the most recent blistering, was probably caused by this. He probably did get a spot, it got a bit infected and in normal people it would have scabbed and gone away but it created an allergic reaction in Zac and that is why he is taking so long to get over it. And that is about it really. He was so wonderful and kind and made me feel that we had done a great job keeping him so well and safe when he obviously has some problems that require further investigation and treatment. I had tears in my eyes on the train on the way home, looking at Zac talking to his bear and watching the world fly past the window. He is so brave and must feel quite dreadful, quite often, and I am just so frustrated that it went on for so long. I know I should have taken him to see this doctor ages ago but those other doctors had half convinced me that there was nothing wrong and the 'NHS believer' in me had a misguided faith that they would come through for us. I was wrong. So I am very happy to have some answers and very angry indeed that three hospitals and every GP at my local surgery rejected my request to have him allergy screened. Once I have my letter from today, I will be sending it along with a complaint to each of the hospitals, my local surgery manager and to my