Yep, no news is good news. He woke up hungry and feeling fine (though this is also how he felt yesterday morning.) He drank 2 smoothies (which he also did yesterday,) and now they want him to eat a substantive meal successfully and see what happens (a few bites of meat yesterday was the beginning of the downfall into last night.) They also won't let him leave until he poops and they can test it for traces of blood, but for now surgery is looking less likely, unless things go south again.

Also, I have figured out what day it is, and realized I am supposed to teach a class at 7:30 tonight. Ha ha.

Hooray! Happy dance! :D

excellent

Sweet.

You're teaching? What are you teaching?

I've been praying for Mini, Clod. I hope that this is just a passing thing.

I see what you did thar..... :lol:

hope all is well with minifobblechops.

wss

*hugs* all round, Infi and Clod. Hope little one is better and home very soon.

So, has there been poo yet?

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That stool sample has 3 legs any relation? :p:

@ Clod The poor lamb! I hope everything is progressing.

Hoping all went well and that you and Minifob are home and asleep by now, Clod.

Dads has a form of epilepsy.
It's now official and will mean he is no longer allowed to drive.
This fucks up his life and Mum's life pretty much. They're not abandoned in the wilderness, they are on a good bus route (with free travel cards) and a walk from a local shop and Church, but it's not how they've lived their lives.

Dad was a delivery driver for a publishers when she met him. She's never driven and he's always loved it. Major fuckuppery to hear in one afternoon, given this has been being investigated for at least two years now.

Me?
Got a letter from Luton Hospital after my blood tests.
No call-back. Yay!
Well. Unless you count a Gastroscopy. Opened the letter this afternoon. Was going to ask Dad to take me because if you request sedation they will not release you without knowing your travel plans. And given Mum's experience I was seriously intending sedation. She's a tough bird and she said childbirth was easier.

Second letter was a copy sent to a Dr at Addenrooke's in Cambridge. Highly respected hospital.
My consultant wants me to have a trasnjugular liver biopsy. She told me she was considering asking for one, but not that it would involve another hospital.

Apparently:
The only word I hooked on was "interestingly".
I'm dying, but at least I'm interesting.

Sorry. That's a lot all at once. :(

Hope they get you sorted, sundae!

Here in the US, if you remain seizure-free over a period of time, you can get your license restored. Do they do that in the UK? There may be hope for your Dad in that.