Better now

[wiseheart]

As I mentioned in the comments to yesterday's entry, Mum is up and hobbling again. She managed to get to the loo with the help of her walking frame and did a great deal of rearranging the knick-knacks, so that the cleaning lady can work properly tomorrow. We'll still use the console for the night, but during the day she's pretty much back to her

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[artemis10002000]

God, what a scare! I'm so glad it looks right now (fingers crossed!) like it was indeed just a scare from too many treatments at once, but holy shit. I know how frightening such things are when your parent is at that certain age.

I hope you will have the time to recover and treat yourself to something nice as a breather.

[wiseheart]

I hope you will have the time to recover and treat yourself to something nice as a breather.

That would require more me-time than I've had in the last four years, I'm afraid.

[adafrog]

Glad she's better.

[wiseheart]

Thank you.

[elwenlj]

I suppose her digestion problems could have been caused by pain. Nausea is a symptom I often get when in pain.

[wiseheart]

She doesn't get it when in pain. It usually comes when she eats something that doesn't agree with her or that proves to be too hard for her remaining teeth (all four of them, all of them a bit wobbly).

[red_day_dawning]

Yesterday must have been dreadful! I’m sending you so many hugs. I’m glad that your mum’s health is a little better today. What an awful scare.

I got your Christmas card yesterday! Thank you so much, it’s beautiful! My family (sister and son) admired the stitching today - they agree that you’re very talented and patient.

[wiseheart]

The big advantage of paper embroidery is that the motifs are small and you can stop at any given time and pick it up when you can. With my current lifestyle it's a great relief.

I'm glad you liked your card - and it's arrived before Easter! Yay! *g*

[noadvertising]

Thank heavens that the worst is over!

[wiseheart]

My thoughts exactly!