Ankhs For The Memories!

I can’t say for certain where this is taking me, but for the moment, I’m persevering with the Thomas McNab podcast. The description calls it an insightful look at my illness, but it took me a while to get on topic in this episode. I do have a purpose to document my condition right now, as I’m starting a new drug treatment. Want to find out more?

This Has Nothing To Do With Thanksgiving

What’s that, the Thomas McNab podcast is back? Yes. Nobody but me, a microphone, and my nonsensical rantings for forty-five minutes.

Keep Calm and Carrie on the Podcast

Coincidentally, this is my 500th blog post. I’ve come a long way since that first post, but some things never change. I’m still as film obsessed as I was back then – maybe even more so! But what has changed is my confidence. People tell me all the time how much more confident I appear. One such person is Carrie. I haven’t seen Carrie since last year, so she graciously agreed to let me record my podcast whilst we caught up on what’s been happening in my life.

If you just so happen to be weighing up the differences between having a portacath or a Hickman Line fitted, then this podcast will be very informative. I discuss having my nine-year-old Hickman Line removed in favour of a portacath. Carrie also gets me to open up about socialising, and dating!

Friends

I’m a little late in getting round to promoting this week’s episode of the Thomas McNab podcast, but I have a worthy excuse… I was born with an illness, jerks! Some days I feel worse than other days. What do you want me to say? I’m supposed to be attending lots of lovely film screenings, but I’m not feeling one-hundred up to it, so my goal of seeing forty films is already out of the question. That devastates me, but I need to take it easy. Hence, my lapsed promotion.

So, this week’s episode is all about My Friends – literally. It’s a song I wrote when I was eight-years-old, and you’ll hear me sing a bit of it in the podcast, but as a bonus treat for you dedicated blog readers, here’s the original recording from when I was ten-years-old.