Also a bit intimidating. I mean at the last minute they decide he needs a calcium drip that took two hours to run. What is going to keep him from needing another one two days from now? Who would know? It is hard to hear when they tell you all the risks and also that there is so little known about heart reduction. But what you going do? The best you can and ask the Good Lord to see to what you can't.
I'm going to work at keeping my heart healthy by eating this gift of fresh picked blueberries, my favorite. I've been waiting for them since last August.
Thank you for so much prayer and attention. Looks like a very slow four weeks and then we'll see what they say.
Call or text or drop by and see him sometime. Four weeks is a long time to be porch bound.
Sam could barely contain himself.
Ten Days Ago
Praise God for Blessings Great and Small
Look at that smiling face! Does my heart so good to see him happy and home! Maybe I can visit Sunday afternoon? I'm guessing you all will be home...love and a big squeeze to you both!
ReplyDeleteWe will likely be home for a good while. I just don't think I can bring myself to risk that incision.
DeleteStop in when you can. Love the pictures of your trip.
Am happy he is back home.
ReplyDeleteMe too! Thank you for your faithful prayers.
DeleteWe just read the good news! Loved the pictures. His dog is so happy his master is home. Thank you Lord! Thank you for renewed strength each day. Thank you for your Mercy and Grace. Hope to see you all soon. Will call beforehand to make sure you are home.
ReplyDeleteThank you for your prayers and God's provision. Yes, a little progress each day, with no setbacks will be awesome.
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