So I was asked to lay on the couch, while a large curved arm scanned back and forth across my bones. They seemed to be having trouble, and I wondered if there was anything left to find. The scanner provides images direct to a computer (and sounds just like a flat bed scanner when its working). The analysis of the results takes only a few seconds, so by the time I'd get off the bed they were ready.

They do not scan the skull (did anyone take my last entry seriously - I hope not), so I must just assume that all the bone loss is ending up there - at least that is how it seems at the moment - my thoughts are struggling to get through the skull and out into the world where they can do something.
The sunset from my window on Sunday night was stunning. By the time I had the camera ready and had switched off the automatic flash some of the impact had been lost. You can see that left handed pictures do not get the best result, the stability is not there.
"My thoughts are struggling to get through the skull..."
ReplyDeleteWith all you've been going through, its a wonder that you can think of anything but your arm.