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a nurse today.
She asked me how I was, which, in turn shocked me, as I've never been asked that by any nurse or Dr at the hospital.
Anyhow, then I shocked her, when I told her.
Not sure it was a wise move or not. She mistoke blunt honisty for agression, which it clearly wasn't.
Doubt its achieved anything mind.

Got my testosterone intermuscular injection.... apparently; I coudln't feel a thing, seems I've entirely lost the ability to associate body and mind. Diddn' didn't feel the I.V needle in th e arm, either, earlier for bloods.

Got shown the injection device thinggy for the Growth Hormone, but still can't start GH as the GP surgery haven't been bothered yet to reply to the hospital's letter... not sure why they need to reply, or what its regarding, as funding is already established when I met all of the NICE clinical guideline criteria, for eligability.

Must try remember to phone up the endocrine nurses next week, some time, see if they'll let me have the results of the bloods, and see if there's any med change, like increase in thyroxin, or not.

Gave a urine sample, don't have a UI which is good I guess.

The growth hormone nurse was nice, she actually read to me some of the potential side effects, etc., of the drug, which is another first.

Hallucinated slightly today a few times, and had a few rahter decent dizzy spells with the room spinning etc, and staggering amounts of muscle and joint pain.

the GH nurse actually paid attention when I mentioned my steroid dose, and the prof's mistake and refusal to talk about it at my last clinic meeting, said she'd follow that up, but doubt I'll ever hear anything back.

All plans on work for the house have to be on hold now, as also the plans we had to get a trip away soon, awaiting to see when the GH might start, and when the follow up testing at hospital is for that.