We're making progress although it is more like p r o g r e s s — a bit on the slow side.
Sue did have a better night, but when you can't move around much, repose will still not be great. She did have a migraine this morning, but not like yesterday's. Yes, that it what we suppose it was although we don't know for certain. Sue does get migraines upon waking once or twice a month. Thankfully, they don't last more than a few hours. Yesterday's experience was something else entirely, and coming off surgery, we feared that something might have been going terribly amiss. Under the circumstances, I think it was the right thing to go to ER.
On the home front, I am keeping up with things more or less, but, believe it or not, the weekend is almost here, which is when we do laundry, electricity rates being cheapest then.
We seem to be getting bad weather warnings on almost a daily basis lately. Thankfully, most of the very worst stuff has been bypassing us.
Last night, after the deluge ceased, I peered out the bedroom window and saw an impressive cloud. I grabbed my little camera and leaned out to take a picture.
Too bad I didn't catch any of the occasional lightning bursts that fired from time to time.
Oh migraines does seem part of what happened with Sue. So very sorry about them. Lucky you get a break on weekend electricity. Enjoy doing your laundry...I've got quite a stack of my own. Keep on with all your cheerful endeavors, no matter how small. Clouds out the window even.
ReplyDeleteWe had a few thunderstorm come though this week.
ReplyDeleteCoffee is on, and stay safe.
Good to hear progress is occurring.
ReplyDeleteWishing you & Sue a peaceful, healing, and uneventful weekend.
We had weather warnings here too but only got a few drops of rain and then the sun came out.
ReplyDeleteYou were right to go to the hospital. It could have been an infection or something. Glad Sue is on the mend.
Oh, migraine! That probably does explain it, on top of surgery, lack of rest, and medication.
ReplyDeleteThe weather gods are certainly testing your metal - rubber footwear may be the safe way to go - at least during lightning flashes. lol :-) ♥
ReplyDeleteMigraine are terrible. I hate it when a weather system brings a migraine my way.
ReplyDeleteWell, that's much better news. I do hope she will be able to sleep in her own bed soon, though. If she is anything like me, she sleeps better there.
ReplyDeleteI had migraines a few times as a kid so I can only send Sue my sincerest sympathy. They are nasty and I think mine didn't go away as fast as her so there's that. Patience and courage.
ReplyDeleteWith that weather, I would try setting up time lapse filming the sky. Hope Sue is doing alright.
ReplyDeleteNot being prone to migraines, I had no idea of the damage they can cause. I'm glad that there is progress, slow as it is. I hope this is soon just a bad memory! That cloud is scary.
ReplyDeleteHopefully these bumps in recovery will be over.
ReplyDeleteWe had a monster of a storm in the city yesterday.
ReplyDeleteThanks, AC, for the update on Sue and while glad to read that she is improving, the migraines do sound terrible, just in reading, not from personal experience. Hope you will both have as restful a weekend as possible because you both deserve one.
ReplyDeleteHope Sue is much better soon. Is she still under the doctor's care?
ReplyDeleteI hope both of you are progressing.
ReplyDeleteMy mom had migraines, as did I when I first started working, with 3 kids... Every Friday at 4 p.m. during choir practice, with my kids running around the church sanctuary. What was I thinking?!
I thought about try8ing for lightning, but I just didn't have the motivation.
wow -- the lighting on that cloud is amazing. I'm glad things are leveling a bit-- and I hope all on the upside.
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