May 1, 2014
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hard looks
10:45 am appointment for Mary at the Outpatient Pavillion in Columbia. Check of her pacemaker. My cough got me hard looks in the waiting room.
We lunched at O'Charley's. Mary had her usual potato soup. I ordered a half BLT with fries. Coming away, I felt very fatigued, a little nauseous.
Stop at the new Dollar General store just outside Columbia. Robitussin and Halls lozenges for me, a dinosaur riding stick for Leah.
Back in town, we stopped at Celebration for my monthly injection. Mary spoke to one of her Salvadoran friends who works there.
I was totally wasted by the time we got home. Oxygen dipping to as far as 89%. Took more oxygen, getting my level as high as 98%. This is a temporary situation. My basic 94% will return whenever the bronchitis passes. That's what I want to believe.
George came and got the riding mower to start up. Bad connections. Good to have a brother.
53.7 °F, clear.
Comments (8)
I hope the bronchitis passes quickly - but they have a habit of lingering. I had fried food the other day and it didn't agree with me either. I do hope your oxygen levels bounce back... Family is always a blessing when they share talents!
Hope your health improves soon!
Yes, hoping your health improves. Bummer.
yes, George is good guy.
hope your bronchitis passes soon.
I told my dr. that ice cream helps cause after I have some I cough that stuff up. He said anything cold or hot will do it.
do you use the oxygen all night?
take care of yourself ~ be well soon ~
I've never had a brother, but I'm glad you do.
Dollar stores are fun, as long as everything is only a dollar. Some of those stores I don't think should name themselves that.
May your health improve so you have more feeling good days.
Having sibs can be such a blessing!
I have trouble getting rid of bronchitis, too, & I don't have the oxygen problem. I'm praying for you to get well soon!
"Hard looks in the waiting room" been on both sides of that one.