Mittens is my constant companion these days. She loves to come and sit in the garden with
me when I go there to soak up some of our winter sunshine.
I have an appointment up at the hospital next week, so
hopefully they can figure out what is wrong with me. It is not much fun not being able to do
anything – I feel like I’ve become a living vegetable!
Hugz to all my friends,
Margaret 😊
Cats are such good company. Hope you can get your problem sorted and start to feel well again.
ReplyDeleteHope you feel better soon!
ReplyDeleteOh, lucky you, outside in winter, not jogging against the cold - I´m happy for you, enjoy. And such cute company on top!
ReplyDeleteAll the very, very best wishes they can "fix" you, and easily!
Being a vegetable can´t be fun. Big hugz from here! Sounds scary. I really wish you all the best from my heart.
I'm sorry you're not right yet Margaret. I hope the hospital boffins can work it out and give you relief. I had the flu over a month ago, and I'm still feeling completely flattened. Enjoy the garden and Mittens. Taking one day at a time is all we can manage - actually one hour is enough some days! XX
ReplyDeleteI hope you find answers next week and they are able to help you feel better soon.
ReplyDeleteHugz to you too. Hope you get it sorted fast. Good health
ReplyDeleteMittens in the garden looks idyllic. The news about the ongoing health diagnostic problems not at all ideal. We seriously hope they can help you. Meanwhile enjoy your winter sun when you can, and the company of Mittens. Xxx Mr T and F
ReplyDeleteHope all goes well next week and you get some answers.
ReplyDeleteA cat is a faithful companion! I hope the appointment at the hospital can give you some answers and find ways to make you well.
ReplyDeleteAww. Mittens is so sweet.
ReplyDeleteI hope your appointment next week gives you some answers so you can hopefully feel better.
Mittens is adorable. I hope your appointment goes well and you will soon be feeling good again.
ReplyDeleteI'm praying for you, that the doctor will know the problem and have the ability to correct it.
ReplyDeleteI believe our cats know when we are off colour. Mine were very attentive to me when I was sick last year. And I don't think they are fond of human vegetables, so forget about that! I came away from your hospital very impressed with the level of care, so I'm hopeful you will be sorted soon. Take care.
ReplyDeleteSorry, Margaret, I often seem to be Anonymous these days. Pauline
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ReplyDeleteBest of luck with appointment.
Here, I have had stress test, looking-at-my-heart-before -and-after-stress-test, what ever that is called... Had some other test, back in 2009 and showed I needed stents. Had them... Have been fine since.
Just last week, had another stress test and look-see, and stents are in great shape. And so am I. Very happy news.
Btw, used to have walking stress test but have not had that, in a long time. I get the injection which speeds heart rate up. and injection, which slows it down again to normal. Much easier than the walking one!!!
Hope you have all the tests and they find out exactly what is wrong, and what is needed, to fix it.
Gentle hugs,
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oh no, I do hope the hospital sort it out, I do know that hospital staff are wonderful so hopefully they can help you.
ReplyDeleteI sud an update on my blog..just now thought I forgot to put in it that I had to gave one of my kitties put down...back before Riger got to feeling better. I think I will always miss his companionship.
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