Good Sunday Everyone!
I seem to be able to debloat a little early this week which hopefully means I will be able to get an accurate weigh in on Wednesday. If It's better to take it from tomorrow or Tuesday as the most accurate, then I will do so. Keeping it to the exact day each week just doesn't seem logical for me right now. I hit a new low this week after my weigh inn of 290.8 (which was almost my weekly target), but today I am back up at 292.3 (see what I am dealing with here). As long as my weekly weigh in shows a decrease of a pound or more, I am pretty happy about that.
Busy few days for me
The last few days have been a bit scary, My niece Ivy was born last July with Hydrocephalus (fluid on the brain) which means she has a Shunt (drain) in her head that allows the fluid to drain into her tummy area. She has been fine all year, and routinely gets checkups and CT scans. Well a couple of weeks ago she caught a tummy bug from nursery and gave it to everyone in the family. She then didn't seem to get better and lost a lot of weight. On Thursday night my brother called saying that he felt she was dizzy and just not herself. I told him to take her up to the children's hospital nearby. They did not know how to treat her, did not know what was wrong, and told him that they do not specialise in kids who are disabled

(my niece, is a perfectly normal child who is hitting all of her growth targets). My brother and his partner decided to walk out of the hospital and drive further to the specialist hospital that she was born at in the city. Within 30 mins, the on-call neurosurgeon was called, she had a CT scan to show that the Shunt stopped working and within 2 hours she was having brain surgery.
Luckily, they caught it in time and within 24 hours she is completely herself eating banana and cookies and even some fish fingers for her dinner. She should get out tomorrow luckily, but for us it has been a good save. Always very scary when the patient is so young
