Heart Attack to 10K (part 4.5) - Pain in the bum, going senile and sub 30!
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PART 4.5 - PAIN IN THE BUM, GOING SENILE AND SUB 30! (Phase VI - sustaining a healthy life-style) "Nothings going to happen unless you make it happen." Wednesday 13th June 2018 and I make my long awaited visit to hospital to sort out my backside. As covered in my previous blog [see part 4.4] this had been ongoing for some time and I had had this fistula on my back passage since at least last Oct. (I remember when I first started parkrun having to run with a bit of toilet tissue clenched between my buttocks to soak up any discharge!) but because of the heart medication I was on for the first year after a MI, treatment had to be put on hold. After the failure of a couple courses of antibiotics the only remedy was minor day surgery and so here I was sat in Wycombe hospital feeling a little apprehensive due to my low heart rate, after some concern it could drop further, waiting to be taken down to the anaesthetic room ready to be knocked out so that my fistula could be