It's over

Just wanted to post an update and say that everything went well today.  They entered my venous system through the jugular vein so my neck is unbelievable sore and sensitive to the touch.  I have to keep a pressure bandage until tomorrow so that I don't accidentally bleed out if it doesn't clot properly.  (Kidding, but not kidding, Irv was given specific instructions on what to do if it starts bleeding--call 911 even though we're right across the street from the hospital and then lay me flat on the floor and apply pressure.)

My sweet hubby is taking great care of me.  He got me some Minnesotan fried cheese curds for lunch (most of which are still in the refrigerator) and now he's out getting me some frozen yogurt.  Hopefully I'll be on the mend now and my life can become more active again.

Looking forward to going home on Wednesday!

By the way, I only have 280 steps logs today.  I guess that means I'll have to do 20K tomorrow.  :)

Comments

Brenda Hammer said…
So glad to hear that everything went well! Hoping that you will feel so much better in the days to come! What a sad day yesterday (Sunday) was.... :( I too will always be a Bronco fan. Just feel so bad that they were not able to play to their full potential. Was hard to watch. Sounds like you have a great nurse! We are very blessed with wonderful husbands!
February 3, 2014 at 9:31 PM
Yogi♪♪♪ said…
I've been under the weather with the flu or something so my steps are down below 1000 per day or so myself. I guess we'll both have to double up to make up.
February 6, 2014 at 5:26 AM
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