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Re: Roll Call
| Beverley | 06 Jun 2006 22:24 |
I'm still doing it. Well, I'm not always doing it well but I keep plugging away at it. Everything is far from spotless. But as long as I can do it I guess I will. My husband has no idea how to use the appliances in this house. Bev
> Shelagh, > Like you, I have been married 36 yrs to a wonderful and understanding [quoted text clipped - 13 lines] > Hugs, > Sherry |
| Sherry | 05 Jun 2006 23:57 |
Shelagh, Like you, I have been married 36 yrs to a wonderful and understanding man...and it has been fantastic to have him step up and take care of the things that I can no longer do. I don't have to feel guilty about him going to the grocery store, or cleaning, or cooking, after he has worked all day because he knows I held a full time job, kept the house spotless, meals cooked and raised our child, etc etc etc....when I was no longer able to work I still managed to keep everything else done, but has gotten to the point that I just can't ...so he pitches in. My son's girlfriend does what she can when she is here on weekends so she keeps the back half of the house in order.
One day at a time is the way I have learned to live and I still think that is all anyone can do.
Hugs, Sherry
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| Shelagh | 05 Jun 2006 23:29 |
Same as me... here and coping best i can... I did hire a cleaning girl and it has been a 'life saver' for me for sure! I am lucky to be retired with a man of 34 years marriage that is all there for me.. and I know it! I'd say that says it all as we are living where we want to be as first choice during our 'golden years now' and all is very well! of course it is taken on a day to day basis but today? it is a good day!
My hugs to you all in this ng of ours... it too has been a huge help through the past several years with crises ongoing of their own volition .... nice to see others having the same problems and then finding out how they worked things out ... so let's just all keep talking and sharing our life stories as we live with our illnesses.... my 2 cents worth fwiw! hugs from, Shelagh http://clik.to/lupus
> Present and doing about the same as always. > > Hugs, > Sherry |
| Sherry | 05 Jun 2006 18:58 |
Present and doing about the same as always.
Hugs, Sherry
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| Beverley | 05 Jun 2006 03:52 |
I know that summer sends many of us in different directions. So before everyone leaves ... ... ... how about a quick update?
We are in compliance with the city as of Friday morning. We still have the final coat of paint to put on the porch but primer was enough to satisfy the city.
I worked in the garden today and got many of my perennials and annuals planted. I actually got some sun on my face and it looks a wee bit tanned. That looks so odd for me. I did have my big western hat on but it still got some sun somehow.
With the pressure from the city off of us it will take a little while for me to catch up on every thing else that needs doing but at least the stress is gone. My body still aches and I think time will fix that problem. The neuralgia is still a factor and has not totally let up. I know without a doubt that it is tied to a lymphnode in my neck. I wonder if they can just remove a lymphnode. Would it cure the problem?
We are headed into hazy, hot and humid. Tonight (right now) it is 69F (about 20C) degrees and 71% humidity. Spring weather in gone!
(((HUGS to ALL))) Bev
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