Correction: Diane is in a fibreglass cast, not plaster. And it is red.I should have seen that one coming.Unfortunately, it looks like she is not coming home today, and not for the reason you might think. She has now been off morphine for a few hours, and has switched to Percocet and says she is …
Below is a picture I took this a.m. It’s literally right out my window to my right. See the piece of tissue at the bottom? It’s on a shelf right next to my temporary bed in the sunroom. Near the centre is the base of our birdbath with a crown of snow; to its left …
It’s difficult following Don on the humour front, so I’m not even going to try. I must say that his impressions were spot-on, though. No one can tickle my funny bone as he can. Glad he’s affecting others similarly.So, ’tis true, I’m home in my temporary living quarters, The Sunroom of our home. It’s not …
Diane is now home and relaxingWriting notes for her blog is too taxingFor me. So to her goes the helmOf this dubious realm,And I’m fine, and I thank you for aksing!Don
Diane called this morning to say thata. She’s really, probably, surely 99% certain that they will release her today, and,b. She really hopes they do, as she had a rotten night’s sleep. Not me, I slept like a rock.And just now she e-mailed to say that they have finished putting on her plaster cast, and is awaiting physio.More later,Don
Diane has not left the building.Barfing has stopped, blood pressure’s up, so it looks like a go for tomorrow (Thursday), mid-day release. Expect an update from me or she on Thursday.In the mean time, here is a picture of a dumb dog.
The guest-blog that couldn’t be live.8:20 AM. St. Mike’s has wifi, but it costs $10 per day and I am too cheap to pay that just for a cheap live blog thrill. So, this will be posted in one big chunk when I get home.We got here just before 6AM and had to wait a …
Plan: up at 3:30AM, leave the house at 4:30AM, at hospital by 6:00AM (as directed), surgery to start at 7:30AM.So, basically, a really fun day.Don
Don here.I will be guest blogging for Diane during her surgery and early recovery. She has alerted her friends and family to this fact, and as such, the circulation of this blog will expand to record numbers.She is such an attention hog.Anyway, if you bookmark this site you won’t miss one gory detail of the …
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As I’ve talked about before, I’m scheduled to have a total ankle replacement this coming Tuesday, a mere 5 days away. I’ve been busy figuring out insurance coverage for necessities like wheelchairs and crutches. Of course, I’m also trying to organize my worklife so that my staff isn’t left in a lurch too much during my …