Things I can do now

Things are going well.  Took a shower and did not get not get terribly out of breath.  Did laundry, cleaned bathroom, tidied up.  I am paying for it today.  I am achy and tired but I have no complaints.  Today is pure R&R.
 

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silfoxx2002
silfoxx2002

I simply cannot understand people. myself included. A person is admitted to a hospital, for whatever reason. Regardless of the whys and wherefores, regardless of the length of stay, and whether they had an operation performed or not, they believe that release/discharge means that they can just \"pick up and go like before!

Zen, I\'m not being critical of your statements, because I am just as guilty as the next person. It just simply amazed me!

BYW: I sent an invisible friend to your house to hide all of your cleaning utensils for at least a week! Now, get your much needed rest!

Sheeesh, like talkin\' to a little kid!
zenobiagar
zenobiagar

Thank you, I will look forward to his/her arrival.
Promises2Keep
Promises2Keep

LOL..ooh you got told Pat ;) I\'m reading thinking you totally rock girl, but see? You get Jim in on it...oh wait, I misread, I thought he was sending a maid, not a cleaning supply hider.
Tired and achy or not, all kidding aside, that\'s great and I\'m just so happy for you :) Hugs and congrats.
Boo1962
Boo1962

Z, I\'m so glad you are ok! Yes, back off on doing household chores hon..?but I\'m so happy you are feeling so good! Big hugs,

Boo
zenobiagar
zenobiagar

Thanks for reminding me to slow down. I feel like an injured race horse that wants to run but on some level knows it shouldn\'t. Yesterday was a \"glurf\" day as I call them. Did a whole lot of nothing. Today a friend is coming over. I am looking forward to that.
bjrapp2020
bjrapp2020

I am glad it is working for you. But Jim has good advice. When I was going thru the transplant thingy, they said the main reason folks had troubles after surgery, is because they felt better than they had in a long time and they just took off running, so to speak. That house will still be there, take care of you...
hugs, Brenda