Thank you if you’ve been following my 30 day challenge in April, to write up my teenage diary and raise awareness of Pituitary conditions. I can’t believe it’s the last day of April already and I’m relieved that I didn’t miss a day! The Pituitary Foundation will also be very grateful for any donations, being a …
Ke and I had a little wander around the hospital, as we were both feeling a bit restless, so I pushed her in her wheelchair. I remember the next days well now, which is good, as I’m looking through dad’s notes a month later. I had a good lunch again, which I certainly appreciated! I …
I’m now half way through the 30 days of my childhood diary, to raise awareness of pituitary conditions. If you need any advice The Pituitary Foundation have lots of information and I hope you’re able to donate to them too. Sunny but cool and we had the odd heavy shower. Felt much better today. I …
I hope you’re having a good Easter break. This is a heads up that I’m about to go from infrequent posts to daily ones in April! It’s coming up to 40 years since I had my pituitary tumour removed and this year is also the Pituitary Foundation’s 30th Anniversary. So to increase awareness of pituitary …
I suspect you may not know that October is pituitary awareness month. Pituitary conditions are a rare disease and include cushings, acromegaly, hypopituitarism, diabetes insipidus and prolactinoma. Many are caused by a benign tumour on the pituitary gland, that is situated near the optic nerve and result in lifelong treatment. There is a strong need …
