I was walking through this pretty summer pathway and thought it was worthy of a photo! I've likely taken a photo here before but every year, it seems a bit different.
I'm having some major surgery done in a few weeks (hysterectomy). It's elective, but better done sooner rather than later as I've had a large fibroid for years. It will require 2 or 3 days in hospital. Yesterday I had to do some pre-admission bloodwork at the lab. It was busy, but they processed at least 30 of us in about an hour.
Then I picked up some new mouthguards at the dentist in the same building. I have a grinding problem at night.
I'll take a blogging break starting the middle of next week I think, to get ready for the surgery. The weekends are also getting busy.
11 comments:
Lovely picture. All the best for your surgery, and have a good rest afterwards! Valerie
What an absolutely beautiful (and magical) path!
Sending you big hugs and warm wishes as you prepare for your surgery... I'll be thinking of you :)
xo
Kristin
Good luck and best wishes to you.
lovely path,, take care in the weeks ahead,, I will keep you in my thoughts and prayers,, its a big operation but you'll be right as rain in no time at all.I too am a grinder,, that goodness for the guards,,
good morning,
a beautiful summer pathway - i will be wishing you healthy thoughts over the next few weeks! hugs to you my friend!
Beautiful picture and make sure you rest after the surgery. Wishing you all the very best. Annette x
beautiful picture....sending best wishes for the surgery...take good care and we will see you when you get back....
sending love,
kary and teddy
xx
Thanks for your kind wishes everyone.
Have a smooth and save surgery....take care..
That is a beautiful photo Christine. Very restful. I love paths - there is always an expectation of where they may end up.
Best wishes for your surgery. I know you will have taken every care you need to and be well planned for it. I hope you get some rest as well over this time. I, like everyone else, will be thinking of you too.
And yes, I too have to wear a mouthguard as well because I grind my teeth (I am not good at wearing it) - we must be type a personalities or something, lol!!
Good luck with the surgery - I had it done 18 months ago and felt better almost immediately, but do go easy as it takes a lot longer than you realise to fully recover :) Erika
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