<img id="rg_hi" class="alignright" src="https://encrypted-tbn2.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcTqh35Vgg9oOq8NmBB-WmqazlZfJBRPZLFGyabW-T1UdEUfTmfL" alt="" width="306" height="165" data-height="165" data-width="306" />A quote from Marvin the depressed robot (Hitchhikers Guide). I know exactly how he feels because nothing seems to be going right at the moment.

Since Jane's cycle accident it's been a chain reaction of issues and even when we think we're moving up the curve some irritation stops any good positive feelings. Today we picked up her repaired Samsung Galaxy and I happily thought that just restoring from the backup would put the phone back into the state it was before it was sent away but no. The data has been restored but the configuration has not. What a crap piece of software that doesn't do a complete restore.

Our trip to Bulgaria is now in doubt because when Jane explained to the WizzAir call centre that she needed to be able to sit with her leg straight in front of her they said we needed to buy another seat so she could sit sideways. We were miffed enough that this call was costing us 77 pence per minute but to have to buy another seat - no way! We're going to turn up at the airport, get on the flight and see what happens. If we get thrown off then it will be the airlines problem not ours.

Normally our lives are so well balanced and planned that the events of the past 4 weeks have just been exceedingly depressing for me however Jane has managed to keep her head despite everything.

Having praised the NHS immediately after the accident the long term treatment has been non existent. Her first appointment with orthopeadics isn't until Friday 28th which will be five weeks after the accident. Any physiotherapy she may receive will be futile after this length of time.