Today (Thursday) I’m off to another MD for another set of tests and possibly another diagnosis. It means driving into “downtown”
Does it sound as if I’m not excited about this trip? I’m not. I’d rather spend my limited oxygen resources on something fun, such as a visit to one of
On the positive side, the edema in my legs seems less and less with each new day. I’m surprised how quickly the swelling is going down. I may even be comfortable wearing shoes today!
Alex, who just awakened from a nap on my desk, says “meow” to everyone. I thought earlier this evening that he and I were going to write a new post for his blog. Instead, he curled up on the desk and napped. Silly cat!
Hey Nick! Glad to know that your legs are getting better. The cat looks cute.
ReplyDeleteHere is wishing that this time around you are able to find a parking place, closer.
Good health, always...
Hope this trip is easier than the last, hope it is even fun. And that you get a good diagnosis.
ReplyDeleteGood luck on finding close parking today. That's great that the swelling in your legs is going down.
ReplyDeleteIf you have the energy and time I have some flower and butterfly pictures up that you might enjoy.
Have a good day!
I trust that all will go well with you today, Saintly Nick.
ReplyDeleteMr. Nick,
ReplyDeleteGlad to hear the edama is easing. I hope the day goes well, without any setbacks! Alex is a cutie.
Hugs and blessings,
Renie
Best of luck to you!
ReplyDeleteSSN, that is great news about the swelling in your legs. I pray that this trip goes better than the last.
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Ugh, I hate parking issues. That's why I live in the country. However, it sounds as if you don't have a choice about this visit. May it go well.
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It's good to hear the edema is lessening. I hope it will continue to give you relief.
ReplyDeleteI hope you have good luck with the parking. Did you think to call the office and ask about it? And sometimes you can zoom those maps in and actually tell where parking is. Anyway, good luck!
Good luck, Nick!
ReplyDeleteGood to hear your legs are feeling better Nick. We have disabled parking badges that allow holders to park where others dare not - do you not have anything like there there? Anyway I hope you find a parking spot right on the doorstep and good luck with the tests. x
ReplyDeleteYou are in my thoughts and prayers, Nick.
ReplyDeleteKulpreet: It’s great to hear from you, dear friend! I was able to part in the space that was the closest for the front door of the building!
ReplyDeleteKaahumanu: Thank you! It turned out to be a grand trip!
Squirl : Thank you! Things seems to be improving. Yesterday I was tired out by the trip, but today I’ll find time to drop by and gaze at your delightful photography.
China Girl: Thank you! Your trust was validated!
Renie Burghardt : Thank you, dear Renie! The edema seems to be improving every day and yesterday’s journey was very rewarding.
ReplyDeleteAlex thanks you for the compliment; he knows that he is a cutie and plays on that every chance that he can.
ThomasLB : Thank you, my dear friend. The trip went better than expected.
Finding Pam: Thank you, my friend. Yesterday’s trip was excellent all around. I shall write about it sometime today.
Liberality : Yep, parking is a problem these days: too many people trying to get into the same parking spot at the same time! Thank you: all went remarkably well.
Lynilu: Thank you for your suggestion! I did call the office and ask about parking. The receptionist told me about a lot right beside the building that I may easily have missed because of another parking lot in front of that one. As it turned out, I parted in front of the main entrance, about 10 m. from the door.
ReplyDeleteEx-Louisville Guy: Thank you! I always appreciate prayers.
Ooh, Nick. Good luck with tests and I hope you find parking relatively close by. I'm glad to hear the oedema in your legs is settling. That can be so limiting to one's movements.
ReplyDeleteAll the best and I'll be thinking of you.
Puss-in-Boots Thank you, dear friend! All went well at the visit—very well!
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