Surgery--Again

osso, Being still doesn't bother me at all. It's the itch that's bothersome. Glad you're with me--thanks for hanging in.

Love you Boida, big hugs always ((((((((((Boida))))))))) xxxxx you're always in my thoughts xx

If I were there, I would volunteer to be the official nose scratcher - were it possible.

Izzie, As I live and breathe (more or less). Thanks for stopping in. I think about you too, kid.

Hey, edgar, Aren't personal nose scratchers only for the rich? I appreciate the thought. You're a good kid.

Any more news????

The circulation in my legs is OK. My blood sugar level is lower than it's been in years. (No, I don't have diabetes.)

I'll know more after all the steenkin' tests. I have physical therapy this Thursday.

When are you moving, bunny?

always got best thoughts for you, even though I drop by infrequently. You are loved.

Well, good to know some of the things it ISNT!

Moving? Good question. House is supposed to be ready on 27/4.

Likely moving early May. I'm taking some leave so I'm hoping to have some settling in time and time to enjoy things and begin putting in a garden.

Poor Sebastian is really suffering in the tiny space I'm in now.

Hey Bunny, poor Sebastian might get weirded out when you get to the new place. Kitty's take a little time to adjust. You might want to ask your Vet about a mild tranquilizer for the day you move and a few days to settle in. I don't like to dope up my pets, but I had a Springer Spaniel that was so freaked out when I had the siding replaced on the house, she refused to go near the discarded siding (the genius crew removed all of it and it was stacked in a pile on every side of the house) and would not relieve herself. My Chloe was a big scaredy-cat, and the vet gave her something so she could relax and finally step over the siding. The crew didn't pick that siding up for two weeks, the house was all tarpaper and plywood, a total eyesore. poor Chloe couldn't hold it for two weeks, and she was immaculate in the house....she would have sooner blown up than tinkle in the house.

I'm not going to recommend the tranks, they might be bad for cats...but check with your vet and see what they say.

My cats adore moving. There are BOXES and new places to explore.

Good, I forgot how much cats love boxes. We had a big ginger cat in the early 80's that would try to stuff himself into the shoebox my husband kept his softball shoes in. His big butt hung over the back of the box but he always looked serene as if he intended his butt and tail to stick out.

All cats.

So...it's May! Any useful results from all that time at Bellevue?

I meant April. Tap tap....anyone home? BOOOOIIIIIIIIDDDAAAAAAAA!

April shmapril. If I had any results, I'd post them here. I truly, really, positively, and absolutely appreciate your interest and concern, bunny.

I may have some info tomorrow. (I'm hoping to get the results of my CAT scan.

My ride didn't show up so I missed the appointment. It's rescheduled for May. We won't discuss how angry I am and was.

Grrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr!!!!!!!!!!!

Very sorry to hear that. It happens often, it seems? How are you in yourself? Balance any better? Dog good?

My balance is the same. The dog is good.

I'm generally snarly. Went to my book group today. I warned them that I'm opinionated. Actually most of the women there are opinionated, but I'm the one that gets all worked up and emotional.

Write a mystery novel about the Murder in the Book Group!

Make yourself the obvious suspect but make the nice one the killer!

When I worked in obstetrics I was always plotting a book about a murder in the ante-natal ward. I should write it. It's a perfect setting.