Tuesday, March 11, 2008
WORRY BEADS
Surgery is scheduled for tomorrow at 8 a.m. so the other night, lying in bed, I started to relive my recent experiences. It was easier not to contemplate what was about to happen to me before my first operation. These days I know too much.
My heart did a jumpy thing. Was it palpitations? A sign of undetected heart disease? Was I really fit for surgery? After all, I've done nothing but much but hang out on my couch the last couple of months--not very good training for another marathon in the OR.
Then I realized that I was worrying, and that worrying is optional. Phew! I turned out the light, put the worry beads under my pillow and slept like a child.
See you all in a few days.
i love this image if slipping the worry beads under the pillow.
I wish for you a restful, pain-free, anxiety-free, compassionate recovery. For Ted as well. You're in the hearts and minds of so many.
xo,
Amy MacKinnon
Looks like another nugget to add to my life treasures.
May your day be blessed with a worry free outcome...Hurry back.
YOur surgery is probably over by now and I hope you're resting comfortably, family by your side. You're a brave on, Patry.
xoxo
Tish
It's 7:30 -- hopefully you're resting with Ted and kids bedside. We're thinking of you and sending positive thoughts, prayers, karma your way for a speedy recovery. Celebration will be in order this spring. All my love, Alice
sending our love to you and ted always. x0x0
All the best and beautiful wishes coming your way.
(And thanks for reminding me that worry is optional.)
Patry is doing very well following successful surgery. We hope to have her home in several days. Thanks for all your support and prayers.
Ted
Love to you,
D.
Laura and Fred
PS Don't worry.
Thank you, Ted, for the update. I hope Patry's home and comfy now....
The Liar's diary arrived in my mail box last week and though I finished the story this afternoon, it is not yet done with me. I am still in its grip, entranced by the complexity of the journey and simply enthralled by your writing.
What a gift you have! What a gift you are!
Thinking of you and wishing you the speediest and most comfortable of recoveries.
xo Therese
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