I caught this programme by chance but what a great programme it was. A fascinating brief history of ‘man’ trying to understand pain and how to treat it. The BBC website describes this first episode: Pain has a profound effect on our bodies – when we are experiencing it, millions of nerve cells deep within[…]
I live on the beautiful south coast of England, but every now and again we travel up to London for a bit of entertainment and culture. This August Mummy treated our 6yo and 4yo to Wicked at the Apollo Victoria Theatre. I offered to drive them all up including our then 3 month old boy. We saw them[…]
There’s a lot to be said for being as young as you feel, except sometimes, ok, a lot of times I’m a big kid. So one sunny afternoon in the garden two of the boys were playing with a friend on the patio and I suggested bringing out the skateboard to add some fun to[…]
It’s ironic but cool that in 2016, as I see through my 40th year on this planet, that NASS celebrates it’s 40th year too! As a leaflet from NASS explains, ‘In 1976, a small group of patients, rheumatologists and physiotherapists first formed NASS, aiming to provide vital support for anyone affected by AS in the[…]