27/08/2026
Medical update: day 37 in hospital
I’m non typical.
MRI results: yesterday MRI results came back non typical. Which means that lision has come down a bit but they would have liked more reduction in inflammation.
What does this mean? Meetings and more discussions between medical teams and radiologists. They just want to be completely thorough and also prevent a relapse or make sure there’s not a sneaky add on in the mix, so may do some further investigations. Don’t know what that is yet.find out in next few days.
So Vas Cath is still in.
Patience my friends!!!!
Photo; Geoff and I finding the power and reset in a cuddle. We are totally in this together. Without him I would be lost. So grateful for my wonderful man. He is here everyday on the roller coaster with me and we are both strapped in.
The remarkable opposite.
PHYSIO: I am going above and beyond at physio which is keeping me sane and filling me with confidence and hope.
So conflicting with the scan. So grateful for the incredible physio team who have guided me here. Today the wheelchair and commode is out of my room and I can walk interdependently with a walking stick ( supervised). So empowering and I can see me at home just walking around. I thought I’d be going home in a wheelchair!
Also getting more movement in arm and fingers. Medical teams are positive with this movement that the plasma exchange worked.
Photo: this is my arm skateboard, building my arm strength up.
Knowing myself: I was really tested yesterday that my thinking and way ( positive strategy) was the right way. Actually I’m back on the path that it’s the only way.
Community: loneliness fix. Thankyou to everyone who has been sending me texts, messages, words of hope, voice recordings, songs, music, gifts, flowers, inspiring scenery photos. This has filled my time and kept me connected with the outside world.
A special thanks to my bFF Fiona. She was my first visitor and was on a plane and by my side in my first few days here. We are such solid friends. We went through all of high school together, traveled the world, lived in London together and catch up regularly experiencing life’s wonders together.
Kindness:
Big thanks to Alex Travers from Tasmanian Arbor Care. He sent Geoff a lovely text that he had popped into our property and taken down a hazardous tree and cleaned up a few other trees free of charge. He said it was one thing he could do to give us one less worry! Filled our heart Alex! Thankyou.
Another big thanks to Tassie Twos Vintage shop in Launceston. Who have sent flowers, card and a voucher. The girls are so lovely in there and Geoff has been a regular customer picking up some pretty cool shirts and jeans and even got styled in triple denim 😂 Thankyou so lovely and cheerful.😀
Also big thanks to Denise for providing accommodation for Geoff to make it more homely and give him daily access to the hospital. This has been a god sent. So grateful.🙏
So we are shining lights to get through this extra investigation stage that is here and then get to rehab and back home with a full recovery. I’m staying on the shine your light theme but got pretty close to switching strategies.
Let’s hang in there. 🙌🙏
Thanks for your continued love, support and positivity.
Shine your light ✨
Lots of love
Jacquie