Methotrexate delivery on Monday
tjt6768
Member Posts: 12,170
Hi Folks.
I've been haring to go to the rheumy Clinic each week for my Methotrexate injections.
I got a call yesterday from the company that will be supplying my mtx straight to the house.
I just think it's a great service. Every three months they will supply my needles, sharps bin, gloves etc etc.
So much easier than having to go to the clinic. Parking there is terrible.
I'm just grateful that we have services such as this and wanted to share.
Lol
I'm a happy chappy.
I'm going to the final clinic appointment at three o'clock today.
Woohoo
I've been haring to go to the rheumy Clinic each week for my Methotrexate injections.
I got a call yesterday from the company that will be supplying my mtx straight to the house.
I just think it's a great service. Every three months they will supply my needles, sharps bin, gloves etc etc.
So much easier than having to go to the clinic. Parking there is terrible.
I'm just grateful that we have services such as this and wanted to share.
Lol
I'm a happy chappy.
I'm going to the final clinic appointment at three o'clock today.
Woohoo
Me-Tony
Ra-1996 -2013 RIP...
Cleo - 1996 to 2011. RIP
Ra-1996 -2013 RIP...
Cleo - 1996 to 2011. RIP
0
Comments
-
Really pleased for you Tony, I've been having my meth delivered to home for 3 months now-it's so much easier than the hospital trek and searching for a parking space. As you say, we're really lucky to have the NHS and services like these free at the point of delivery. But I do have to admit doing it at home unsupervised the first few times was a bit un nerving :?
Deb x0 -
Tony don't we just appreciate things more..I'm so glad they are delivering them and have everything crossed that they bring lots of relief xLove
Barbara0 -
Ditto to Barbara's postIf at first you don't succeed, then skydiving definitely isn't for you.
Steven Wright0 -
So glad you are going to be able to do your MTX at home now Tony, it is a bind having the trek to hospital, although, I don't really mind for my treatment which can't be given at home anything that gives you a bit of relief you welcome.................Marie xSmile a while and while you smile
smile another smile and soon there
will be miles and miles of smiles
just because you smiled I wish your
day is full of Smiles0 -
That's good news Tony, I hope all goes well for you.
Numpty0 -
It does save a great deal of time - I am not supplied with gloves because I have the metoject thing and you don't need gloves. That's a shame - I used to wear them when making meatballs. DDHave you got the despatches? No, I always walk like this. Eddie Braben0
-
Thanks everyone.
apparently the gloves aren't for me, they're for anyone else that had to do the injection for me. . Lol
or as DD says, they're for when Janet makes meatballsMe-Tony
Ra-1996 -2013 RIP...
Cleo - 1996 to 2011. RIP0 -
Now I know what to do with a very large box of fetching purple rubber gloves!!!!!!!!!!! Have never made meatballs but maybe I'll try so as not to waste them.0
-
dibdab wrote:Now I know what to do with a very large box of fetching purple rubber gloves!!!!!!!!!!! Have never made meatballs but maybe I'll try so as not to waste them.Me-Tony
Ra-1996 -2013 RIP...
Cleo - 1996 to 2011. RIP0
Categories
- All Categories
- 12.2K Our Community
- 9.7K Living with arthritis
- 780 Chat to our Helpline Team
- 402 Coffee Lounge
- 23 Food and Diet
- 224 Work and financial support
- 6 Want to Get Involved?
- 174 Hints and Tips
- 401 Young people's community
- 12 Parents of Child with Arthritis
- 38 My Triumphs
- 128 Let's Move
- 33 Sports and Hobbies
- 244 Coronavirus (COVID-19)
- 21 How to use your online community
- 37 Community Feedback and ideas