After the diagnosis I was scheduled for other tests. These were just in case...
I had a CT Scan. It is not up there with some tests. I had to drink this milky looking liquid, nearly a litre of it. They then put a needle in my arm. This will not be the first or last time I mention this but I don't do needles at the best of times. The closest I get to a needle is when I am doing cross stitch.
Sitting in the chair I explained about my issue with needles to the nurse and she was very good. I have to say that it was not the most pleasant of things. After this procedure I was back out in the waiting room for the next part.

I had not even finished by lovely cocktail when they called me in for the scan. I went in and took my place on the bed. I then went for the first scan. The nurse returned and attached me to the intravenous drip. Firstly she said if I felt any difference, which I didn't, she then said that that was the right answer. All of a sudden she released the drip and I had the most unusual feeling as my body went warm and I had a metallic taste in my mouth followed by the thought that I had wet myself. Thankfully they were all feelings and not actual happenings. I then went for the second run through the scanner.
A week on from these events I can report that all was clear. I must say that I am glad they were not looking for a brain or they would have been sadly disappointed. They found what they thought was a heart but on final reflection was a swinging brick, well that is what mom says.
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