ovenater

Dear tracey

so so so sorry for your bad news but hey the docs said no traces of the tb now so chin up.

Can't begin to know how you must be feeling up one minute down the next but we all love you and want you to feel positive.

if you sold the house so quickly first time around you won't have any trouble . just think of your first timeline sept and all will be well.

good luck sally

stefian

My husband hasn't had his TB injection.
Does anyone know if he should have one before we go to Oz. He thinks when he had the test done, his reaction meant that he didn't need it (but not 100% sure)

Steph

TraceyW

Hi Steph,

I seem to remember at school when it was TB jab time they 'stamped' you with a little round stamp thing which had lots of tiny needles in it. If your skin reacted to whatever was on it then it meant you where immune to TB naturally, if it didn't then you had to have the jab. I didn't react so I had my jab.

I have spoken to the hospital that did the x-rays this morning trying to talk to the specialist radiographer, but he's not there until Saturday. Hopefully he will shed a bit more light on the whole situation then.

she'llberight

Tracey, keep ya chin up. It'll all work itself out and although it's made your dream a bit further off, you'll be twice as elated when you get that magical visa!

Let us know how you get on.

earlswood

So sorry Tracey,

And there was me all jealous about you selling so quickly

I'm sure the news will be good and the house will sell in no time