What's on your Tuesday Menu?

Thanks. My hematologist oncologist says I am cured. ... so blessed. They don't get to say that often. But as the treatments can cause another blood cancer, every six months I still go. He discovered my B12 deficiency so now I go there once a month for injections. lol. Sigh.

With my program, the first year, I had to give myself B12 injections and then I was able to switch to sublingual...I thought giving myself a shot would be hard but it was surprisingly easy but I think that was because you just need to jab a muscle and not be very precise.

I think I could give myself a shot. I used to practically faint when I had to get blood drawn, it was the sight of it that did it. By regularly donating blood I got over that! So maybe sublingual will be an option in the future. I was getting B12 once a week, and we are trying once a month now. I am 22 months post op now. I was fine the first year.

QOTD- No, I usually avoid Dr. Google.

This time change kicked my butt this morning. I really didn't want to get up.

Still having issues with my not so smart thermostat. Unconnected it from the Wifi to see if that was the issue. It seemed to be working sort of, but I figure what is the point of having it if you can't use it. So now we'll see if it stays connected and continues to work. We may just replace it if the problems continue. The installer said it's actually a cheap thermostat so I don't know. I loved my Honeywell smart thermostat, it was great. This one is an Ecobee. The furnace is made by Daikin and apparently they recommend their own thermostat, which is really expensive. I just want it work, if I turn up the temperature I would like the furnace to come on. It shouldn't be that difficult.

Need to get back to work.

Have a great day everyone!

It really shouldn't be but people who do installation will cut corners and somehow you end up with a house full of smart devices that somehow don't speak the same language. Hope they can work with you on a fix.