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I recently received an email from a GP who wanted to know if we knew of anyone who required weekly injections to live a more or less normal life. I replied that I had and that many of our members need much more frequent injections than the...
From the very first day that we started our helpline I’ve been aware that there is a serious problem with the way in which patients with Pernicious Anaemia are treated. Very few patients are able to receive an individually tailored treatment regimen based on their own...
I first met Sheila in 2009. She was in her late twenties and was struggling to continue teaching in Further Education as she was still symptomatic. Sheila had travelled to south Wales from her home in the north of the Principality to receive an intravenous infusion of...
Sometimes I just like to sit and think. Other times I like to just sit and that's what I was doing yesterday; just sitting on the seafront in Tenby looking out to sea and generally thinking about nothing in particular. Along comes a lady with what looked like an...
It seems to be a case that there is a distribution issue involving the injections rather than a shortage of the injections.
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