Today I feel like I did when I came home from the hospital; weak and very tired. I don't know if I just overdid it too much last week when I was feeling great.
I do have a bit of a sore throat, but Nurse Betty took a look and said it was red, but fine. My labs were great from last week, too. So why do I feel like I could sleep forever? Oh well, back to the walker and that's not such bad thing. I guess I'll just go back up there to my La-Z-Boy and doze some more.
Love and hugs to all!
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Dear courageous lady. Maybe you overdid, maybe you are coming down with a virus, maybe your body just craves rest right now. Remember your immune system is not what it once was. As a former nurse, my unasked for advice is listen to your body, drink lots of fluids and listen to your hospice nurse. I am sorry you did not make it to Sprouts but it will still be there when you are feeling better and have a paycheck. You are in my thoughts and prayers to all the dieties. You are so brave, this blog will be an inspiration to thousands. Peace be with you. Namaste and Shalom. Carolyn from the Amazon board
ReplyDeleteHey girlfriend
ReplyDeleteSorry you are feeling crook today, comes with the territory I guess. You have gotta take it slower ya know, you will pay for it somewhere down the line, like today hmmmmm.
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