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Jeanie such wonderfull news about the mammogram! I am so sorry I can't help out with computer stuff - simply don't know about it. I hope you find a puter that works well for you in your recovery. so happy to see some regularity of your postings. Keep well special Jeanie |
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Jeanie you had mentioned about your computer not sitting on your stomach....dh has "table-mates" in his man cave. They are adjustable.....not decorative by any means but might be worth considering. Edit: available in some magazines, as seen on tv, Walmart etc. |
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Just reading this dear friend, so happy that you are doing well....Hugs |
Jeanie, would something like a "bedside table" like they have in the hospital, rolls over your bed so you can eat, etc....then you could just roll it to the foot of your bed, and not have to worry about lifting anything up and off the table....they have some smaller tables like that....I have seen them in Harriet Carter catalogs which I get ad nauseum.....that may wok well for you, so you just set your machine on the table and then roll the table back and forth for you to use the computer.... Glad you are on the mend! We used to tell our patients to take it slow and easy....at the end of every day, try to make it a point to have done "just ONE more", exercise/movement/etc...."just one more" each day....one more bite of food, one more glass of beverage, one more step down the hall, one more minute on the treadmill or exercise bike or whatever you are doing....."just one more"...... |
:D I think you would have to lift it one time onto the table, then slide it to you and away from you......as long as you have it set up at the right height. I don't know if you have to deal with "computer cords" but they too could be managed I would think. Worth looking online....think they are under $50 Quote:
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Ah, Judy, until the last couple of years I've always been one of those that does 10 more things every day and my friends and even the doctor has to dial me back. That's always been my trouble - overdoing EVERYTHING I've ever done and fretting if I don't excel. By bedtime, I'd usually fall into bed overly exhausted. But these last 2 years have been a grind and I've gotten what the doctor calls "frail". At least with the cancer gone, the gross fatigue has left! Now I'm just good and tired at the end of the day - not wiped out but I still do and go to excess. Just can't seem to hold any weight or much strength. Got down to 112 in the hospital, gained to 116 week B4 last and was back to 113 last Thursday! Doc says I'm frailer than he likes for 5'4"but said give it a while longer and I should begin to gain weight/strength. Lifting Tibbe is wearing me out, not pumping me up - haha. He's had a sore leg or paw and can't jump at all and we've got to get him well so I can get well! I seem to take 10,000 steps a day going up and down the hall of this house, in and out of rooms and out into the yard and all of it sometimes on two canes as now my left hip needs replacing and the right one was never right - needs a re-do. Seems the bone didn't grow in around the nodes or things on the implant. So there's that. Still yucky orthopedic times but am thankful no cancer treatment though I've still got to see the colon oncologist for the final say on that. Tibbe keeps me smiling and laughing out loud every day though. A Yorkie is always the best medicine - if I could just keep this one of mine well! |
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Daddy had cancer surgery and during his recoup period, his appetite was not good...but he loved malts that I made him using ice cream (Blue Bell Butter Pecan, his favorite!) and Ensure....he would drink those about 6 times a day, plus whatever little solid meals we could get down him..... and he got a lot of calories in a 24 hour period....as you know, your body needs those calories to rebuild muscle and tissue.......maybe you would like those malts, maybe use different flavors to your liking....and they have sooooo many different brands now.....any additional calories for tissue building is much needed! Daddy couldnt stand the smell of meat cooking after he had his surgery and his bout with cancer treatment......so he had to drink those supplements to load calories into a mostly veggie and fruit diet....and banannas!! Bananna splits til the world looked level!!! Bless your heart....I wish I could think of things that would absolutely set you on fire, energize your brain and your appetite and help you manage your day to day activities of living and really be of some value to you......I am just thrilled you are back, and with your precious little Tibbe...... |
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I'm sorry your dad had to go through so much suffering with his cancer! Such a dreadful disease!!!!! I'm always hesitant to ask but hope he made it. You sure did your part to help out and that had to help! I pray he's doing well. Dads sure are special! |
