TOO OFTEN WE UNDERESTIMATE THE POWER OF A TOUCH, A SMILE, A KIND WORD, A LISTENING EAR, AN HONEST COMPLIMENT, OR THE SMALLEST ACT OF CARING, ALL OF WHICH HAVE THE POTENTIAL TO TURN A LIFE AROUND
So glad to hear that Tom is still improving and gaining some strength. It will probably take some time. I know many of us would bring you a meal if we could. Hang in there :-)
Wish I could come cook for you *s* Glad to hear that Tom is continuing to improve . . . . and that the skunk smell is diminishing. Remember to take care of yourself.
I am feeling well enough to make it to the computer in the family area to read all these sweet and caring posts. Thanks to all of the readers of Kim's blog for your care and concern. I know she appreciates all the support that's been coming her way these past weeks. If my blood work comes together I may be ready to come home in a day or 2. I could probably leave today but for my blood thinner stabilization. I love you Kim, and I'll be home torturing you again before you know it.
Things are sounding good. I know what you mean about the hyper vigilance...my hubby had a heart attack last year and I still find myself watching him when he is doing anything that is really strenuous and biting my toungue to keep from saying anything. A habit I just can't seem to shake off. It comes with loving someone and wanting them in your life. Your family is in my thoughts and prayers.
Just dropping in to let you know you are in my thoughts and prayers. I'm hopeful that things are still moving in the right direction and you can bring him home soon.
small dreams no houses as long as a train with places feet never touch no rooms decorated in hues stark and plain no notice of tax that could instead pay for college just a cottage wild ferns a yard stretching forever alive with prairie grass and sounds of pleasant insects making hay a trail to the river sounds of water faint lines of lights miles and miles away... this too then... a place to write where I can see nesting birds just beyond the wooden windowsill a small spot as plain as me where my words can hum in the quiet and where my simple heart is always warm....
I wish I lived closer...I'd come a cook for you :o) Glad each day is bringing healing and recovering.
ReplyDeleteWhat good, good news! Get some rest too...you're going to need it!
ReplyDeleteSo glad to hear that Tom is still improving and gaining some strength. It will probably take some time. I know many of us would bring you a meal if we could. Hang in there :-)
ReplyDeleteThings are sounding better!
ReplyDeleteWish I could come cook for you *s* Glad to hear that Tom is continuing to improve . . . . and that the skunk smell is diminishing. Remember to take care of yourself.
ReplyDeleteThese are good news,I hope that his recovery will continue. You must try to get some rest so you can nurse Tom when he comes home.
ReplyDeleteI am feeling well enough to make it to the computer in the family area to read all these sweet and caring posts. Thanks to all of the readers of Kim's blog for your care and concern. I know she appreciates all the support that's been coming her way these past weeks. If my blood work comes together I may be ready to come home in a day or 2. I could probably leave today but for my blood thinner stabilization. I love you Kim, and I'll be home torturing you again before you know it.
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Tom! You silly goose! I love you and I don't mind the torture one little bit, lol...just come home so we can pick up our lives and move ahead.
ReplyDeletePrayers DO work - I am sure of that. Congrats on healing, albeit slow. Peace and gentle care for you both.
ReplyDeleteTom's post brings tears to my eyes, I am so happy for the two of you. Tom ~ get well, Kim ~ try to rest some, you will need it.
ReplyDeleteBig hugs,
Lizzie
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Glad he's improving. Hang in there! He'll be home before you know it.
ReplyDeleteThings are sounding good. I know what you mean about the hyper vigilance...my hubby had a heart attack last year and I still find myself watching him when he is doing anything that is really strenuous and biting my toungue to keep from saying anything. A habit I just can't seem to shake off. It comes with loving someone and wanting them in your life. Your family is in my thoughts and prayers.
ReplyDeleteJust dropping in to let you know you are in my thoughts and prayers. I'm hopeful that things are still moving in the right direction and you can bring him home soon.
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