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Is "stool" the right word to use for "poo" when I'm talking to my doctor. Also when I'm telling him about my s**t pipe do I refer to it as my rectum or is that not the right word.

I'm not embarrassed about these things but I just don't know what words to use

The nerve pain in my pelvis is finally chilling out now.

That was a bad one

It's hard to distinguish between whether it's an actual need to pee or if it's nerve pain sometimes. It's all consuming

I think a course of amitriptyline might be in order again

I don't know why I should have to say all these posh words to the doctor. I might just keep it real and talk in my own words or I'll just get mixed up

I think the drugs are working

Yep I can't be more happy

I feel sorry for people who have to live with the use of only one arm or even with no arms at all because there's definitely a case to be made for having three arms sometimes

For instance I just came through from the kitchen carrying a cup of tea in each hand but I had to go back for the bars of chocolate.

If I'd have had three arms then I would only have had to make one trip

Where would it go though

I lost my voice twice in my life.

I mean literally I couldn't physically speak.
There was no pain. I didn't have a sore throat or anything like that but I just simply lost my voice.

And then just like that it came back.

The same thing happened another time but with my hearing. I went deaf. Not just partially but I couldn't hear a thing. No ear ache or anything. I just went deaf. My bf at the time thought I was doing it on purpose because he got stuck up a ladder and was shouting for my help from outside and I just couldn't hear him.

And then just like that it came back.

When things are normal I don't really notice the weight of my own head but any little niggle or strain on my neck and I absolutely cannot ignore it.

My weight seems to go up and down within a range of 9 pounds, which seems quite a lot.