Greetings from the WEST where we are looking for a high of 81f with a mostly clear sky.
FLO - I have not had a good MEL's brakfast in a month - how about a CFS with smashed taters, gravy, eggs up, and sourdough toast?
I'm still on the green side of the grass. The cardio inversion procedure went well and smooth after I once was back in the system.
Someone dropped the ball and forgot to notify me where I was to go, the time to be there, and the fact that I needed a Covid test for starters.
Once all that was sorted out at 11:30 PM Tuesday night with the surgery unit - then the Spousal Unit and I managed to lay down for 4 hours before we had to prepare to head to the hospital. I was supposed to be at room 212, building 1 at 6:30AM for the covid test and not knowing the traffic congestion we left the house at 4:45 am ... traffic was light and we had a few minutes of car time before the doors were opened. Someone finally gathered me up at 7:15 for the 6:45 Covid test and placed me in a closet sized isolation room. Mind you, the procedure was supposed to happen at 8AM -and finally at 8:10am they remembered where I was and then it was "hurry up-we're behind schedule"
Things settled down after that and around 10:30 the Spousal Unit and I were walking towards the car and headed home.
I was pretty tired out and slept most of the afternoon. Last night was not a very restful night and finally dozed off sitting in a chair at 3;30am.
Feeling better at this time, still short of breath, but the breathing is a bunch easier. Still hoping that things continue to improve. I would hope to get some semblance of a normal life back again - so here is hoping?
I'm going to try and catch up on a couple days of posts ... looks to have been busy here?
FLO - I have not had a good MEL's brakfast in a month - how about a CFS with smashed taters, gravy, eggs up, and sourdough toast?
I'm still on the green side of the grass. The cardio inversion procedure went well and smooth after I once was back in the system.
Someone dropped the ball and forgot to notify me where I was to go, the time to be there, and the fact that I needed a Covid test for starters.
Once all that was sorted out at 11:30 PM Tuesday night with the surgery unit - then the Spousal Unit and I managed to lay down for 4 hours before we had to prepare to head to the hospital. I was supposed to be at room 212, building 1 at 6:30AM for the covid test and not knowing the traffic congestion we left the house at 4:45 am ... traffic was light and we had a few minutes of car time before the doors were opened. Someone finally gathered me up at 7:15 for the 6:45 Covid test and placed me in a closet sized isolation room. Mind you, the procedure was supposed to happen at 8AM -and finally at 8:10am they remembered where I was and then it was "hurry up-we're behind schedule"
Things settled down after that and around 10:30 the Spousal Unit and I were walking towards the car and headed home.
I was pretty tired out and slept most of the afternoon. Last night was not a very restful night and finally dozed off sitting in a chair at 3;30am.
Feeling better at this time, still short of breath, but the breathing is a bunch easier. Still hoping that things continue to improve. I would hope to get some semblance of a normal life back again - so here is hoping?
I'm going to try and catch up on a couple days of posts ... looks to have been busy here?