Before developing Pulmonary Hypertension, I’d only set foot inside a hospital a few times. Hospitals were not in my universe at all, not even in the far periphery. But after waking up seriously ill one morning, they swiftly become a central part of my world. And five years later, they still are. The reality of … More A Quick Check-Up
At the start of March, I had four weeks of unexplained illness. For a month, I lay fatigued on the sofa, my oxygen saturations dropping every time I moved. My PH consultant had seen me during this time, so was keen for me to be admitted to the Brompton for more detailed tests, to gauge … More A Quick Hospital Stay
Pulmonary Hypertension is a very rare condition, which unfortunately means that despite great advances in the last 20 years, there is still a lot that is unknown about the disease. Having spent a couple of days at the Royal Brompton Hospital this week, and having completed lots of tests for them, I am still not … More Tests at the Brompton
We Can Adjust The Sails 