Had a visit from my nurse today. She is so lovely...something special about people who choose to work in palliative care IMO.
Anyway I've been feeling nauseous of late (not sure if it's the Riluzole). So we've agree I'll try Metodopramide (not sure of spelling) 10mg half an hour before meals. Changed to Domperidone.
I'm also going to try a selection of supplement drinks....see which I prefer.
She will arrange for GP to arrange my covid booster at home.
I've had some right sided pain in rib area..will continue with panadol but call her if worsens.
She checked my blood oxygen levels...ok
She stayed a while and we talked through a few things.
Peg - we agreed to try all the above before making a decision. She did say she could ask the doctor from the hospice to visit and he would be happy to answer any questions about the process etc. Which I thought quite amazing.
Anticipatory meds: not needed to have on hand just yet.
It's a comfort to me to have someone I'm confident in to talk to if I'm worried. She gives me full control in decision making and what's right for me π
Anyway I've been feeling nauseous of late (not sure if it's the Riluzole). So we've agree I'll try Metodopramide (not sure of spelling) 10mg half an hour before meals. Changed to Domperidone.
I'm also going to try a selection of supplement drinks....see which I prefer.
She will arrange for GP to arrange my covid booster at home.
I've had some right sided pain in rib area..will continue with panadol but call her if worsens.
She checked my blood oxygen levels...ok
She stayed a while and we talked through a few things.
Peg - we agreed to try all the above before making a decision. She did say she could ask the doctor from the hospice to visit and he would be happy to answer any questions about the process etc. Which I thought quite amazing.
Anticipatory meds: not needed to have on hand just yet.
It's a comfort to me to have someone I'm confident in to talk to if I'm worried. She gives me full control in decision making and what's right for me π
Comment