It seems I've learnt somethings about life and myself in the last few weeks. Despite all my denials, I can still revert to being a wobbly jelly when it comes to my health. I should trust myself more. I knew a while back that something was wrong, although I was determined to suppress the feelings of fear that I could be edging closer to that cliff. When I did eventually go to the medical centre because of feeling shaky and having a lingering cough, I was asked why I hadn't gone before. I guess the real reason was that I take enough from the NHS and I didn't want to waste anyone's time. I should have gone before. My TTP levels are tested regularly, and the knowledge that Adamts13 is high is reassuring. I have said in the past that I shouldn't blame TTP for everything. I knew that the way I felt wasn't OK, and yet I let it continue. I don't have any medical knowledge beyond my own experience. It does ...
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. ❤️