The nerve block was more fun and games (I’m such a lucky girl!). The journey to Liverpool was an absolute pleasure with the usual motorway services with the toilets MILES away topped off nicely by staying at a hotel with the world’s most vertigo unfriendly carpet. It was flippin everywhere. When I realised my room was at the end of the ‘Vertigo Corridor From Hell’ I almost just set up camp where I stood!

Apparently it can take a couple of weeks to work and it’s now been about that and surprise surprise its made not a jot of difference. I’m also now being treated for suspected Lyme Disease which is just bizarre. I can’t really get my head around how my whole life has been shattered and it could all be down to something as simple as a tick bite – it’s crazy. What’s also nuts is going to the Hospital of Tropical Medicine hoping that you have some nasty infection as anything is preferable to what I have been (unsuccessfully) treated for. I’m so exhausted by all this!

My sister has now gone back to Australia which is sad. Before she went we had a really fun day at Champneys (cheers Mary and Andrew!). There was no alcohol at the bar (shock horror) so we were a little bit naughty and snuck in the hard stuff and had a rather nice errr ‘detox cocktail’ at lunchtime. Rav from Crime Watch and Strictly Come Dancing was there which was a nice little treat, he so rocked a white towelling robe!

I had a pedicure which lasted for all of five minutes when I managed to kick my sun lounger – maybe there was a good reason alcohol is not aloud 😉

We rounded the day off nicely in an establishment that does let you have alcohol, huddled under a umbrella in a thunder storm (possibly not the brightest thing to do). Unfortunately the flash on my phone is so rubbish you can’t see how fab we looked after a day at the spa 😉