Steve's Seaside Life Blog
For context I’m reviewing the 6S after being the restrained owner of a 4S for several years. I’ve resisted upgrading each year, because I’ve been waiting for sufficient innovation to finally creep out of Cupertino. That point has finally arrived, a great camera, enough CPU power to handle my large...
I’ve been patient, steadfastly waiting for an iPhone that felt like a real upgrade to my trusty 4S and the 6S finally convinced me. It’s a phone that has the power, RAM (2GB) and storage (128GB) to be a real travelling companion and boy is it fast. This year I...
Every 8 months I go to the dentist and hold my breath, I worry that I’m going to loose another tooth or that I’ve got some other serious problem. The last time I visited he told me my gums were receding and that I might need some kind of coating...
Mum went home today after another morning full of activity. We swam, relaxed, cycled, fuelled up at Lytham kitchen, walked around Park For You and along green drive and then back along the millionaires prom the green, before cycling home. My version of a triathlon, and I need a rest...
I am feeling so much better, it’s almost difficult to imagine how bad I was only a few days ago, but that’s obviously the difference that being on a low stable dose of meds does to my brain rather than a declining one! Mum is over for two days and...
I’ve been feeling a little better today, I’m going to stabilise on this dose of meds for a couple of weeks before I start reducing again, that way I get my holiday in Amsterdam in a stable state. It’s been nice to get back into my normal routine: swimming, reading...
I’m very relieved to be back home, it’s been a tough week, being in a place that I normally love but feeling a sense of deep despair and depression isn’t easy. especially difficult is the disconnect between how I’m feeling and how I should be feeling and that disconnect continued...
Well today is my last full day in Filey and the weather has been fantastic, but I’m still suffering a bit and I’ve decided not to push myself and stay for two nights. I’ve been relying on exercise to manage my mood and I’ve rubbed a blister on my little...
Yesterdays emotional turmoil was a little better today, each time I step down the meds I have a bad couple of days and then I stabilise again as I get used to the lower dosage. I’m currently opening the capsules and tapping out some of the power so that I’m...
Note: This post is a new version of an older post, adding new hints and tips I know my memory is failing me, it’s never been great, but ten years ago after years of medicinal steroid use (to help with my auto-immune condition) its decline really started to accelerate. By...