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19 comments:
Great to hear from you Roger and I hope for a continued good recovery.
Yes, it is wonderful to hear from you Roger! I continue to hold good thoughts for your recovery and return to your lovely new home. Much love to you and Robin both. It is a difficult time and one neither of you deserved, but like all the others, I'm here for both of you!
Sylvia
Hi Roger,
Yes, being incarcerated in a hospital is a loathsome thing. I expect I'm not alone in saying that I'll be glad when you can blow that place and get back to the ranch. Here's hoping that will be sooner rather than later.
Hang in there and here's hoping all goes well for you.
Thinking positive thoughts for you and Robin!!
Cheers!
Hope they spring you soon roger but am glad you were able to get access to a computer. Wonderful to hear from you personally.
Hugs to you and robin.
You were in my thoughts at 4am
Ray Smith & Japhy Ryder may be right
This is all an illusion
But life is still precious
We are all Dharma Bums on the same journey
Om Mani Padme Om
Hey, Roger, I hope the pain recedes quickly and you get your strength comes back quickly. It is a wonderful surprise to see a post from you. We all are pulling for you.
(the verification word for posting this comment is "blsses").
That was "blesses" not "blsses"!
we are thinking of you both this weekend. R has his colonscopy on tuesday, he can't wait LOL!
Farm Boss and I think of you often and hope this is all soon just one of those things people go through to remember as a challenge that was met and left behind
Without patients, the computer probably wouldn't exist - hardy har.
Hope you're out soon.
hope the worst of the pain AND the uncharming hospital environment are soon behind you, roger!
good to hear from you.hope that recovery is quick.
Amazing - You're blogging from the hospital! Sounds like recouperation and recovery is just around the bend! Hopefully you'll be home soon.
Thinking of you my friend, and those who love you!
alan
I appreciate your openness about the depressing moments and pain, roger. It sure does help to have supportive listeners, no matter what one is experiencing.
Word verification: comph (short for complete healing or comphortable)
i hope you can find small ways to amuse yourself whilst in the hospital -- A necessary evil for sure. Just don't mess with the nurses -- they can be mean Muthas, but they are devoted to your comfort and recover.
xxoo
Sending more healing prayers your way.
My word verification is "phopman" (for someone who makes a hospital gown look dapper?)
Best wishes, Roger, Stay strong, your fight will be our fight one day, and we look to you for strength and humble inspiration. Here's to a quick recovery and a long remission and cure.
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