xango, wishing you the same. Enjoy the week and stay safe.

DEBDOO, you as well.

Good night luvsweets. Be well. Feel free to post anytime in this thread if you like. I do check often. Feel better soon. You cannot understand how happy it was to see your post tonight. Take care of yourself.

Oh DEBDOO, glad you joined us, even at the last minute. Have a great week.

pipman welcome to a new beginning where everyday is Saturday and every night is Friday. I have been where you are today and in a sense happy that I didn’t have to deal with a manager that had on feelings for others, but sad, like you, leaving a job that I enjoyed. Believe me when I say you will find other things to take the place of the job you loved. Somedays you will wonder how you ever got through those days, but trust me when I say there will be better tomorrows. You have made a wonderful decision. Just wish your company appreciated you more.

Deb, don’t ever feel guilty because you can’t move and want to either remain in bed or move from one chair to another. Take baby steps and then increase it every so often so that you are not staying in one position too long.

You have no idea how worried I was with your last post prior to surgery. I hope your pain is no longer and the surgeon you found was a real miracle worker for you. We all need those miracles every now and then.

Thanks for checking in debhlynn7. There is another person in Community who had a similar procedure like you. She felt better, but tired easily as well. Don’t fret too much. I think it’s the body’s way telling you not to overdo anything and to rest often. Think of it this way. You get a bug that lasts say about a week or ten days. But for some reason you just don’t feel yourself. You drag around. No pep. No energy. Fever is gone. So, why don’t I feel well enough to do the things I need to do. Answer is the body got a beating. The procedure went well. However, the outside heals quickly. The inside does not see the sunshine, so healing takes a lot longer. Have patience and take each day as it comes. One day you will wake up and the world looks different. Just do not push yourself when the body isn’t ready for pushing. Take care of yourself and do everything in moderation. Hope this helps. 🙂

I’m so happy to see you post and hopefully, knock on wood, or whatever, you will be in better health today, tomorrow and always (forever and a day). Please do not venture out unless it is necessary. Wear a mask when you do and please practice social distancing. I don’t want anything to harm you while you are in the recovery process and afterward.

I try to keep this as a homey atmosphere. We are all a family here and we do worry when someone is not feeling well. The weather this year has been a real challenge along with the virus. This is my first year in Florida during the summer because we are skittish on traveling to the Northeast which is about a 1500 mile trek by car. I wish you well on your grapes and winery. My grandfather used to grow grapes in his backyard and made his own wine.

Luvsweets, did you find the thread. May have started with Get Well………. I am very happy that all turned out well and now you can continue on the road to a full recovery.