When I got the diagnosis of subglottic tracheomalacia. I sat there bleary-eyed and not really able to take stuff in. I’d just had a bronchoscopy which involves shoving a thin flexible tube (about the width of one of your finest HB pencils) up your nose and down in to the back of your throat. ThisContinueContinue reading “Shouting in to the Google void”
Monthly Archives: November 2018
It’s okay to be unwell
Posting this after another reminder from my extremely supportive partner that I need to stop fighting my own body and let myself be poorly (said in a lovely Teesside accent). Allowing myself to stop and let my body take control is one of the biggest learning curves I’ve struggled with. The reality is that chronicContinueContinue reading “It’s okay to be unwell”
Out of Order
I finally returned to work last week after an almost laughable streak of bad luck that will probably fill another blog post worth of content – promise I’ll treat you to the juicy details at another point. Tuesday 6 November was the day I plucked up the courage to challenge my body with work. Yeah,ContinueContinue reading “Out of Order”
anomaly/anomaly 