The Retirement Thread

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Mo1959

Legendary Member
Relapsing remitting. When she recovers from a relapse she never quite regains all the grounds she lost, so over the long term its progressive, but classified by the medico's as relapsing-remitting.

Shes been fairly stable for about 2 years, but lately seems to have had more off days so Im worried she's hesding for another relapse. That means me doing everything from lifting her out of bed, bathing her, helping to feed her, the lot. The good news is they seem to have a grip on her medication which is hopefully responsible for keeping her stable - 13 different tablets a day, a daily injection, and a second type of injection every sunday...and a pink injection if she's been a good girl ;)
Local lady I know got put on something that I can't remember the bloody name of now.........Lemtrada or something? She seems to be doing ok just now but has bought an e-bike as she was starting to find the normal bike hard work.
 

Drago

Legendary Member
Mrs D's main medication is Copaxone. Gets delivered weekly and I bought a second fridge to keep it it. If I'm not home our neighbours are authorised to take it in on my behalf.
 

welsh dragon

Thanks but no thanks. I think I'll pass.
Apparently the Serpent is based on a real life serial killer.

The Sun: The Serpent – How serial killer Charles Sobhraj’s life of crime was more horrific and bizarre than anything on.
https://www.thesun.co.uk/tv/13605802/serpent-charles-sobhraj-serial-killer-crime-bbc/
 

welsh dragon

Thanks but no thanks. I think I'll pass.
Oh joy, reports that the government now think they can mix the two vaccines so if they don’t know which one you initially had or your surgery happens to have the other one they think it will be ok! Sod that. The more I read the less likely I will be to take one for at least a couple of years. No desire to be a guinea pig!


I'd still have the vaccine. They have done so many now with no side effects. They couldn't afford to give a vaccine that isn't 100% tried and tested. Wouldn't bother me which one I have. The more that have the vaccine, the fewer people will die. So I'm in, although when I get it will be anyones guess.:laugh:
 

BoldonLad

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Oh joy, reports that the government now think they can mix the two vaccines so if they don’t know which one you initially had or your surgery happens to have the other one they think it will be ok! Sod that. The more I read the less likely I will be to take one for at least a couple of years. No desire to be a guinea pig!

It would appear that administering the vaccine is something we are reasonably good at, in third place at moment, (from BBC website), so, a bronze in prospect ;)

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classic33

Leg End Member
Oh joy, reports that the government now think they can mix the two vaccines so if they don’t know which one you initially had or your surgery happens to have the other one they think it will be ok! Sod that. The more I read the less likely I will be to take one for at least a couple of years. No desire to be a guinea pig!
If developed under "Operation Warp Speed", they should all be nearly identical.
 
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