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Family Forum / Marriage / Marriage / April 2007Update on Sheila
Hi guys, Sheila has asked me to let you all know that she's home and "doing ok". I'm sure it will come as no surprise to know that she insisted on leaving hospital as soon as possible and although tired and sore she's very happy to be in her own bed with her family and animals near by. She feels this will help her recover much more quickly and I suspect she's probably right. :) Tai very happy to hear this.  SignatureJWB > Hi guys, > [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > > Tai > very happy to hear this. I haven't been keeping my ear to the ground. Is there a reference to an earlier post with the story? Anybody visiting Sheila, please pass on my best wishes for her recovery. Doug L. SignatureIf a thing is worth doing, it is worth doing badly. - G.K. Chesterton. >Hi guys, > >Sheila has asked me to let you all know that she's home and "doing ok". Very good to hear. Send her my best wishes. I'm sure she's still thinking "what do you mean I'll feel way better in a few weeks". Tara > Hi guys, > [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > > Tai Thanks, Tai, for passing on the information. I'm at home. DH is still rather upset with me about it.... I got it into my head on Tuesday that I needed to be at home, so I sort of bulldozed my way to getting here. In case no one ever noticed this about me, I can be pretty strongwilled. ;-) Anyway, I'm at home, and I'm doing okay. And, the best thing is, my surgeon called me last night, the full pathology report is in, and there is no sign of cancer. Yayayayay! I *am* mostly trying to behave myself, so I won't be sitting here on the computer for at least a couple of more days, but I had come downstairs to microwave some food, and thought I'd take a moment to write. I'm fine as long as the drugs are working, but, when they start to wear off, I realize that my body has really taken a big hit. I don't want to think about how I'd feel without them. Thanks for all the well-wishes, and I'll be back again arguing with everyone soon. Sheila > > Hi guys, > > [quoted text clipped - 16 lines] > thing is, my surgeon called me last night, the full pathology report is in, > and there is no sign of cancer. Yayayayay! That's very good news. Now let yourself recover! > And, the best > thing is, my surgeon called me last night, the full pathology report is in, > and there is no sign of cancer. Yayayayay! Excellent! > > Hi guys, > [quoted text clipped - 28 lines] > > Sheila Sheila, you're so lucky that you got the pathology report back so fast!!! Mine took TWO LONG weeks. I'm very happy for you that cancer was not found. It does kind of ruin your day when the word "cancer" is handed to you. :-) Try to let your body rest and enjoy the drugs for as long as possible. Docs aren't as eager to dispense them once you've healed :-) Whaddaya mean by you being strong willed?????? Yes, kidding. >I'm fine as >long as the drugs are working, but, when they start to wear off, I realize >that my body has really taken a big hit. I don't want to think about how >I'd feel without them. While you are on the drugs, don't pay any bills. Seriously, have hubby do it. We have two companies, very similarly named. One bill is about $150/month, the other is $35/quarter. I think I'm due this month to finally pay the quarterly bill, as my $150 payment finally caught up to billing. :-) You wouldn't think overpaying a bill could generate so much paperwork. We would get our regular quarterly bill, with bold print stating we had a credit on the account, followed by letter reminding us we were in credit status and not to pay. In addition, we got monthly statements regarding the credit. I'll be happy to get 4 pieces of mail a year from them rather than the 20 this past year. Tara > >I'm fine as > >long as the drugs are working, but, when they start to wear off, I realize [quoted text clipped - 15 lines] > statements regarding the credit. I'll be happy to get 4 pieces of > mail a year from them rather than the 20 this past year. Funny you should mention that. Recently while hopped up on painkillers after an injury, I made a $2700 payment to a company we no longer even purchase anything from rather than to the company to which it was due! Luckily, when I discovered the error (by getting a past due notice from the company to whom we owed the $2700), the other company was prompt and helpful about refunding the overpayment (which I'd made electronically) with no paperwork. > > Hi guys, > [quoted text clipped - 28 lines] > > Sheila Looking forward to it, Sheila. We'll keep the best arguments hot and ready, just for you. A. > Thanks for all the well-wishes, and I'll be back again arguing with > everyone soon. Glad to hear all the good news! Make sure you don't over-do it! How is your son feeling these days? >> Thanks for all the well-wishes, and I'll be back again arguing with >> everyone soon. > > Glad to hear all the good news! Make sure you don't over-do it! Thanks. I'm trying. > How is your son feeling these days? He says he's good. Oh, to be 17 again. ;-) Sheila >>> Thanks for all the well-wishes, and I'll be back again arguing with >>> everyone soon. [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > > He says he's good. Oh, to be 17 again. ;-) Oh god, no... think of the acne.... Mind you, I wouldn't mind the concave tum! Tai >> How is your son feeling these days? > > He says he's good. Oh, to be 17 again. ;-) No WAY! lol... I am way more comfortable with 'who' I am now than I ever was at 17. SignatureCal~ calliope 123 at gmail dot com >> Hi guys, >> [quoted text clipped - 31 lines] > > Sheila Good to see you are home, and with such a positive report. I can see DH's point of view, but as Tai said, being in your own surroundings is medicine in itself. "Beyond a wholesome discipline, be gentle with yourself." Best wishes, Doug L. SignatureHere lies one who meant well, tried a little, failed much - surely that may be his epitaph, of which he need not be ashamed. -R.L. Stevenson. > Hi guys, > [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > be in her own bed with her family and animals near by. She feels this will > help her recover much more quickly and I suspect she's probably right. :) My earlier post didn't go through. :-( Thank you for keeping us up-to-date. Kitten |
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