Frankie and Slim

Frankie and Slim
Happy New Year

Friday, January 12, 2018

WELCOME BACK ME:-)

Hospital for diagnosis.

They go through my wrist.

All done but will return for stent.

Home after stent inserted. This time they went through groin.  Frankie and Slim protect me.
Working on a few portraits of blog friends.  Can you guess? Will post more later.


Played games.
Lots of family around.
Second Christmas Dinner
More Christmas more family more games.

Still under some restrictions.  Hope to see everyone Monday with a Question Of The Week.  Plan to start Cardiac rehab again.  This was my 5th stent since 2003 MI, but no heart attack this time.  Caught early.  Hoping to pay better attention to my health this time around.

45 comments:

  1. Welcome back ! You are a miracle woman !Looking good happy & smiling !

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    1. Thanks Ram. Your portrait is one I am working on but will be a while before I can complete it:-)

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    2. Thanks ! I am honoured & delighted !

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  2. Looking good! Appears you are doing well. Happy New Year!

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    1. Doing great (I think). Thanks Sharon.

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  3. Yea, she is back!!! So glad you are back and recuperating. I can so feel your pain for I got out of the hospital yesterday for the same darn thing. I had two stents for a 99.7% blockage. We both need to do a better job paying attention. I will if you will.

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    1. I just caught a glimpse of you post Patti. Yes, we must proceed with caution. I will if you will...Amen!

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    Glad it was caught early enough.
    You get better, girl.
    Great to see you post.
    Healing wishes your way.

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    1. Won't be healthy if I get an air fryer like yours? You have a lot of good suggestions for healthy lifestyle

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    2. I find with the 1700 watt air-fryer that I used little to no oil. Even when making potatoes. So yum.

      Hope you feel better soon!

      And yes, I'm 100 percent bound on removing those cupboards. They are too dang high for me and that's with a footstool. Plus, I'm going for a prep kitchen/lab function.

      Thanks for dropping by today.

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  5. I was expecting you to look like you’ve been through the ringer. Instead, you look fabulous!
    I hope you get stronger and feel better each day.

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    1. I have been catching bits of your posts and I'm afraid you're the one going through the ringer . Sure hope you're feeling great now .

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  6. Stay strong and take care in 2018. It looks like you have a great support team around you.

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    1. It has been wonderful to be surrounded by family and now I'm totally on my own well except for the dogs and I think I'm ready

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  7. I'm glad you are on the mend, those procedures are relatively easy on you now days for being as serious as they are, I had a 100% blockage taken care of during an emergency situation, and another through the wrist, that one was a lot easier on me. Just take care of yourself and don't rush the recovery.

    I know who the portraits are... nice job.

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    1. It does seem like there are a lot of us that have the stents. Yes they are some of the miracles of modern medicine . Glad you are in good health as well and yes you were right on the portraits .

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  8. So glad to see you back surrounded by loving family and friends and as feisty as ever.

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    1. Thank you I have been surrounded by family and friends. The feisty part is why they've all gone home . LOL

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  9. Welcome back. You have been missed. And reading through the comments I am thrilled to hear that you are doing as well as you look.

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    1. Thank you so much E.C. It is good to be back but I sure have a lot of catching up to do.

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  10. Glad you're home. And don't be vain about veins. Hang in there!

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    1. Thank you Bill. It is good to be back in my home and hopefully for long time now. Loved the pun. LOL

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  11. Lovely to see you back. Love the photos looks like you had a great time with the family. Take care of yourself.

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    1. Thank you Winifred. It was great being surrounded by family but will try for a better excuse next time. LOL Thank you for your support along the way. It was great hearing from you.

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  12. Take care of yourself, Annie. Those smiling faces should make you feel better (and your guard dogs). I just read that Patti also got 2 stents for a blockage. We'll have to start a Heart Sister Club! Rest and relax!

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    1. Barb you have done a wonderful job of recovery from your cardiac events. You can be the leader of our sisters. I think I have been at it longer but not with good results and discipline like you.

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  13. Oh my word, I wish you the very best. Please stay healthy. We all love you.

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    1. Thank you so much cube. Love you too! I am going to try to be good now with this recovery.

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  14. 5th stent? Yikes. My ex-the first had a heart attack last year and they inserted a stent right away, through his groin, then told him he needs to schedule for another one sometime before Christmas. I haven't checked, but he probably had that done as he's still around.
    Please take care of yourself.

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    1. After my first heart attack in 2003 they fixed a 100% blockage then had me come back a month later to fix the 80% blockage. I didn't understand why they didn't fix both at the same time. The doctor killed me in the second stent procedure and I was gone for 30 seconds. Hope you Ex got his taken care of.

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  15. Great news! Welcome back..so glad to hear

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    1. Thank you Ashok. I am anxious to catch up on some of your great photography.

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  16. Great news. I have been latent in reading blogs and did not know. You looked really good in the hospital. I wish I could look that happy and healthy while undergoing procedures! Please exercise and eat well so you can have a few decades more.

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    1. Thanks Tabor. Exercising and eating well are the keys to recovery. I am hopeful. The "eating well" is the hard part.

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  17. Oh my gosh - how did I miss this? First of all I am sorry I did, but I am thrilled you are okay and doing better. It seems that you are in good health now, with family, and keeping busy. Love and prayers, sandie

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    1. Thank you for the love and prayers.

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  18. Glad to see you back and looking so well!

    And I recognise the two J's! :D Love them!

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    1. Thanks! I am glad to be back. Glad you liked the sketches. I tried to doodle blog friends in my absence. Not all our friends have pictures on their sites.

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  19. I didn't know about this but you didn't seem to need my help, you look great!!

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  20. Great to have you back blogging, Annie. And it's great to know everything went well.

    Now...you, young lady...just behave yourself and follow all the instructions given!!

    Take good care. :)

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    1. Thanks Lee. It has been great to have your encouragement.

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  21. I'm so glad you are doing so well. That was an ordeal, but so nice that your family rallied around you!

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  22. Your good people and we need you. Glad to hear you came through this bump in the road with flying colors.

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  23. I've missed so much since I've been busy traveling, ETC. I'm so glad you recuperated and got back on your feet. Yay!

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