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Shades-of-Oregon
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If it is the caffeine, @Shades-of-Oregon , my 1st breakfast oolong must fall far short of 2nd breakfast coffee.
Puppy sitting 15 yo Garbanzo the Dog. She had me up at 2:30. Can't complain, same time I was up yesterday, without the yip yip yip. After my oolong and breakfast, Garbanzo and I will probably probably fall asleep until there is a little daylight to see here in the Wild West.
Breakfast, roasted Honeycrisp apple, Honeynut Cheerios, Crispix, with some blueberries on top.
There may be enough bok choy and mustard greens roots to pull to warrant digging out the remainder of the Crenshaw and Galia melon space to do some composting-in-place. Finished the last of the Crenshaw this week. It's on to the 5 Honeydew that we are trying and made space for in the 2025 garden. Gifted seed (from a honey
), can't hardly believe that we allocated space and then likely have had a season long enuf for them to mature 
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Steve
Puppy sitting 15 yo Garbanzo the Dog. She had me up at 2:30. Can't complain, same time I was up yesterday, without the yip yip yip. After my oolong and breakfast, Garbanzo and I will probably probably fall asleep until there is a little daylight to see here in the Wild West.
Breakfast, roasted Honeycrisp apple, Honeynut Cheerios, Crispix, with some blueberries on top.
There may be enough bok choy and mustard greens roots to pull to warrant digging out the remainder of the Crenshaw and Galia melon space to do some composting-in-place. Finished the last of the Crenshaw this week. It's on to the 5 Honeydew that we are trying and made space for in the 2025 garden. Gifted seed (from a honey
), can't hardly believe that we allocated space and then likely have had a season long enuf for them to mature .Steve
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I woke up early the other morning and did not feel well. I was short of breath. I had DS take me to the ER. I was worried the pulmonary embolism was back even though I am on a blood thinner, but nope, this time it is severe mitral regurgitation. The mitral valve needs repair or replaced. I was admitted, but went home the next day because they could not fit me in their schedule for the tests, and have to get them done outpatient. I will be going Tuesday to have a TEE and right and left heart cath to decide what needs to be done. I am calming down about that. I have never been put under anesthesia.
The choices of how they could fix it would be robotic repair at Sacred Heart in Spokane or open heart to repair or replace and if they find any clogged arteries they will fox those during the open heart. If I am in bad shape then I guess they can fix it through the groin and clip it, but they said it might not last. The robotic and the open heart they put you on a heart and lung machine, so all of this is like shocking and terrifying. I am trying to be calm. It helps when i hear people tell me not to worry and they have been put under anesthesia or had procedures like this.
DD and her husband took the plants all out of the metal boxes for me going to come back and do some more work to get the garden put to bed for the winter. I had just bought bags of composted chicken manure and bedding and I was going to put that on each box before winter.
Maybe next spring I will be feeling really good. This just happened I think because I have never had shortness of breath. The shortness of breath is gone because they gave me Lasix and I got rid of fluid. I am just weak and tired now. Crazy how things can happen so fast.
The choices of how they could fix it would be robotic repair at Sacred Heart in Spokane or open heart to repair or replace and if they find any clogged arteries they will fox those during the open heart. If I am in bad shape then I guess they can fix it through the groin and clip it, but they said it might not last. The robotic and the open heart they put you on a heart and lung machine, so all of this is like shocking and terrifying. I am trying to be calm. It helps when i hear people tell me not to worry and they have been put under anesthesia or had procedures like this.
DD and her husband took the plants all out of the metal boxes for me going to come back and do some more work to get the garden put to bed for the winter. I had just bought bags of composted chicken manure and bedding and I was going to put that on each box before winter.
Maybe next spring I will be feeling really good. This just happened I think because I have never had shortness of breath. The shortness of breath is gone because they gave me Lasix and I got rid of fluid. I am just weak and tired now. Crazy how things can happen so fast.
flowerbug
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Experiences at Sacred Heart ..
. have consistently increased my confidence in the quality of the staff and doctors professional competence.
The hospital has nearly a 140 year history beginning when Mother Joseph and Sister Joseph arrived at Spokane Falls. The new hospital buildings are just uphill from Cowley Park.
. have consistently increased my confidence in the quality of the staff and doctors professional competence.
The hospital has nearly a 140 year history beginning when Mother Joseph and Sister Joseph arrived at Spokane Falls. The new hospital buildings are just uphill from Cowley Park.
pjn
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May the Lord give you peace,strength and wisdom to walk thru the coming events.
It will be challenging but His grace will see you thru.
