How do you say “meh!” in Catinese? That’s what Dougy says about “killing” the mockingbird today.
Andy has a better plan ~ get as close to the water fountain and food as possible, then set up headquarters on the blue carrier.
Post 2167: must be the heat…
I guess that mocking birdie has a day off. He lucked out. Tee hee hee.
He was upset. Oh well!
Andy is right; just sit in the right place, and the weather will change – eventually. Meanwhile, food and drink are within reach.
Andy ‘ s plan looks better at first sight !!
I hope you are must better, Doug.
In friendship
Michel
I mean : I hope you are much better
That I asm! The worst time was the first morning when this happened., After that, they gave me temporary catheters so I could get a short dialysis treatment. A permanent replacement (more catheters) was put in the next day so I could get a longer tgreate=-ment and be almost caught up to my regular schedule. I will be evaluated for a new fistula in September.
Yes, I am home and will take Andy and Dougy to their quarterly visit top the groomer’s!
I am so glad you are are home, safe , Doug.
I confess I was a bit frightened when I learnt you lost a lot of blood in your home . I feared a possible infection!!
Besides I tend to loose blood after the dialysis when I have to press the dressing when the needles are out.I become with weak legs!
Take care of you, my friend
Michel
I typically don’t find the sight of blood alarming, though this was so much blood that it was hard to believe I was still functioning by the time I put enough pressure on it! Ironically, the week before, I was hospitalized for an infection in my blood. It was taken care of by a =n antibioticv infusion. I had enough bleed oiuyt =s early on that I used to hold pressure on the needle sites for 20 minuytes inbstead of the usual 10. Gradually, I dropped it from 20 minutes toi 15, then 10 again. One advantage of the cather=ters is h=they niurse caps the catheters off after dialysis and you don’t have to hold them to allow coagulation. That’s about the only advantage I can think of!
Dougy might have the right strategy after all. Guess we’ll see.
I hope they “cool it” pretty soon. I’mn a biut tiured of the squabbles. They usually get along very well.
We are having light rain and clouds, unusual for August here. It’s been down in the 60s. Looks like other parts of the country are getting our normal summer heat.
We have a combination of hot days and rain at night here this month. That;s one nice thing about the high altitude (3990 ft. where I live) – it generally gets cool at night!