Thanks guys
I can tell you a bit more about it now that I know where I am.
The problem is my blood levels. The worry was that I was severely anaemic. At my age my blood level should be 13.5. Anything under 11.5 would be considered anaemic, I would need a tranfusion for anything under 7 and anything under 5 could kill me. I have been down to both 4.1 and 3.4 before and my panic was that I would be down there again. I wasn't though. My blood level came back today and it's 8.9. Which puts me at anaemic, but not severely anaemic, and as far as I'm concerned 8.9 is fine. I'm not at risk of heart attack or stroke or death.
I have now finished my therapy. We had to do diagnostic tests at the start, and at the end, and the ones I did at the end put me as more depressed and more anxious than I was when I started. So basicsally the whole therapy was a fail and a waste of time and I'd have been better off not doing it. I'm not happy and actually it's completely demoralised me because I was really trying. This was also my last shot at help, so that's it. My individual therapist is trying to get me to continue with her, but there is a condition, and I can't meet that, so that's looking unlikely too. A big fat fail!
My buns all seem to be doing well and loving the wamr weather. We've had a couple of eye infections, but they are sorting themselves now. It's looking increasingly like my fosters will not remain my fosters but will become permanent residents. I'm also starting to look at different bonding options for the summer, and hopefully some of that will start soon. So my buns are actually all very positive
The reason my fosters might become mine is because I'm thinking very hard about whether or not to jack in the RSPCA, and if I do, they will become mine. I just have to run their 'Make Mine Chocolate' campaign before I can do anything. (If anyone reads this who has had buns from the RSPCA, then I will always be happy to help if you need it).
Thanks for the support guys. Sorry I haven't/can't be around.
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