I manage to do a little more today, but I’m still struggling. It’s still pretty cold outside, so my dog walks are briefer than would normally be the case, and I dress up warmly.
I received my “blue badge” yesterday, but either they (Norfolk County Council) have cocked-up the relevant dates (which is likely), or they have sneakily found a way of effectively increasing their revenue by a third. The letter accompanying the badge directs me to contact them by phone or email with any issues, so I call their “customer services” line, only to find that I can’t speak to anyone about the problems because the line is merely an outgoing message instructing you how to apply for a badge. Grrrrrr! I compose an email outlining the issues, and send it to them.
I’m feeling the cold again, so I split a load of logs, fill the log basket and light the fire early (again). We are going to visit my wife’s younger brother and his partner (and their recently adopted ex-racing greyhound) in nearby Bacton this evening, so I have a quick shave (with only minimal bloodshed) and spruce myself up a bit.
Hello, Ian.
I haven’t checked out your whole sites yet or all of the blogs but I’m curious how DBS went for you and how long it’s been? I was diagnosed at 36 I’m 47 now still doing quite well but it’s just now started to really frustrate the shit out of me!
The meds are finally starting to not work as well. .it takes a little bit longer and a little bit more…..
Feel free to email me. Forward to hearing from a fellow brother. .
Craig
Hi Craig
I had my DBS in April 2016, and it has been life-changing. It’s not perfect, but then what is? Still not taking any PD meds, so that’s one less thing to worry about.
Cheers,
Ian