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But especially useful when you can’t remember someone’s name. Or, in my case, usually their face either.
“G’day mate. Yeah good to see you too mate. Okay, catch ya later mate.”
(Walk off thinking to myself “who the hell was that?”
Mate. The brain foggers friend.
Hmmm….not sure. I do know:
– we get taken off the notifiable diseases list
– we still can’t donate blood or organs I think because we still have antibodies
– you can sign up to body bequest programmes whether you’re hep c + or not (technically you can’t if you’re positive but they don’t actually care). Saves on funerals! I’m gonna end up in a big vat of formaldehyde at the University of Tasmania.
Woohoo!
Weird ain’t it?
The feeling like I’ve lost my security blanket has started to subside but that didn’t stop me from asking for a test round the 6 – 8 week mark when I saw the liver nurse today. (Hb was completely normal for people on riba- actually up on what my 2 week count was.)
I said to her that I don’t think I’ll accept it’s really gone (assuming it is) until about the 12 month mark.No my “little lovelies” are the drugs. Not you guys. I’m not gonna just eat and run.
Not that you aren’t a little lovely too Joy.
Does no one remember Aunty Jack? God knows, most of ya are old enough!
Goodbye, me little lovelies! And don’t forget to tune in next week to the show, because if you don’t, I’m going to come round to your house, and I’m going to rip your bloody arms off. And I will too. Don’t forget it.
Oh my god they must cure teenageism as well!
hmy:
