JimL
Well-known member
months old, or 5 years, so I guess I'm going to kindergarten. I don't have any great thoughts this morning, just all the things I've been able to see and do the past five years, things I would have missed out on if a very astute ER doctor hadn't found the problem quickly. I watched my daughter graduate from high school, and cried. I watched my oldest son get married and cried. I watched two other sons graduate from college at the same time, but didn't cry. I baptized my grandson. I finished work on an additional degree.
Five years is also a long time to be coming to VRcom every day, usually several times a day. Perhaps I'm fixated on heart problems, but this is still such an unusual surgery that only the people here really "get" it. So I will probably keep returning here for my emotional fix. And I'll keep joking about painkillers -- I've never met one I didn't like -- since 5 years ago this morning they were hooking me up for some wonderful stuff. The rest of that day is a blur, and maybe today will be also. But today is one of those tomorrows I wouldn't have had without that surgery.
Well, I need to get my INR checked...
Five years is also a long time to be coming to VRcom every day, usually several times a day. Perhaps I'm fixated on heart problems, but this is still such an unusual surgery that only the people here really "get" it. So I will probably keep returning here for my emotional fix. And I'll keep joking about painkillers -- I've never met one I didn't like -- since 5 years ago this morning they were hooking me up for some wonderful stuff. The rest of that day is a blur, and maybe today will be also. But today is one of those tomorrows I wouldn't have had without that surgery.
Well, I need to get my INR checked...