Friday, February 13, 2015

Last Health Update

Just finished having the bandages on my legs changed.  All the wounds are healed over.  Looks like in another week or so I will be able to go out and about again.  And life can get back to something close to normal.  Doing a Happy Dance, right here, in my living room.  Good thing I live alone.  A Happy Dance performed by a chubby grandma is best not seen by any other living human being.  But this news was just too good not to celebrate just a little bit.

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  1. You know what they advise, "Dance like no-one is looking." lol

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  2. Gorges...Done. With total joy and complete abandon! It was fun.

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  3. I'm glad you are getting back to normal. It's tough being laid up, it makes you feel trapped inside.

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  4. Glad to see you are feeling better. Ya know what's worse than chubby grandmother happy dances? I saw a book copy of "50 shades of Gray" in my mothers little living room on her coffee table today.

    My hair still hurts.

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  5. Thanks, Harry. I'm glad, too. I have felt not only trapped, but frustrated at having to ask for help with the most simple of day to day chores. It feels really good knowing that I am close to having my life back!

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  6. Thanks, Preppy. It is so good to be feeling better. I didn't think there was much worse than chubby granny happy dances, but I was wrong. Be afraid. Be very afraid!!

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  7. I was thinking of the people in the northeast today, realizing they've been trapped inside their homes for longer than I would care for. Cabin fever much?

    If I ever heal from anything, I'd be doing the happy dance too, but diabetes likes to slow things to a crawl.

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  8. Dana...Those poor folks are really getting clobbered, aren't they! I think the only thing that saved me from a case of cabin fever is that I really don't like going outdoors in the winter and am perfectly happy to be home most of the time.

    I was totally amazed at how quickly my legs healed. I thought it would take another couple of weeks at the very least. So now, even with the cold, I'm looking forward to going out - just to go out somewhere. Just because I can.

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  9. Your condition bothered me. From now on, seek help sooner. Please?

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  10. Practical Parsimony...Lesson learned. I have no one to blame but myself for the seriousness of my condition, and I have no intention of ever going through that misery again.

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  11. Mary...I couldn't have expressed it any better myself! (great big ole grin!)

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