Felpham
Tuesday, 30 April 2013
Monday, 29 April 2013
Paper 53
Both Linda & I downloaded the Paper 53 drawing app.
Guess which picture is my first effort and which is Linda's.
Guess which picture is my first effort and which is Linda's.
Sunday, 28 April 2013
Saturday, 27 April 2013
Friday, 26 April 2013
Thursday, 25 April 2013
Wednesday, 24 April 2013
OSM: It Am Me Style an' Fashion...
I had a brief, but enjoyable visit to the RAFA club open-mic night.
I was in two minds about going.
I wanted to try out playing my (almost-got-it-down) version of "Puttin' on the Ritz".
(It's a bit of a bugger to play and sing I'll have you know.)
Here's a link to my 3rd demo of it:
'Puttin' On The Ritz' (Berlin) Demo 03
Yes, I know it's to fast.
Yes, I know, I fluffed the vocal on the first Gm section.
:-(
I cheered myself by remembering one can't expect to make an omelette without breaking open the protective packaging of unborn chickens and emptying the contents out.
I didn't fancy going out much.
A wild telephone call appears.
Mr Paul suggests I should go to the RAFA.
I went to the RAFA.
I played 'Rizt'.
It went very well actually (better than the recording anyway).
Mr. Paul then presented me with a gift:
I was in two minds about going.
I wanted to try out playing my (almost-got-it-down) version of "Puttin' on the Ritz".
(It's a bit of a bugger to play and sing I'll have you know.)
Here's a link to my 3rd demo of it:
'Puttin' On The Ritz' (Berlin) Demo 03
Yes, I know it's to fast.
Yes, I know, I fluffed the vocal on the first Gm section.
:-(
I cheered myself by remembering one can't expect to make an omelette without breaking open the protective packaging of unborn chickens and emptying the contents out.
I didn't fancy going out much.
A wild telephone call appears.
Mr Paul suggests I should go to the RAFA.
I went to the RAFA.
I played 'Rizt'.
It went very well actually (better than the recording anyway).
Mr. Paul then presented me with a gift:
A Zydeco Tie!!
Thank you Mr. Paul.
Me gusta!
Tuesday, 23 April 2013
Monday, 22 April 2013
Sunday, 21 April 2013
Saturday, 20 April 2013
Friday, 19 April 2013
Thursday, 18 April 2013
Wednesday, 17 April 2013
Tuesday, 16 April 2013
Monday, 15 April 2013
The Condition: Update of Recent Appointment with Consultant Neurologist.
Mr. O. SpaceMan - DOB- 20.01.1958
Diagnosis:
Relapsing/remitting MS - sensory episode left buttock 2009 (that should read 2010)
Sensory transverse myelitis March 2012
Left optic neuritis September 2012 treated with three days of oral Methylprednisolone
Past history of depression
Investigations:
MRI brain scan - left optic nerve enhancement and periventricular lesions
MRI spine - non-specific, no clear white matter lesions.
Chest x-ray - nil of note
Blood tests pending.
I saw this 55 year old right handed gentleman as a follow up to Dr. S. seeing him in December 2012.
He is awaiting an outpatient appointment at Southampton to discuss disease modifying therapy. He has had no further episodes since September. He has spoken to our MS Specialist Nurse and has not conducted the blood tests suggested as yet, but will do so via GP, as he still has the forms at home.
Today, I have rediscussed with the diagnosis, the mild episodes that he has had in the past, the left optic neuritis, the lack of lesions on his MRI spine scan and the possibility of a lumbar puncture to confirm inflammation and rule out any other causes. He is reluctant to have this conducted, and will think about it.
On examination today, he was alert and orientated and looked well. On cranial nerve examination there was no abnormality. I could not detect an RAPD or any optic disc pallor.
There was no INO. On limb examination, he had a postural tremor, but tone, power, coordination and reflexes were all normal. Plantar reflexes were down going today. Sensory examination to all modalities, except vibration was normal. Vibration was reduced to the metatarsophalangeal joints bilaterally and gait was nomad.
Today, I explained to him that it could be helpful if he could have the blood tests done which he will do .
He will await an outpatient appointment with Dr. H. and think about the lumbar puncture, and I will see him again in 12 months time.
We briefly discussed disease modifying therapy in terms of allowing reduction in relapse rate, but perhaps not halting them completely, and his mild symptoms which he was not particularly troubled by at present.
Yours sincerely
Electronically signed.
Since this meeting I have made the decision not to follow up the disease modifying therapy options.
Now let's see what happens...
Diagnosis:
Relapsing/remitting MS - sensory episode left buttock 2009 (that should read 2010)
Sensory transverse myelitis March 2012
Left optic neuritis September 2012 treated with three days of oral Methylprednisolone
Past history of depression
Investigations:
MRI brain scan - left optic nerve enhancement and periventricular lesions
MRI spine - non-specific, no clear white matter lesions.
Chest x-ray - nil of note
Blood tests pending.
I saw this 55 year old right handed gentleman as a follow up to Dr. S. seeing him in December 2012.
He is awaiting an outpatient appointment at Southampton to discuss disease modifying therapy. He has had no further episodes since September. He has spoken to our MS Specialist Nurse and has not conducted the blood tests suggested as yet, but will do so via GP, as he still has the forms at home.
Today, I have rediscussed with the diagnosis, the mild episodes that he has had in the past, the left optic neuritis, the lack of lesions on his MRI spine scan and the possibility of a lumbar puncture to confirm inflammation and rule out any other causes. He is reluctant to have this conducted, and will think about it.
On examination today, he was alert and orientated and looked well. On cranial nerve examination there was no abnormality. I could not detect an RAPD or any optic disc pallor.
There was no INO. On limb examination, he had a postural tremor, but tone, power, coordination and reflexes were all normal. Plantar reflexes were down going today. Sensory examination to all modalities, except vibration was normal. Vibration was reduced to the metatarsophalangeal joints bilaterally and gait was nomad.
Today, I explained to him that it could be helpful if he could have the blood tests done which he will do .
He will await an outpatient appointment with Dr. H. and think about the lumbar puncture, and I will see him again in 12 months time.
We briefly discussed disease modifying therapy in terms of allowing reduction in relapse rate, but perhaps not halting them completely, and his mild symptoms which he was not particularly troubled by at present.
Yours sincerely
Electronically signed.
Since this meeting I have made the decision not to follow up the disease modifying therapy options.
Now let's see what happens...
Sunday, 14 April 2013
Saturday, 13 April 2013
Friday, 12 April 2013
Thursday, 11 April 2013
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