One of these days I will be able to say, no more tests...no surgeries.... no injuries. But for now, it is what it is. The incision is healing well although the surrounding area is still achy and sore to touch. Still with restrictions...no bending, stretching, twisting or lifting, and not sitting too long. In case you missed it...I had a fusion of L4 and L5 with a cage placement. A bit more than the fix the disc surgery. I have been using the walker as needed in the house but using it when I leave the house. I go outside daily for a walk trying to increase my distance little by little. Following doctor orders...and The Brother Alan's too. Tuesday was a Nuclear Stress Test. I had put it off because of surgery but the cardiologist feels it is necessary. I had one in the past but this was different. Of course if something is going to go wrong, I am the one to have a reaction. Just glad it is over. It really left me very sore both back and shoulder. This has been a tough year for me.... only two months to go.
Thank goodness I keep busy...sewing. I am almost (will be today) at the one hundred hexie count. Then the work really begins...laying them out and trying for the best looking placement of each hexie. It really does not matter. They are a mix of flowery prints and no repeats. I am waiting for one more center...Dianna has a Hawaiian print she is giving me when she returns from vacation.They are in Hawaii celebrating Dianna's birthday. From the photos being posted they are having a wonderful time. It is Dianna's favorite place. I miss our weekly sewing sessions.
Our Arizona weather is finally cooling down...temps under 100. Nice to have my bedroom slider open. Murphy loves going in and out. I am happy to have you visit...thank you for your kind words and encouragement. Thank you for your friendship.

10 comments:
Easy as you go..So glad to hear you are coming along diligently and able to put in a stitch or two into your wonderful quilt.. Hopefully what lies ahead will be healing, full recovery and no more medical distractions.
Rest and take care, valiant lady, Grace.
Gracie, slow and steady wins the race. Keep stitching the hexies. I'm sure the quilt will be beautiful. Hugs for continued healing.
What a marvelous quilt this one will be! And this Hawaiian print will be special. Have a nice night!
Slowly but surely...hoping all is well by 2023 or before!!!
Hu Gracie: I hope you heal quickly, it is not easy being kept from doing the things we are used to.
That sounds like a very scary surgery on your back.
I am looking forward to seeing the quilt finished.
Krissy sends kiss's to murphy.
Catherine
Happy to hear you're coming along slowly but surely. Yes, this has been a terrible year. I can't wait to see your new quilt. 🥰
So good to hear you are getting there.
It all takes time.
Enjoy your day.
Oh, I pray no more surgeries for you!
That's going to be a gorgeous Hexie quilt.
Are they hard to make?
Marilyn
Do take it say and listen to the Brother Alan too!
Love the hexies, they are going to make a lovely quilt.
Glad you are recovering, even if there are setbacks...and glad you keep sewing! Looking forward to seeing those hexies in action.
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