well the 17th feburary turned into a bit of an escape from hospital!!!!!
the morning breakout took place at about 11.30 after much deliberation and calcium (low calcium levels meant had to have 4 huge tablets) then down to the pier for a battered sausage and 5 donuts :) yummy. Then it was a random drive to hove........ i had to then return to the hospital as i did have one round of treatments, just the usual plasma exchange. God it took ages yesterday i reacted badly to the plasma found out that it takes out calcium, and that my levels had dropped really quite low, infact on tuesday when out for valentines day lunch with jess i had the urge for a milkshake (i dont normally like them). it must have been my body telling me it needed calcium. The exchange took forever but once it was done it was time for breakout 3........
Breakout 3...
City Of Ashes with Jess
Like i said it was a day of breakouts...
Once the exchange had finished it was time for the ultimate breakout, off to the hydrant London Road for COA's final leg of their headline tour. well on the way there it was decided that a dinner stop was in order.... KFC time yum.... Crispy straps and Popcorn chicken for me and Jess the Kentucky Jack (should be renamed the KenMucky Jack, it goes all over the place) after that on to the Hydrant. The first thing that greeted us was Mike then four flights of stairs!!!! Fuck i thought but it wasnt too bad Jess helped me up. The gig itself was awesome and the band straight away made sure i was ok got me a chair and were just so happy to see me, right now on to the fluid for the evening.... a pint of ice cubes and then a bottle of ginger ale (a 125ml bottle, and shared between 3) thats it, yet the gig turned into an amazing night, until the hospital cock up (no-one had told the night staff that i was breaking out).
Finally on a better note DR Speedy (not real name) has told me that im allowed home for the weekend, yay i get to snuggle Jess on the weekend and maybe even stay in the flat.... actually definately stay in the flat. Well gotta go, dialysis time 4hours great.
The One in a Million Man
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