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In 1975 I was looking for a career that would fascinate me for the rest of my life. In a way, weaving chose me!
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5 comments:
It's the good news/bad news story, huh? Hope they can find out why you've been feeling bad.
Hope you will soon find out what IS wrong and hopefully fix it. Having finally after nearly a year been diagnosed with a somewhat-life-altering chronic disease myself (psoriasis) I can sympathize. And also having the same birthday number coming up in a couple of months, I doubly sympathize. LOL!!!
Happy Belated Birthday, Laura! Your special shawl from Sheila is lovely. Big hugs!
I suspect things are leaning more toward "good news" and it'll turn out to be a meds issue or something else that can be quickly sorted. At least that's what I'm hoping for you!
Hi Laura - Sorry you did not get the "fix" you were looking for. Hopefully, someone can "pin point" your problems in the near future. It is no fun when you mind keeps telling you what you need to be doing and the body does not cooperate. My fingers are crossed "the fix" is just around the corner.
Weaverly yours ...... Barbara
Essentially it's good news, but very confusing. I'll be phoning the dr tomorrow morning to see if we can figure out what's going on. I've already been given permission to taper off the beta-blocker, so at least I can look forward to more energy and being able to do aerobic activity again! My left leg/ankle is still very weak from the break so hopefully I can work on strengthening and loosening that now by walking and weaving. :)
Cheers,
Laura
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