This itching seems to arise quite randomly and it does not always spread, as it did last night, to include most of his top half. This makes it difficult to know whether to reach for the antihistamine every time he starts scratching.
It's left him 'zonked' today anyway. He hardly seemed to notice Jack jumping on his bed at 11 this morning, having said yesterday how much he'd missed the dogs. He'd better get up and enjoy them soon because, God willing, this week he's away again with the Ellen MacArthur Trust.
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I pop in often to see how Pads is doing as I've followed your blog since his diagnosis. I can't even remember how I found you originally. I haven't commented before as I honestly don't know what to say, but I felt compelled today to just say hi. As a Christian and a parent I'm following along in the background.
Rachael. Gillingham, Kent
Thank you for that message Rachael, and your sustained interest. Often words seem so inadequate that we don't use them. Yet, in such cases, when we do, we find that even the most seemingly inadequate word counts for a lot.
The Lord be with you,
Mike
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