Things can only get better

beanielou

Hop[e that you got virtual cake 

milann

Pleased to hear Mr SA is eating again. A good sign. Like you say it’s worth keeping an eye on him though just in case things are a brewing.
Lucky you sick and wee cleaner upper....don’t envy you that one 🤪 you get all the best jobs 🤪
It sounds as if gs had a lovely day even though we are in lockdown. I’m imagining by the time we see them again they’ll have grown a bit.... I think this is the hardest part of lockdown- not knowing when we’ll see them again 😢

Bubblesmum

Glad, Mr SA is on the mend, I am wondering though whether a GP checkup would be good? 

And in all recent posts no word about how you are ..... hope you are doing ok ? 

Sun_Addict

Morning folks

Mr SA has a phone consultation with the GP this afternoon, not sure how that will go as I think he needs to be examined. He doesn’t feel any better, although he hasn’t been sick. He says he knows something is wrong. 

I think the word for I am is stressed 😩 

beanielou

Not really good enough. 

No wonder that you are stressed. 

Buffythedebtslayer

Yes SA, how are you doing? Work ok? A  welcome distraction? Glad your grand son had a nice day XXX 
hope Mr SA continues to improve. XXX 

Sun_Addict

With hindsight I probably should’ve called an ambulance on Monday when he was a lot worse. It’s hard to know what to do for the best. He’s walking a bit this morning but very unsteady.

Cherryfudge

Sun_Addict said:

With hindsight I probably should’ve called an ambulance on Monday when he was a lot worse. It’s hard to know what to do for the best. He’s walking a bit this morning but very unsteady.

Hindsight isn't the most helpful thing: you made your best judgement then with the information you had so you mustn't do the 'what if's.
I hope the GP appointment helps.
Sending hugs.

Buffythedebtslayer

Sun_Addict said:

With hindsight I probably should’ve called an ambulance on Monday when he was a lot worse. It’s hard to know what to do for the best. He’s walking a bit this morning but very unsteady.

My sister goes through this regularly with my BIL, as in thinking she should have called an ambulance yesterday etc. I always tell her to call one now. Trust your gut SA. With my sister she doesn't want to admit he is really ill because for her it could be serious but she has never been wrong to call one. I obviously have no idea of your situation really and wish I could ring and talk to you rather than baldly sharing my sister's experiences. but I thought it might help to know she has the same thoughts and weight of responsibility, the ambulance people never mind. 
Do what is best for your peace of mind. 
XXXX 

Bubblesmum

Checking back in .....  can I ask you this question following on from @Buffythedebtslayer wise words.... 

What would help alleviate YOUR Stress levels. 

The GP appointment - where do they speak to you as well or just Mr SA 

compared to calling an ambulance now.... and having paramedics physically check him out? 

echoing Buffy.... what do you want to do for your peace of mind.....