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running out of that wonderful energy

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The past few days have been difficult ones - the energy levels have been excrutiatingly low and the reliance of the vicodin has increased a tad. The vicodin causes me to be fuzzy and not altogether lucid enough to *live* my days; instead I have been sleeping quite a bit. Not a fun way to live, but the doctors have advised me that my body knows what it needs right now and will stop at nothing to get it, so I have tried to listen and do what my body has begged me to do - sleep.

Aside from the time I feel I have lost, things are moving quite right. I am still about a week ahead of the recovery curve. The MRI showed a bit of swelling at the base of my skull and a few other anomalies, but the doctors do not seem overly concerned, so we are trying not to be either. It is easier said than done.

I do want to shout out a few *THANK YOUS* to some wonderful JS'rs for their thoughtful tokens which have arrived in our mailbox... Reenie, okay, seriously, I do not know who told you, but those snowcones are the best tasting EVER! Scout, the sparklies are gorgeous and hang perfectly under the hats I have been wearing. V and M, the package was more fun to go through than an Easter Basket as a kid - I cannot believe how goofy and silly all the little things were and how well you know me! J, the music is incredible and I hope you keep writing, playing, and recording. Last, but certainly not least, Netter, all the little notes and thoughts are truly appreciated and being smiles to our faces each time we read them! Thank you to all of you!

Okay, I need a nap. Unfortunately, more time is ticking-ticking away from me than I would like. I like the saying that there is enough sleep when you are dead, but, unfortunately, if I do not do it now, dead is where I could end up - earlier rather than later. No thanks.

Arrivederci!

Ghost Orchid - are they not simply lovely?


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