Because, up to now, the progression of my MND has been fairly slow – for which I’m grateful, of course – I used to joke with my GP that I might live long enough to die of something else.
Well, those options were reduced by one today. I’ve just had my annual cancer screening examination – all clear after five years since the operation. So they’ve discharged me.
So bloody MND goes back to the top of the list!
Mind you, there still remains the option of cardiac arrest during the passionate nightly embraces of a toned, blonde physiotherapist (preferably female). Must look into that!
Just dreaming.
Doug
Well, those options were reduced by one today. I’ve just had my annual cancer screening examination – all clear after five years since the operation. So they’ve discharged me.
So bloody MND goes back to the top of the list!
Mind you, there still remains the option of cardiac arrest during the passionate nightly embraces of a toned, blonde physiotherapist (preferably female). Must look into that!
Just dreaming.
Doug
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