@#$*& and other words that nice ladies don’t say…

I was hanging out last Monday evening thinking that life had been a bit boring…that our life had fallen into a sort of rut and that nothing eventful had been happening.

So, after working all day at another part-time job that I picked up to try and get our financial situation on an even keel, I suddenly felt a couple of sharp stabbing pains in my lower abdomen.  They quickly went away.  No big deal, right?  By 10:00, I just didn’t feel too great.  I headed off to bed.

Two hours later and I am starting to throw up.  And have cramps across my mid-abdomen.

Let’s fast forward through the next couple of hours.  (I wish I could have).  Emergency room, abdominal hernia, intestines where they aren’t supposed to be, incarcerated colon, diverticulitis and a mightily impressive white blood cell count that bordered on septic.

Five days and one surgery later, I am back home and doing okay.  I’m resting and walking and trying not to think about the medical bills that will soon come rolling in.

My mantra – All shall be well…

There’s probably more that I could write, but I hear the recliner calling my name.  I’m not really moving forward in any discernible direction right now, but I am trying to stay positive.

Let’s just say that I haven’t given up.

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3 thoughts on “@#$*& and other words that nice ladies don’t say…

    1. Thank you for your kind words. It is sooooo hard to rest. I have all these voices in my head telling me not to be lazy and to be strong and get busy. I read about your recent decluttering efforts. Yea you! I don’t think the decluttering ever truly gets “finished” but I do know that sometimes when I look around my house its easier to spot things that I don’t love. There are fewer of them, but I am always watching for a chance to get rid of something that doesn’t make the cut. Hang in there and just pitch five things if you can’t manage more. Progress, not perfection!

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