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Fwd: From Twitter 02-28-2011
Mar. 4th, 2011 12:00 amFor those of you wondering about the sudden tweet spam: well, Ramon had to visit the ER last Feb 27th, and was confined for three nights. Total bed rest, said the cardio - but Ramon was ambulant by the time we were to go home. *grin* That is to say, he was ambling like the old grey mare who ain't what she used to be; so the doctor allowed us to go home, on the strict understanding that hubby was to have total rest until March 7 for his blood works, and March 8 for his follow-up appointment, when we will know what happens next.
Ma, bless her, needed as much cheering up as Ramon, if not more, and helped out with the payment of doctor fees and hospital bills. Thank God for two doctors agreeing to share one bill, and Ramon's 20% senior discount (which is far less a red-tape-laden prodcedure than Philhealth, it seems).
Dad? We will not speak of Dad's reaction. At all. In fact, the less said, the better.
We were home March 2nd. As of this writing, I have dealt with laundry (lots and lots of laundry!), changed the bed linens, sorted and labeled the take-home medicines of hubby and set up his dosages for tomorrow (poor man is now totally confused re dosages and times). Caught up on e-mail and Dreamwidth. Caught up on Read It Later list. And so on. Still have a gazillion feeds to catch up on, but can take care of that by judicious weeding before reading.
So...life is good, and we are beyond grateful that things are back to normal. Ramon totally chafing at the bit, but I have told him to accept that his heart just won't agree with the way he feels, and not to try any foolishness.
Have some Oscars-related tweets, which we watched in the hospital. Well, most of it, since Ramon had to go down to the Heart Station for a 2-D echocardiogram after the first few awards. By the time we got back, live telecast was over, and I caught the replay later that night. Personally? I think Kirk Douglas was the best part of the Oscars, bar none. Anne Hathaway and James Franco should stick to acting.
( Tweets! )
Ma, bless her, needed as much cheering up as Ramon, if not more, and helped out with the payment of doctor fees and hospital bills. Thank God for two doctors agreeing to share one bill, and Ramon's 20% senior discount (which is far less a red-tape-laden prodcedure than Philhealth, it seems).
Dad? We will not speak of Dad's reaction. At all. In fact, the less said, the better.
We were home March 2nd. As of this writing, I have dealt with laundry (lots and lots of laundry!), changed the bed linens, sorted and labeled the take-home medicines of hubby and set up his dosages for tomorrow (poor man is now totally confused re dosages and times). Caught up on e-mail and Dreamwidth. Caught up on Read It Later list. And so on. Still have a gazillion feeds to catch up on, but can take care of that by judicious weeding before reading.
So...life is good, and we are beyond grateful that things are back to normal. Ramon totally chafing at the bit, but I have told him to accept that his heart just won't agree with the way he feels, and not to try any foolishness.
Have some Oscars-related tweets, which we watched in the hospital. Well, most of it, since Ramon had to go down to the Heart Station for a 2-D echocardiogram after the first few awards. By the time we got back, live telecast was over, and I caught the replay later that night. Personally? I think Kirk Douglas was the best part of the Oscars, bar none. Anne Hathaway and James Franco should stick to acting.
( Tweets! )
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