This weekend away was not my choice but my husband's. To be fair I've had my weekends away and it was his turn. Of course, it involved football. BHA v Newcastle. It's on his list of dreams. What would my grandfather, a supporter, think of us flying to Newcastle to watch a match? We flew with Easyjet, cabin bags under our seats, and limited amount of cloths. I've never travelled for a weekend before knowing that I would need to wash undies. My meds (not TTP related) took up more space than my toiletries! We arrived exhausted, but driving would have been so much worse. We ignored our own travel tip and landed after sunset. It's disorienting to land in the dark when you have no idea where you are. Flight delayed at both ends, we took the Metro from the airport to the city centre, it was delayed en route, and then we left the station by the wrong exit. It resulted in us walking more than a mile, in an arc, instead of .2. We asked twice for directions,
Porridge for Breakfast, The Ordinary Life of a TTP Survivor
The blog of a TTP Rare Disease Survivor. Trying to maintain good health and gratitude for all the love and care I’ve received from family, friends and a wonderful team of NHS Professionals. Years ago it was suggested that I keep a journal of Mindfulness. This is my journal. I hope it helps someone else, as much as me. ❤️