Happy Monday to you friends, I am so pleased to say that although I'm not totally pain free, I am back in the land of the living. Thank you all for checking in on me and for prayers & good wishes sent; I've said it before and I'll say it again-Blogville is one big family of love. I am blessed beyond measure! I got home late Friday-around dinner time; I could tell I was ready to go because I was starting to get impatient with the incredible nurses. Actually, the floor I was on was swamped and they just didn't have the time to take care of someone who needed to leave. That is not a negative-I get it totally. I was supposed to have left on Thursday, but my blood pressure spiked and they wouldn't release me until they got it under control. Thursday was a low day energy wise and I felt like I just slept it away. Hubby would come and stay for three hours at a time; he'd be sitting watching t.v. with me and I'd just doze off. This is one of the reasons I didn't want any visitors-knew I wouldn't be able to stay awake. By the time I got home, I was one happy gal! I think just leaving gave me a boost of energy. I will say that sleeping has been my hardest time of all-even with the pain meds, I just can't seem to get comfortable. Once I'm up in the morning things ease out, but I'm looking forward to sleeping soundly without pain in the future.
I wanted to share the lovely flowers I got.
This first bouquet was from our neighbors across the street-so pretty ! We have always been blessed with incredible neighbors and we appreciate them. The one below was from my hubby-although I had told him that I didn't want people buying flowers for me; I have to say how much I've enjoyed all my bouquets.
This lovely bouquet came from our bff/traveling buddies and old neighbors in Ca. Thank you Jim and Barb!
Lastly, a dear friend who lives a street over had her hubby drop these tulips off on Saturday. I love them and the green vase is beautiful.
The weekend has been low key; I'm thankful that I got a new book to review-it's kept me engaged. Each day will be better I know and I'll just keep taking it easy. My granddaughter just arrived to hang out with me this afternoon.
Joy to you!
Noreen
Monday, February 16, 2015
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Noreen, I'm so happy to read that you are home and feeling better. What sweet friends/neighbors you have. Even if we don't want people to spend money on flowers, it certainly is a very nice surprise and I'm sure you appreciated them so very much! Praying that you continue to heal quickly and that your energy level picks up daily!! Blessings, Cindy
ReplyDeleteHi Norine! I'll admit it, I was a little concerned reading your last post...I'm so glad you are home and feeling better. Your b/p must be under control, so alleluia for that!
ReplyDeleteYour flowers are just gorgeous. Who has tulips in February? How decadent! It's so great to know that you have such a loving family and friends too who care for you. Keep being good to yourself, and naps are wonderful!
Blessings,
Ceil
I am soo glad all went well and you are home now , Get plenty of R&R . Lovely flowers . Thanks for letting us know .
ReplyDeleteGlad you are healing well. Do take time to rest. Don't rush it. Lovely flowers and such cute cards. Hugs
ReplyDeleteHow good you are home and recovering, and you must be a sweetie to inspire all those folks to give you bouquets. I hope you sleep well tonight.
ReplyDeleteI'm so glad your home and that you are doing well. Those are beautiful flowers and cards you received. Wishing you well.....
ReplyDeleteIt is always good to be home. We all hope you will do your best to follow doctor's orders, take it easy, and heal. All our best to you along with Mom's prayers.
ReplyDeleteWoos - Phantom, Ciara, and Lightning
Welcome home and we have been thinking and praying for you. Now take it easy and every step is onwards and upwards. We are with you every step of the way. Have a marvellous Monday.
ReplyDeleteBest wishes Molly
I am so glad you are home and on the mend.....Surgery is no fun and I pray yours will be fast and before you know it you will be back to your normal routine...So glad you are doing so well....Hugs
ReplyDeleteI'm so glad to read that all things considered, you're doing well. I love that little card from one of your grands ... so sweet. Praying that you will continue to heal and feel better (and sleep better) every day until you're back to normal! {{hug}}
ReplyDeleteHappy Day is right! I am so glad that you are doing really well. The pain will soon be gone and you will sleep soundly again. Blessings and prayers- xo Diana
ReplyDeleteHome will help the healing! Blessings
ReplyDeleteSo glad you are feeling better and may each day bring restored health. It's hard to be patient when healing but sounds like you are making the best of it. Blessings!
ReplyDeleteWonderful news, Noreen. Yippee...thank you Jesus. Praying for your full recovery.
ReplyDeleteI am so glad you are home and doing well. Sorry you have so much pain, keep walking. I hope you can sleep better, too. It is hard to find a comfy arrangement, try pillows like when you were pregnant for support. You have been in my thoughts and prayers every day. Its all uphill from here!
ReplyDeleteOh Noreen praise God you are home and this whole thing is behind you with nothing left but to feel a little bit better every day until you are your old self! Sleeping comfortably will come hopefully soon, and I will continue to keep you in my prayers. Doing the happy dance over here for you too. HUGS!! Debbie
ReplyDeleteI am so happy to read your upbeat words! Getting home is such a huge step toward feeling better. I love all your beautiful flowers. I hope that they keep you company as you rest and get strong again!
ReplyDeleteI've been so out of the loop! I am so thankful the surgery went well and that you are recovering well. Praying for complete healing.
ReplyDeleteWe have been thinking much about you Noreen so I am so glad that you are home and recovering. I think it is hard to rest when you are not in your own home and bed. Your flowers are simply beautiful, our favorites are the tulips in the green vase. We are hoping that each day you get stronger.
ReplyDeleteStella rose and Momma
So glad you are feeling better! Just be careful and don't do much of anything cuz you are still healing! Welcome home!
ReplyDeleteYour Pals,
Murphy & Stanley
We are glad your home,, and now you will just keep getting better everyday!
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tweedles
Hi Noreen,
ReplyDeleteSo glad to hear you are feeling some better, course,
I know you have some recovery still ahead, so you be sure and do what the Dr. told you, by staying down and
just trying to enjoy this time of not having to do a lot.
We don't get those opportunities very often, so take
full advantage of it..........as you will be back to normal soon and will have plenty of time to do everything.
All your flowers are lovely, and know you are enjoying them very much..........
Take care of yourself.....and you should be feeling great by our birthday. lol
Love and Blessings, Nellie
great hearing you sound so chipper!! I knew you would be a champ!
ReplyDeleteSo glad you are home and you have last week behind you. Nights always seem the hardest when you are sick or recovering. Know that gradually you will start doing better and better. I bet Hunter was happy to see you!
ReplyDeleteGus' Mom
So glad your home and beginning to feel better. The Flowers are beautiful and I know add sunshine to your days...keep feeling better!
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