Sunday 26th evening

Another day of two halves. Up early to queue for enough petrol to get to Addenbrookes tomorrow, queued for an hour breakfasting on flapjack and Fresubin (liquid feed). Felt fine.

Scrambled egg and black pudding for docky*. Some of the latter stuck in my stent, and wouldn't clear despite inducing vomiting. So lunch delayed till 4.00 (and not much eaten). Supper (apple crumble and custard) went ok.

But for most of the afternoon I've been feeling rough - no energy, aches and pains. Walked upstairs at one point, and had to sit down for a few minutes when i got there. Not good.

* Docky - Fen word for a midmorning snack.

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