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posted Saturday, 28 August 2004
Complete Fraud
Yesterday was my time to go into the metal doughnut again. It was my 6 monthly scan to check on my progress - bizarrely what I actually want is a complete lack of it, but I won’t get the results until I see the Wizards next week. The warfarin is making blood tests interesting because each one causes a bruise that hangs around for a couple of weeks and makes me look like a paintball addict. I resent this because I feel that outward signs of injury should be in proportion to the amount of pain suffered and as there was none I feel like a complete fraud.
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