T Bolt
Colonel
Very good to hear
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fubar57
General
Last time they left me in the ER for a long period of time, I came home with a pocket full of scalpel blades and biopsy punches. Do not leave me unattended for more than 20 minutes. Might explain all the cameras now
Pheew!
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To all my dear, faithful forum friends, thank you so much for your concern and good wishes.
As has been mentioned, I spent over 11 hours in A&E on Tuesday night/Wednesday morning, mainly sitting bored sh**less, waiting to go through the various procedures, including ECG, CT scan and other examinations, tests etc etc. (it was very busy in A&E ,and the hospital was at full capacity, with the staff working non-stop over long hours - NHS staff certainly earn their salaries !).
Fortunately, it doesn't look like a stroke, and the symptoms have eased off a little after much rest, though some numbness is still present, along with somewhat dodgy balance at times.
I have been referred to the specialist TIA team at the stroke clinic at another hospital about 12 miles away, just to double check and be treated as required, and will be attending there next Tuesday afternoon.
Meanwhile, I'll still be visiting the forum daily, although probably not contributing much, as typing is slow and difficult (and a PITA !!) due to numb fingers on the right hand, along with the usual stiffness caused by the RA.
So play nicely as I'll be watching ................................
As has been mentioned, I spent over 11 hours in A&E on Tuesday night/Wednesday morning, mainly sitting bored sh**less, waiting to go through the various procedures, including ECG, CT scan and other examinations, tests etc etc. (it was very busy in A&E ,and the hospital was at full capacity, with the staff working non-stop over long hours - NHS staff certainly earn their salaries !).
Fortunately, it doesn't look like a stroke, and the symptoms have eased off a little after much rest, though some numbness is still present, along with somewhat dodgy balance at times.
I have been referred to the specialist TIA team at the stroke clinic at another hospital about 12 miles away, just to double check and be treated as required, and will be attending there next Tuesday afternoon.
Meanwhile, I'll still be visiting the forum daily, although probably not contributing much, as typing is slow and difficult (and a PITA !!) due to numb fingers on the right hand, along with the usual stiffness caused by the RA.
So play nicely as I'll be watching ................................
Good to hear Dogsbody, had us a little worried there for a minute !
Vic Balshaw
Major General
Nice to have you back Terry and good to know your on the cards to be kept an eye on. You take care and pop in as and when you feel like it. 
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Thanks chaps. Good to know I'm probably OK, but bl**dy frustrated at not being able to do much.
Donivanp
Major
I'm very glad to hear that. The follow up is a must, don't put it off. Life is fun, the older we get the more we learn.
Jock Tamson
Staff Sergeant
All the best Terry, I hope you feel better soon.
Crimea_River
Marshal
Thanks for the update Terry. I'll try to behave as I'll be bored sh!tless too for the next 4 weeks being away from home.
A4K
Brigadier General
Great to have you back Terry. The coat-rack was feeling redundant.
Glad you are ok Terry, you take care man....
le_steph40
Chief Master Sergeant
All the best Terry, rest and take care of yourself 
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Thanks chaps. Bl**dy frustrating, not being able to do anything !
