Life is full of them.
(This is not a quilting post - it is a "real life post")
My family and I are going through one of them at the moment.
Back HERE I was diagnosed with a Heart Condition.
Monday morning this was my view
The aim was to go in and cure the condition.
It is now believed that the diagnosed condition is not
the cause of my current symptoms and to cure the condition could
of had a roll on effect (because of its location within the heart)
- permanent damage, pace maker etc... yikes!
I am now back at home taking it easy and recovering.
The diagnosed Heart Condition has been confirmed as
non life threatening so that is great news (especially when my father died
of a heart attack at 40) and off on
another round of Specialist visits we go :o)
So things might get a little quieter around here
(except when I see Glenn coming near me with that dam
needle that he is in charge of administering ever night! lol)
And just to let you know, there really is no stopping a stitcher,
no matter where she is! :o)
Hugs, Sharon
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OMG Sharon..........take care and glad to hear it is not life threatening.......nothing stops you stitching.....
ReplyDeletecant keep a good woman done kiddo,take care and let Glenn and the kids spoil you,big hugs my friend.xx
ReplyDeleteThat's a bit rough Sharon, the Dr medically arming Glenn with a needle. Give him heaps but do what you need to to get better also. The stitching is very therapeutic & we would feel worst without it. You will be in my thoughts! Tracee xx
ReplyDeleteOh no Sharon. I will keep you in my prayers. Rest up and know that there are people thinking of you.
ReplyDeleteDebra
I always take stitching with me when I visit the hospital and find it calms me and keeps me from looking at my watch. Take care.
ReplyDeleteSorry to hear you are not well. Hope all your tests go well. Thinking of you.
ReplyDeleteHi Sharon, my thoughts and prayers are with you. Hope you have a speedy recovery.
ReplyDeleteEnjoy being looked after ! Take the time to rest and look through some lovely quilty books.
Take care
Therese xx
P.S I think I tried to send you an email a few weeks back but I think it may be in my draft pile! I'll try again!
Does that mean he gets to wear the nurses uniform? Hope your feeling better. Sharyn:)
ReplyDeleteAll the very best in your recovery and managing your condition. My bro got his pacemaker at 25 and is now almost 48. All going good. We have the heart probs in our fam too (both mum and dad have had heart attacks). Its one of those things always in the back of your mind. At least you are aware now and can attempt to manage - so take care of yourself!! and keep stitching of course.
ReplyDeleteI'm sorry to hear things haven't been good, so take care Sharon and rest well. Be nice to Glenn with that needle I am sure he means well. Thinking of you :-)
ReplyDeleteDon't let the bumps slow you down for too long.....at least there was a smattering of good news.....get back up to speed soon x
ReplyDeleteTake care and hope you find the answers to all of your questions. Wishing you a speedy recovery.
ReplyDeleteOh Sharon, I hope it's all sorted out soon. Some stitching is a very good way to keep relaxed, love your dedication. X
ReplyDeleteWishing you all the best for a speedy recovery and make sure to take care of yourself!
ReplyDeleteTake care dear Sharon ,hope it all gets sorted soon.
ReplyDeletekeep stitching.
Love and hugs Laura xx
Sorry for what you're going through Sharon. Hope you feel better soon! :)
ReplyDeleteHope your feeling better soon sharon, and the visit to the specialist etc will get things sorted soon. xx
ReplyDeleteTake the time to look after yourself and get well soon. If he's too rough with the needle you can try using one of yours on him as payback!
ReplyDeleteHi Sharon, Sorry to hear that things haven't been good for you .... all the best in coping with your condition and best wishes for a speedy recovery. Great to see that you are still able to get in some stitching in such a trying situation!! Nothing keeps a good quilter down ... hey!!! Lol!! Cheers Sue
ReplyDeleteHi Sharon, hope you get well soon. Take care
ReplyDeleteSharon, so sorry to read about your speed bump. Please take care of yourself. I'm glad you got some positive news and hope the new round of specialists will give you some answers as to what needs to be done. I will keep you in my prayers. Hugs......
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ReplyDeleteso glad to hear that you are okay
sorry to hear that you have to go through more visits and tests
hope everything works out
having gone through a scary time with my father last year where he really wasn't well and then when he was fitted with a pacemaker the change in him is unbelievable, going from not being able to walk five steps but he was breathless to now going for a walk every day.
You really have shown that nothing can get in the way of a quilter and her needle and thread
Now that's what I call a major speed bump! Now you take care of yourself and let your hubby and family spoil you at this time.Make sure you get plenty of rest and take time to stitch every day.Hope your feeling better soon and they find out what's going on soon (((((HUGS)))) :) Barb.
ReplyDeleteSo glad things are not as serious as it might have been. Take it easy and stitch on!
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Hugs to you Sharon. Hope you don't ave to pass over that speed hump again.
ReplyDeleteSo sorry to hear this. Many blessings coming your way for a diagnosis that gets you back to your family and a long and healthy life. HUGS!!!
ReplyDeleteheee :D You go, Woman, stitching in hospital like that. Must've been tricky holding the fabric with an IV so rudely making your hand stiff and/or sore. I'm so very, very glad it's not life-threatening. I hope they figure out what caused your symptoms if this wasn't it!!! I sure know the frustration of unknown causes.
ReplyDeleteThat is one heck of a speed bump Sharon... i am sending you my best-est wishes for good health & management of what's going on. You are amazing to even think about stitching at a time like this, but it's a great pic you've shared! x
ReplyDeleteI'm glad to see you can still manage to stitch. You can't keep a good stitcher down! Take care of yourself. Sending you hugs. Christine xx
ReplyDeleteAlways a great way to get through those speed bumps especially when you're not driving..... unless you're at the dentist... just when you need it most... I never go anywhere without some stitching. Good luck with sorting your heart problem thankfully it's not life threatening....
ReplyDeletewishing you a speedy recovery ;-)
ReplyDeleteI hope there is nothing but good news in your future Sharon!
ReplyDeleteAnd yes you are a true stitcher...even in hospital!
Keeping you in my daily prayers for healing and a quick recovery. Thankfully it is not life threatening and with all the advances in the medical field you can lead a full and normal life. Stitching is a great stress reliever!:) Sending you a big cyber hug from across the pond.
ReplyDeleteSending you good thoughts and well wishes your way. Take care. :)
ReplyDeleteSorry to hear you are not well, my thoughts are with you. Love that you can keep stitching! Hugs Wendy xx
ReplyDeleteI'm just catching up with your lovely blog and am so sorry to hear you have not been well. You are already amazing so heavens knows what you will be able to do when 100 per cent fit. Big hugs and thinking of you.
ReplyDeleteI' just catching up with your lovely blog and am so sorry to hear you are not well. You achieve so much so how amazing will you be when 100per cent recovered. Big hugs to you.
ReplyDeleteSo sorry to hear you've been unwell, do take care and I hope you are feeling better very soon.... take care..... Nicky xx
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