Finally, after 6 months of daily injections to build my bones, I was able to schedule surgery with my neurosurgeon last Monday. It'll be another 5 weeks before it happens but the doctor assures me that surgery will finally happen!
During the night last Monday, Ray had a coughing spell. He's not sick or anything just a tickle in the throat. He evidently irritated some nerves in his back and leg from coughing so hard. He's having great difficulty moving and walking. He saw the doctor today (Thursday) and hopefully his meds kick in soon. (Just what this house needed - another old decrepit person ๐๐๐)
My days have become very predictable - lots of sleep. One way I deal with pain is to sleep and some of my meds make me sleepy so I nap a lot! If we do something, it takes a day or more to recover. Needless to say, I don't accomplish much. Now that Ray is out of commission for a bit, life could get interesting but most likely, meals will be simple, clothes won't be washed, and cleaning won't be done. We'll survive!
I haven't sewn much; in fact most days, I don't get upstairs to the studio. I had a pile of donation quilts though. Since I couldn't donate quilts to the children's hospital yet, due to COVID, we took 30 quilts to the Ronald McDonald house when we were in Madison on Monday. I think there are 3 quilts left on the donation pile upstairs.
Thirty quilts ready to go:
1st pile of quilts |
2nd pile of quilts |
3rd pile of quilts |
That's a lot of donation quilts! I'm sure they were very appreciated. Take it easy, both of you guys!
ReplyDeleteWow! You sure have been productive with the quilt finishes! I hope this countdown goes quickly for you.... and this helps explain the extra sleep in my household! I hope Ray recovers quickly.... I keep getting told 'getting older is not for sissies!'. Wishing you both a nice relaxing and calm weekend.
ReplyDeleteThat is a LOT of quilts to donate. You are always so generous with your quilts.
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