Winter workhorse + Health update
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At the summit of the picturesque fens
This post sums up why I still thoroughly enjoy being a member of the Z4 Forum. It's about the only thing left that is not full of activism, genderism and and all the rest of the bad news that fills our media daily.
Obviously this is down to the quality of the majority of the members who show respect to others.
Whatever it is I sincerely hope it stays this way and it keeps Sean full of hope and optimism.
Obviously this is down to the quality of the majority of the members who show respect to others.
Whatever it is I sincerely hope it stays this way and it keeps Sean full of hope and optimism.
BMWZ4MC said:
Heavy/longterm prescription steroid use has given me exactly this.
Steroids were lifesaving at the time so I class it as a necessary evil.
Sean, I can’t say how much admiration I have for you and how you’re dealing with this shitty, shitty situation you find yourself in. I can only wish you the best, Andy
BMWZ4MC said:The classic description is “moon face and buffalo hump” (which is a fat pad between the shoulders at the base of the neck), but I wouldn’t mention the buffalo if you don’t want a black eye
Another thanks!
The consultant did warn of Moon face but not the Hump
I will tread the path likely - it seems meditations are a great balancing act .
BMWZ4MC said:
Yeah mate, make's sense that Steroids are off the menu
Sleeping tablets being discussed up at the Hospice. Nurse Charlotte has booked next Thursday to
come visit here, so no doubt will find out then, if not before.
Hospital bed had been delivered and installed. Finger's crossed for some good sleep
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1536Z4 said:
Finally remembered to sort out the New Order ticket . It was indeed the year before ( 1984 ) at Hammersmith Palais . I also found a recording of the gig on You Tube and he doesn`t shout out anything at the beginning it must have been during the gig somewhere else . I will have to listen to the whole thing . I have just listened to it all the way through and he actually says " We love you cockney b**tards " just before playing Subculture so all this time I thought he was slagging us off and he wasn`t .
Also found an Echo and the Bunnymen ticket from 1985 amongst many others ( unfortunately not the Crocodiles Tour Sean ) but they did play 4 tracks off the album . Those were the days There is a site called https://www.setlist.fm/ where you can find the setlist for the date you saw a band . Great for those of us with fading memories .
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I've tried the 'sleepng pill' with the all of the consultants, GP's, nurses and even the catering staff who can't speak English and NOTHING! even a request to try one to see if it works without any ill adverse effect.
Our local chemist, who I think I am are keeping his NHS business going! has told me not to waste my money on over the counter remedies. Nearest I ever got was during a hospital stay but the nightshift consultant declined to help.
Sean, if you find a way, spread the word, unless you unleashed your charm offensive on the nurses!
Our local chemist, who I think I am are keeping his NHS business going! has told me not to waste my money on over the counter remedies. Nearest I ever got was during a hospital stay but the nightshift consultant declined to help.
Sean, if you find a way, spread the word, unless you unleashed your charm offensive on the nurses!
ekimj10 said:
Interesting, i am not the only one then ? :?
Have Doctor Lorenzo coming here tomorrow, will put in a request again
for sleep help.
Received a new painkiller to try " Pregabalin Neuraxplharm" Had first dosage, see how this goes.
[ref]Nanu[/ref], Alchohol is off the menu, has been sinse last year
[ref]1536Z4[/ref], Yep those were the days. Kept loads if tickets, posters, fanzines etc.
When i past driving test, said to mate where shall we go and he remembered New Oeder were playing in Frankfurt.
Dug out some "NME" rag's hoping the date had not passed, sure enough ws that weekend. So jumped on Felixstowe - Zeebrugge ferry
(because if got them free
) and drove straight down. Was in a sport's hall in Mainzer-land strasse.Pasrked up and listen to them doing a sound check. Playing a tune neither of nu could recognise ???
Turned out, It was "Blue Monday"
!![ref]Argyll Andy[/ref], Thanks Andy
Shame had to cancel the Northumberland meet 
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Hi Sean,
Will be interested to see your reply, I tried this a while back and after 3 days had to stop using it - too many negative reactions.
Now I have nothing but Oxycodone and although a long way from perfect it's the best I've had. I take about 5 to 6 doses of 5 ml every 24 hours plus Paracetamol.
Hope you have better luck, all very best, Mike
Will be interested to see your reply, I tried this a while back and after 3 days had to stop using it - too many negative reactions.
Now I have nothing but Oxycodone and although a long way from perfect it's the best I've had. I take about 5 to 6 doses of 5 ml every 24 hours plus Paracetamol.
Hope you have better luck, all very best, Mike
Hello this is Mrs N4LLY (Melanie)
Sean is very tied and finding it difficult to concentrate. He is next to me telling me what to type!
The Pregabalin Neuraxpharm is working well with the Oxycodone, the perfect cocktail to relieve some of the pain. Sean has had a catostrophic bleed again, like his first incident. Huge blood lose which resulted in him being completly knock out!!!!
We also managed to burst his stomach balloon, by putting meds in the wrong tube, Doh!. Sean was told to go to A and E which naturally he fused, he does not have the energy to do this. Eventually our lovely nurse did a home visit to replace it. Happy days!
I will keep you all updated, if Sean does not have the energy.
Thank you all for being so caring and kind, it is very much appreciacted. xx
Sean is very tied and finding it difficult to concentrate. He is next to me telling me what to type!
The Pregabalin Neuraxpharm is working well with the Oxycodone, the perfect cocktail to relieve some of the pain. Sean has had a catostrophic bleed again, like his first incident. Huge blood lose which resulted in him being completly knock out!!!!
We also managed to burst his stomach balloon, by putting meds in the wrong tube, Doh!. Sean was told to go to A and E which naturally he fused, he does not have the energy to do this. Eventually our lovely nurse did a home visit to replace it. Happy days!
I will keep you all updated, if Sean does not have the energy.
Thank you all for being so caring and kind, it is very much appreciacted. xx
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