Wow what a journey!
Totally sucks to hear you are going through this and I love the return to semi-regular fun activities so soon after the procedure.
I think all the time about how, inevitably, "stuff is going to go wrong." I wonder if that malignant worrying adds to the chances it will. Then I worry about worrying! Then, I tell my brain we have it covered and try and spend my time enjoying and helping and building. Probably not enough to fend off the inevitable.
Just gotta stick to that plan!
Thank you! Don't worry about what might happen. A waste of time. Time is precious. Keep that in mind. Love your family, every day. Enjoy those friends I see you socializing with on your blog. Have fun with your dog.
It's really hard on my husband, but he is grabbing every moment.
As I say, that is life. What I am grateful for is, the extra time, the family that sticks by us, and the doctors. There are doctors who actually care, who have ethics. And the nurses, who are kind when kindness matters.
I appreciate that you read that long piece and that you offered such a meaningful response.
Enjoy your day, @zekepickleman.