Hope

Not much to report, have been to the gym twice this week and was very pleased with my work outs.

Grace has seemed to cope ok with the compromise on Azithro (every other day) she has complained of tummy pain at around 10.30 - 11.00 each day she has taken azithro, and we have tended to give it to her very early at about 6.30ish before physio to give her atleast an hour before she eats and then she will take her ranitidine after breakfast.

Coughing is not high on the agenda this week, things do seem to be drying up a little, although she still has a very runny nose, but the tiredness is kicking in again and the breathlesness. We did flu jabs on Tuesday so Grace is glad she got that out of the way. We had them done at the same time, well I went first and she followed my reaction with not even a flinch!

I have titled the post 'Hope' because this time last year a friend of my mine was desperately hanging on to life whilst awaiting a double lung transplant, she got that call early in the Newyear, and today she will be getting married. This gives me much hope for the future but we also need awareness and donors.

Become a donor today its painless........

http://www.uktransplant.org.uk