I'll have to follow the Advice from a Bear ~ grin and bear it and look after your honey!
I keep telling myself: "patience grass hoppa , patience"
Thank you to everyone for your kind words and prayers.
Until next time ...
So it goes in my neck of the woods.
~mel
Glad to hear he is home... and I can sooooooooo relate to your comment!
ReplyDeleteI'm glad he is home. St. Joes is a great hospital. I like the advice as well.
ReplyDeleteI had no idea you were going thru this! It sounds like your hubby was very fortunate! NOW, will you worry every time he decides to go out hunting more than 50 yards out of your sight? I WOULD BE!! Hope all goes well for recovery and that you find that patience you need! Hugs!!
ReplyDeleteI just went back and read your last post ,oh my !!
ReplyDeleteI am glad your hubby is home ~ well enough to drive you crazy is a good sign he is on the mend . ha ha
I hear ya girlfriend but glad he is home.
ReplyDeleteI'm glad your husband is home and maybe he will be good and not give you a hard time like my husband did me. Ha. Take care. Jean
ReplyDeleteSlim ain't gonna give no trouble... Especially with such a cute no nonsense Nurse...
ReplyDeleteI saw a nurse the other day with a neat badge, "I'm the Mean Nurse".
Iffn the bear gets rambunctious, you can use a broom, but real easy.
Love ya, and yeah all hoomans male and female are sometimes NOT GOOD PATIENTS. And Patience is required.
Prayers and good thoughts coming your way. Love to The Slim Man.
Good golly. I missed your previous post. What a horrible accident. It is amazing how something can just happen out of the blue like that. I sure hope is ok and that he heals. I have had to nurse my husband through a new hip and a broken ankle. Just take deep breaths and in my case "don't look at the stiches!" Good luck to you both.
ReplyDeleteGod bless YOU! I have had to take care of a sick hubby through two or three major things and it is NOT easy. I am glad he is home and recovering and if you end up going physco I will come visit you in your round rubber room! xo Diana
ReplyDeleteGlad to hear he is home! Hope he is an easy patient for you :)
ReplyDeletelots of cards, board games, westerns and football and plenty of food fixed the way he likes it and you both Will survive. Have fun.
ReplyDeleteGlad to hear your husband's home and recovering. Hang in there.
ReplyDeleteI'm behind but caught up on your last post. I was so sorry to hear this happened to your hubby. Prayers for a speedy recovery and patience in his recovery for you dear one.
ReplyDeleteWhen the old bear is napping, go grab a cup of coffee over at Mom's. ~ just a half hour break could save a marriage! LOL
ReplyDelete'love & hugs from afar'