Over and done with has to be the best part. A slow and steady recovery should be the next goal. No need to rush anywhere with that walker. A hearty congratulations for seeing this thing through. Feel better - that can be done really fast.
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Over and done with has to be the best part. A slow and steady recovery should be the next goal. No need to rush anywhere with that walker. A hearty congratulations for seeing this thing through. Feel better - that can be done really fast.
*Until one has loved an animal, a part of ones soul remains unawakened.* Anatole France
Pillar, crumbling
Sallyanne, that is wonderful news. Hope you and the kitties are getting better every day (well- they are already)
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Glad to hear it went well and you're back home.Now, get the rest you need and you will soon be walking around without pain.
Take care!
Last edited by Randi; 11-01-2009 at 02:26 PM.
"I don't know which weapons will be used in the third World war, but in the fourth, it will be sticks and stones" --- Albert Einstein.
owned by Luna and Lily
Glad to hear you're back home, and that the surgery went well!
Now pamper yourself and get as much rest as you need! And I'm sure the kitties will be wonderful nurses!!
Best wishes for a speedy recovery!
Kirsten
I ♥ My Chihuahuas
Great to hear you're home Sallyanne!!! I hope you and the Happy Cats are having a blast. There will be good times and bad times. Get better fast!!!
I've been Boo'd...
Thanks Barry!
Camp Director
Last nite did not run as smoothly as I had hoped it would. I had tried to decrease the pain med amount and wow, it came back to bite me in the butt! I woke up stiff, in pain and thinking...."what was I thinking, decreasing meds the first night". So after a little whining, I got out of bed and took more pain meds and a muscle relaxant. It did the trick.
Lucy has not left my side. She knows I am sore and every so softly walks next to me to the bathroom and sleeps as near to me as possible but not on me.
Gotta run, have company.
Last edited by sasvermont; 11-03-2009 at 05:17 PM.
Furry PiLLarz
Some patients are *slow learners*!Originally Posted by sasvermont
Early in my hospial stay, I was awakened by the MidNight Nurse ...
"Tyme for your meds."
WHAT is it?
"It's to help you sleep."
Don't want it - I WAS asleep till you woke me up!
She left ... and I lay AWAKE the rest of the night!
Memo: Take whatever you're offered or allowed to!
Furry PiLLarz
Some patients are *slow learners*!
Early in my hospial stay, I was awakened by the MidNight Nurse ...
"Tyme for your meds."
WHAT is it?
"It's to help you sleep."
Don't want it - I WAS asleep till you woke me up!
She left ... and I lay AWAKE the rest of the night!
Memo: Take whatever you're offered or allowed to!
Registered User
Welcome home! You'll be sleeping a lot, I think - and I hope your fur nurses are doing things right and 'sleeping on the job'!
Wishing you speedy healing!
"Do or do not. There is no try." -- Yoda
Registered User
I hope you recover quickly. I bet your cats are glad to have you back!
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