Well fingers crossed I should be getting signed fit 4 work tomorrow.
Following on from my visit to the Stoma Nurse I have a a follow up appointment to see my surgeon in June!
Well it went pear shape... Doctor was ill? Seeing him Wednesday now (will he get a fit for work before he returns} 😂😂
Been having some funny going on with my body I seam to go okay with my poo💩 for a day or two then I get the runs for a few hours the following day! 🏃‍♂️💩
Stoma Nurse says it's my body adjusting to the operation! The down side of the runs it makes me feel so drained of energy!
People have said eat bananas 🍌🍌help or jelly babies🤔 but that will then load my temple of a body {not} with sugar... Humm not good for my diabetes....



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