I'm a loser!
Hi all! I'm home! I'm a loser, and I sure am glad to be in the arms of my sweet darlin' and with my *****y daughter (even if she did ask SF if I died if she could have my cell phone!) Surgery went fine - I was under a long while and had a couple of tough days. I think the doctor planned to turn me into an accordian. This morning I work up and said "You know girl? You're gonna make it!" and asked to go home, whereupon they quickly agreed. I think they were getting tired of see me walking past them hundreds and hundreds of times. The nursing staff said they'd never seen any so *compliant* (I think that was supposed to be a compliment, or else they thought I was severely OCD.)
At any rate, I'm a bit stiff, but easily treated with Lortab, tolerating my Barix stuff pretty well, and I miss the crushed ice machine. I look like I'm nine months pregnant. How soon does that goes away? I want to thank Pam R. for being my angel and her dutiful report, and especially, our beautiful Cherlyl Lehman and her loving, handsome husband for coming to visit and for the lovely flowers. I can't tell you how much that meant to me.!
I can't pay enough good compliments to Spectrum Blodgett Campus and to the MMPC docs and PA's. I worked in a hospital system as an ER tech for years, had my kids at what was considered one of the state-of-the-art hospitals in Detroit, and NEVER, EVER have I received such conscientious care and concern. From the docs to the NA's right down to the cleaning staff. Great people and I felt wrapped in the arms of several angels this week.
Glad to be home, I'll catch up on posts later after some walking.
Hugs,
Julie
Welcome to the loser's bench. Yeah, those folks at Blodgett are great ... irritating, but great. They don't let you get any rest at all. I couldn't wait to get out of there, and I'm sure they couldn't wait to get rid of me, I was so irritable at getting woken up every two hours. But it was all worth it in the end.
Keep getting in your protein, water and walking, and you'll be fine.
Eileen