DH had his back surgery Tuesday afternoon.  I spent the night at the hospital.  He did very well.  Was up walking that night at his request.  We came home Wednesday afternoon.  The long-acting pain med that they injected at the surgical site has worn off so he has more pain.  That will get better.  Wish I could convince him to take more than Tylenol for pain....Stubborn man!  Hopefully he will be ready to help me in a couple weeks as it will be my turn.  Have to get this shoulder replaced in order to continue doing normal things like combing my hair.

I caught up. Fun reading all of these stories!  Prayers for everyone’s illnesses.

I had Chemo #3 Wednesday and the shot for white blood cells yesterday. That’s the worst part. Only 1 more to go at the end of August. Yay!

Men are always stubborn. One extreme or the other. Please let him know I'm praying for him!

Praying for you! ???????? (((HUGS)))

That's what I thought. I was required to find coverage for all the patients. I took 2 days, so it wasn't too bad, but boy was I irritated. That's a boss job, I think

I'm so glad Lisa got to come for a visit!  I am delighted to hear how she appreciated so many of you retro/vintage patterns!

I also had a Gunne Sax dress.  When we were dating (after many years...) my *now* DH took me to the Gunne Sax factory outlet in SF and I bought a pale yellow dress very similar to the one you showed.  They were totally Princess-type dresses and one felt so girlie in them.  

Suze, Your pillowcase and quilt are just delightful.  May your comfort quilt help you feel the hugs and thoughts that continue for you!

Oh my Sandy.  I will be praying for both Roger's feet and a continued good solution and for your overall being well and strong enough to deal with the pain as a result of being his caregiver too.  You are such an inspiring example to so many!  

lppenguins said...

I had Chemo #3 Wednesday and the shot for white blood cells yesterday. That’s the worst part. Only 1 more to go at the end of August. Yay!

Wow, you are really moving along the treatment path.  Praying this recovery cycle is a bit easier for you.