Monday, June 23, 2008

Monday, Monday

It rained so nicely here yesterday afternoon. It felt good to see the garden get some much needed rain and nourishment. It makes me hopeful that today will be a better day. Everything feels so clean and new. I've been able to keep down some carnation instant breakfast mixed with milk so just that is an improvement over yesterday. I slept well and woke rested. I just need to bulk up the calories to get my stamina improving.

My mom called first thing and she is driving back up here tomorrow. I think she worries about Holly having to miss so much work as I get seen in the clinic. Today's appt is at 10am and Sandi is going to drive me to the appt since Holly has a 9am meeting. I can only imagine how hard it must be for Holly to do her regular work and tend to me. I keep needing meds and clean clothes and food and then every once in a while I throw up too. Must be awful to have so much on her shoulders. I will try to do as much as I can as I get my strength back. I hate sitting around but right now I am not strong enough to do much.

I got a couple of emails from my Asheville pals who did the Hazel Creek trip this w-e. Sounds like it was fabulous. They saw beavers, bald eagle, other birds and toasted us with brownies. I do wish we could have joined in. Next time...

I finally got the chance to go through all the cards my co-workers sent from the Drew Clinic in Burlington. Thank you all for your kind wishes, words of encouragement, and sweet messages. I do miss you very much.

I'll write more later...

2 comments:

Unknown said...

hi Teresa,

after being offline for a family reunion week on Isle of Palms i just, today, got the link to your blog and have read my way up the page - love the photos, and thanks so much for sharing from the inside out. as I add my comment a wonderful image of you emerges. (POV is a wide shot of you coming towards camera) I see hair buffeting your face as you ride that shiny new mountain bike through the wilderness. I hear the sound of earth crunching, gears clicking and human effort as you navigate over the harsh terrain coming up fast under the tires. You are balanced, confident, strong and determined as you whoosh past the camera to pump your way up the next rocky incline....go, go, go!

love and hugs around you and Holly.

ooxxfg

Moutain Doc said...

you're great-thanks for the encouragement-tree