT, so I relived all that stress on top of that for this visit. The carpal tunnel test only took about 10 minutes (I was told it would be “up to an hour”) so I was out of there before my actual appointment time!
Good news and bad news: it’s not carpal tunnel so I don’t need surgery but now we don’t know what it is or how to fix it and my left hand - especially the middle finger - won’t work properly and can be painful. Probably Arthur and/or trigger finger. I hope it’s the latter because a cortisone injection might do the trick like it did for my thumb. Hospital will write to my GP (really? In the days of computerised records!) and I must await them contacting me. I won’t hold my breath!
GD seems to be settling OK at school. She’s mornings and lunch only, this week, full time next week. Her teachers visited them, at home, on Tuesday, and admired Loofy’s uniform. They joked that they should get me to make a jumper for their class mascot. I said I’d be happy to, if they’re serious, especially if said creature is a similar size to Loofy (and my bear!) as I have the pattern and enough left of the fabric (charity shop t-shirt).
Knit and natter this afto but I shan’t be doing much else today other than 2 loads of washing and fetching the chippy tea!