Eau De Cannock?

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Hiya people. Firstly. Can you believe someone is selling 'Welsh Air' to ex-pats?

Do you think 'Cannock Air' has a market for those who can't do without the sweet smell of chip shops, cheap perfume and cider?

Perhaps we could have an 'Eau De Cannock' too. Ingredients on a postcard to...

Busy busy busy! But its the last day of my IVs today and I will then be able to type with two hands again (whoooopeee!)..

In a couple of days the itching and side effects will cease too....

It will be such a relief to have more time on my hands and not smell of antiobiotic, the not so subtle aroma not unlike cat urine!

{Perhaps that could be an ingredient of 'Cannock Air'....)

Talking of all things medical VS and CS (as in 'Tale Of Two Vickies' regularl readers) came round on Sunday with more tales of woe from Staffordshire General.

They are off to Ireland today and I know nothing Guinness can't cure!

The big news is I am going to write a little column for the Express & Star, the newspaper I used to work for from 1995-99, before I went travelling.


Its Cannock edition is having a make-over and its great to be included in that...

Before I forget. Here's the link to the BBC Do-nation site, providing loads of information about transplant donation. You can even sign up on-line...

What an amazing thing to do in your lunch hour. Do something that could save lives.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/health/donation/ - Give it a click!

It was great to get an e-mail from a fellow CF sufferer who is enjoying these little posts....

Talking of CF there's a Dr Sarah Walters, who has CF herself, giving a talk at Lichfield Garrick Theatre on September 13. The event, which starts at 7.30pm, costs £2 on the door.

Hello to; Marium, whose a bit under the weather and Miss J who was rushing out of H&B in Lichfield the other day..

Stats time: Today is Day 14 of my IVs...Jo+44 and day 527 on the transplant list....

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