These are fuzzy socks from the JoAnns. I think they were about three bucks for a pack of two pair, and all I know is that they are changing my life. They are warm and fuzzy and stupid stupid soft, and the designs are whimsical and making me happy.
I am determined to stitch today, but I need to get my wits about me. Last night's dialysis session was rather drama-filled because I clotted and then decided to lose my blood pressure. Let me tell you, kids, if you ever want to see a trauma team in action, let your blood pressure drop to 60/40. I've never had that experience before, and I'm not sure I ever want to have it again, but the team was well-prepared and I lived to tell the tale. Just a little worse for wear today about the head and arm, but nothing a Tylenol and a few ice packs won't remedy, I'm sure.
Today is bitterly cold and snowy outside, so the Jersey Boy and I are hunkered down with sports on the TeeVee and a pot roast for dinner. I had hoped to be with my stitchy sisters today, but alas, methinks it will be the Happy Chair and the big girl sleigh bed until tomorrow morning when I venture out into the tundra for the next adventure.
Thank you, as always, for your notes and love and support and encouragement. Please forgive my negligence in responding to you properly....I am fretting over the lapse of etiquette but know that you will all understand.
I hope that your very own Saturday is warm and safe and dry, Dearies. Let's see what fun we can get into and then come tell each other all about it!
I'm so sorry thing are not going smoothly for you (what an understatement), but you are in my prayers. Those trauma teams are amazing. My BP did that years ago while in labor with my first child. Ended in a Emergency C-section but we are both here to tell the tale. aka it slow and know there are many of us in your corner. Happy stitching and hugs,
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I have read about that happening during dialysis...they will tweak things to make sure it goes more smoothly next time. I wish things could go more smoothly for you!
ReplyDeleteStill stitching on the same sampler, when I can stay awake that is. I seem to be sleepy all.the.time. I am thinking 20 hours a day may be too much?
xo Mj
Coni dear we shall all catch you should you swoon. We stay in your corner to cover you with our love, prayers & thoughts for a smoother tomorrow.
ReplyDeleteBlessings,
Baa
Dialysis takes a bit to fine tune. Sounds like a wonderful unit that is watching you carefully. It will only improve from here on. Prayers surround you in all that you do and experience. XOXOXOXOXO
ReplyDeleteHere's to you, Coni. You are a brave person but more than that you keep on keeping on! I am proud of you. You give me hope and courage when mine falter. Enjoy the cosy day with JB, pot roast, Tylenol, and stitching☺
ReplyDeleteLove your fuzzy socks! Looks like some comfy pants too. Great for this bitter cold. Stay warm and enjoy hibernating.
ReplyDeleteWe had a dusting of snow which made me smile when I got up this morning. I think being hunkered down with fuzzy socks (will have to check them out)is a good way to spend a Saturday. Thinking of you, Coni!
ReplyDeleteSorry you’re having troubles at dialysis.....and hoping things get better SOON! Enjoy the warmth of home, your fuzzy socks, football, and pot roast with your Jersey boy! We are basically doing the same....staying warm inside and watching the games, but will eat left-over pasta later for dinner!
ReplyDeleteLove the socks! I may have to venture out and find some just like yours.
ReplyDeleteGlad you are staying inside, warm and toasty. I have to tell you, Coni, you truly are my hero. I know...really, I do...how crappy you feel. And the fact that you can type out anything at all just blows my mind. I know you don't feel like it, but pat yourself on the back. You. Are. Awesome. Mindy
So sorry you are having a rough time in dialysis! Hope it starts going smoother next time, but glad you are in a good place with a trauma team. Praying for you and wishing you a good day inside with JB, pot roast and stitching.
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Kelly
Oh Coni, never apologize for not posting. We all know you're dealing with this new process and that there have been a few hiccups. Just take care of yourself!
ReplyDeleteStay warm, be comfortable and do something that makes your heart warm.
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Stay warm and toasty inside, Coni. Hope your next dialysis session goes better.
ReplyDeleteYou are the most amazing person I have never met!! I was just on vacation with my family including my 30 year old son and 24 year old daughter and now I have them checking on you, too! Stay well and happy new year, brave one.
ReplyDeleteI know you and Buzzy will get this routine down soon! My prayer is for VERY soon. And yes, staying in is best. Not sure if you to be out in the cold. We cooled off quite a bit in some of the Denver area, the part I'm in for sure, and we'll get colder. But we're on the edge of the cold front. There are many if my stitching friends in the real grip of the deep freeze - I wish them safety and blessings seeing in the New Year.
ReplyDeleteYou poor dear! What a rough time you're having. Hang in there and enjoy your warm, fuzzy socks.
ReplyDeleteConi: So sorry this has happened to you, I hope you are feeling better tonight.
ReplyDeleteYour socks look so warm.
We just came home from Mass, it is a balmy -12 degrees.
Stay warm
catherine
Always thinking of you Coni. Love those socks.
ReplyDeleteYou are in my thoughts Coni. I hope you are recovering well after yesterday's events. Snuggle in and take care of yourself.
ReplyDeleteLove the socks!! I may have to make a visit to JoAnn's too. Take care of yourself - it's okay to be pampered.
ReplyDeleteCute socks! They look very cozy :)
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