Jeanie, I went looking online if there were any swivel table mates and there are! Also, couch tables of various heights that can roll away when you want it out of the way. Once you place your laptop there, you wouldn't need to lift it. Just a thought if you google either of them there are many to look at. I always have you in my prayers to gain strength and able to get your hip done so you can be pain free. Hugs to you! |
dog Sending love and prayers from California to you and Tibbe. Eat little meals for strength and know that you have many friends thinking of you. A day at a time and a prayer for strength, you will get better Jeanie. |
prayers for Jeanie Prayers for a quick recovery. So glad you found an excellent surgeon A hug to Jeanie from all of us. Quote:
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Jeanie Thinking of you Jeanie and praying for the day when you feel good again. Love and hugs, Dot xxx |
I, too, am always thinking of and praying for you. You and Tibbe continue to go through so much together. I pray that things get easier for both of you and that wellness returns to you. Thank you for praying for Jeanie, who is such a vital part of our community. We both appreciate your prayers greatly. Please continue to pray for her. |
Sending positive thoughts to you, Jeannie, for a speedy recovery and hope that you will be healthy again... very soon. All the very best to you!:aimeeyork |
Jeanie Thinking of you today as always and praying you feel well again soon. Love and hugs to you and Tibbe. Xxxxx |
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Praying, as always, for you, dear Jeanie.... |
:) Good evening Dear Jeanie + Tibbe....:) Hoping and praying all's well...and sending big, fat, British hugs from over here...!!! ;) Love from Sally, Andy + Harry xxx :heart to |
Thinking of and praying for Jeanie that all is going well. Hope someone can let us know how she is faring and tell her we are praying for her. :love: |
Best wishes from Gucci, Zippy, Rambo, Robyn and I.... |
Gosh........I am dying here, worried about Jeanie and Tibbe....has anyone gotten any news? Obviously, I missed something someplace.....seems I was reading about trying to get some kind of a table to help support her little computer or whatever it was, and then she dropped off my radar....is she back in the hospital??? |
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Check in dear lady and let us know how you and Tibbe are doing. |
I have been speaking to Jeanie, but the last time I spoke with her was a few days ago. I will try her again later today. Below is copied from a PM I replied to from a dear lady who was concerned about Jeanie. I hope she doesn't mind. It saves me some time, and at this point, it's essentially all I know. The last time I spoke to Jeanie she sounded so tired, and although Jeanie always welcomes my calls, I don't want to cause her more pain. "Last Thursday (September 17th) she was so happy, since she got such great news after having multiple biopsies of her esophagus that day. She was having acute mid-sternal level or esophageal pain, radiating into her right breast area, ribs and a bit into the area between her shoulder blades. The pain interfered with her breathing, reaching, walking with a cane, getting comfortable in any position and laughing, coughing or anything at all. Last night she said the pain was much better than it had been. Jeanie thinks she tore her costochondral joints lifting Tibbe. Poor Jeanie has had such a difficult time, but she is always so warm and cheerful. I really think the thoughts and prayers from people who care about her really sustain her. The pain from her neck and abdominal area and now this new pain make it difficult for her to use her laptop, but Jeanie is most likely going to get an IPad which will make it much easier to stay connected. I will definitely get back to you once I know more." We were both so relieved after hearing the preliminary results from her esophagus, since her parents, sister, and brother have had serious issues with their esophagus. The doctor thought it would be unusual for Jeanie to tear her costochondral joints lifting Tibbe or her laptop. I am praying that Jeanie's neck pain, costochondrial joint pain, headaches, and her tummy pain subsides and that she can gather strength and be free from pain. I am also praying for great results from her oncologist. Please get well soon, Jeanie. We all miss and love you, and we are praying that wellness returns to you. You bring such a warmth to Yorkietalk, and for me, it seems like something very vital is missing when you're not here. |
Thank you so much Lisa for letting us know. I am praying for Jeanie that she will improve and be healthy. If Tibbe needs to be picked up and it is causing her pain...there needs to be a change somewhere for her. She can't be lifting things that may cause injury to her and not have her heal. I think of and pray for her every day. Sending her warm hugs. If you hear anything more please let us know as we care so much about her. |
Continued prayers for Jeanie. |
Praying that you will get pain relief and healing Jeanie. |
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Jeanie, sending prayers for your recovery. I hope you are feeling better soon. Hugs, Dear Lady, you have been through so much. |
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