What I read while in the hospital.
My family brought me magazines.
I love Scandal.
I love Kerry Washington.
It kept me amused.
One needs that while in the ccu.
(coronary care unit)
The view from my room was really quite nice.
The hospital is new and up on a wooded hill.
The weather outside was warm.
The clouds kept me from thinking where I was.
The sunset was pretty.
Didn't get a photo of that though.
The room had a big screen TV.
Seriously, it did.
Had a channel that went to different places.
I watched that all night.
This, I think, is somewhere in the Caribbean.
Kept me from thinking where I was,
that's for sure.
This is the other magazine that my husband brought me.
Isn't he thoughtful.
I was reading these two while watching that TV.
Again, it kept my mind off of why I was there.
~ ~ ~
On Thursday morning, I went to the emergency room
at my local hospital.
Thought I was passing a kidney stone.
Stayed there for a few hours.
Then, up to the coronary care unit, I went.
My heart doesn't like me in pain.
They had me on all sorts of meds
to get my number back into normal range.
Didn't happen.
I have been home for a day.
On new meds.
Getting into the special surgeon tomorrow.
He usually books out two months.
Do I know how to have fun over here in the woods ?
Just saying ...
~ JC ~
10 comments:
I'm wishing you a lot less "fun." Even a little less "fun."
Purrs from the boys.
Oh my! Please take care--we'll keep you in our thoughts.
Purrs and hugs from all of us, we agree with Fuzzy Tales...take it easy on the fun already!
Sending you good healing wishes.
I just hope that you can finish reading those magazines at home in the woods. Hope Dr. Special has answers for you.
Glad you're home and can relax in your woods.
Here's hoping your special surgeon has some answers for you.
{{Hugs}}
Rose H
xx
we are sending our very best wishes and healing vibes. Take care and we are rooting for you. Love Helen, Darcy and Bingley xxx
Oh my, I hope all turns out well.."Special Surgeon" sounds like surgery..hope not..
Dear JC, hope that things are going well now. I volunteer at a thrift shop three days a week for the Visiting Nurse/Hospice House of Suffolk County. I was a teacher and now in retirement I try to make money at the thrift shop to help support the VNS in East Northport, near to my old school. I saw something last week that I would like to mail to you, something that reminded me of your love of cats. Use the e-mail address: bigred414@verizon.net to contact me. I hope that you will like this small token. Lori
Healing purrs to you!!
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