WOMEN AGES 50+ FOR MARCH 2020
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LOL Heather- Oh, I know you are right; believe me! Because I am always right! lol
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Our place feels like it has shrunk in size as I set up "command central" here.
Since I've taken over the whole dining room area, my husband has set up a small table in the living room half for eating purposes. That's fine, but it eats up floor space. Funny thing, prior to his accident, we used to eat while sitting on the sofas. We rarely used the table for anything (I had my office in our home office then too). Since his accident, he wants to eat at a table ... he doesn't seem to remember what we did before.
He has also moved a drawer unit out here for me, and once I get stuff in drawers, it should look some better. I hardly know where to start!
I'll get there, but it is an adjustment.
I did think about moving into the home office, but it has become a storage room more than an office. I so desperately need to spend a lot of time sorting, scanning, purging etc. But who has the time!?!
If this goes on long enough, I might find the time. For one thing, if all goes well, I'll finish uni in less than 7 months. That should free up some time. For another thing, reducing my round trip commute from 90 minutes to about 1 minute gives me an extra 7.5 hours each week!
Meanwhile, I think we're going to have to make an in-person grocery shop. Delivery has been suspended here for now because they're swamped. I've applied to qualify for delivery but haven't heard yet. If my application is approved, that's OK but if it isn't one of our weekend activities will have to be shopping.
And that means using our van which isn't running well.
Oh well ... this is definitely not the worst life has been.
The dining room at a considerably less cluttered time ...
Machka in Oz3 -
Morning ladies
Penny so wonderful to hear from you I was going to ask Heather if she had contacted you and there you are.... so glad you were able to get to where you needed to be..
Well I am alone and in bed today..have some vertigo and just feel yucky when I get up to walk around .
So I texted my daughter ,her husband came home from work to watch Taliah and texted Dan to get a ride from his neighbor
Both of them should have a plan B in place ..but they dont..
Allie laying low In Connecticut4 -
So, as I'm cooling down from my elliptical, I'll tell you about the conversation with my sister yesterday. Reasonably short, but might be offensive to some for various reasons, so I'll stick it in a spoiler.Please note, there are only two people in the world who share my full genetic makeup, a brother two years older and a sister two years younger. I was 9th of 10 children, but it was blended: three of my father's (probably - different story), four of my mother's, and then the three of us. My parents broke each other of the remarrying habit, but passed it down to their children.
That was a side trip, sorry. So--you might think this sister and I would be on the same page. Not to stretch a metaphor to the breaking point, but we're not only not on the same page, we've seldom been in the same book, and often not even in the same library.
So, when I called her yesterday, I fully expected a lecture on the end times, which she's warned me of in previous conversations in lurid detail. She's been trying to save me since she was 22 and I was 24. She has yet to succeed.
Please note--I'm not trying to offend any person who believes. While I have enormous respect for the faithful, I simply have baseline opinions which are not the same.
My sister also believes the earth is flat. I just have no words for that.
I maintain the relationship because I love her, not because I agree with her, and when I can get her away from the religious and political discussions, we have lovely conversations. As she gets older, it's harder and harder to get her away from them, unfortunately.
So, yesterday, I called her to see if she was OK. When I asked her if the virus was impacting her, she asked me in curious tones if I actually knew anyone with the disease, and when I said no, she told me she didn't either. And then started into her theory that this isn't actually real, it's a hoax, there is no virus, this is just a way to trap us all in our homes while "they" take over the economy.
I didn't stay on the phone long enough to find out who "they" were. Told her I had to go potty. So... I'm a coward--but I could not listen to yet another conspiracy theory. I simply can't watch our country under siege in this pandemic, while all of us watch the death toll rise, and listen to someone who says it's all a lie. I would have said something awful, and nearly did as it was. If it would do any good, I would have, I swear... but she cannot hear reason once she's deep in these theories.
So, I'll refrain from calling her 'til all this calms down, and hope that in her disbelief, she doesn't end up getting ill because she believes it's not real. She has massive risk factors, as she has terrible nerve damage from a fall from a ladder, and is taking medication that has distinct immune system impacts.
But this comes under the heading of "the things I cannot change." I'm sure she feels the same way about me.
Had to get that off my chest... Sorry if it was depressing.
Love y'all,
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So, as I'm cooling down from my elliptical, I'll tell you about the conversation with my sister yesterday. Reasonably short, but might be offensive to some for various reasons, so I'll stick it in a spoiler.Please note, there are only two people in the world who share my full genetic makeup, a brother two years older and a sister two years younger. I was 9th of 10 children, but it was blended: three of my father's (probably - different story), four of my mother's, and then the three of us. My parents broke each other of the remarrying habit, but passed it down to their children.
That was a side trip, sorry. So--you might think this sister and I would be on the same page. Not to stretch a metaphor to the breaking point, but we're not only not on the same page, we've seldom been in the same book, and often not even in the same library.
So, when I called her yesterday, I fully expected a lecture on the end times, which she's warned me of in previous conversations in lurid detail. She's been trying to save me since she was 22 and I was 24. She has yet to succeed.
Please note--I'm not trying to offend any person who believes. While I have enormous respect for the faithful, I simply have baseline opinions which are not the same.
My sister also believes the earth is flat. I just have no words for that.
I maintain the relationship because I love her, not because I agree with her, and when I can get her away from the religious and political discussions, we have lovely conversations. As she gets older, it's harder and harder to get her away from them, unfortunately.
So, yesterday, I called her to see if she was OK. When I asked her if the virus was impacting her, she asked me in curious tones if I actually knew anyone with the disease, and when I said no, she told me she didn't either. And then started into her theory that this isn't actually real, it's a hoax, there is no virus, this is just a way to trap us all in our homes while "they" take over the economy.
I didn't stay on the phone long enough to find out who "they" were. Told her I had to go potty. So... I'm a coward--but I could not listen to yet another conspiracy theory. I simply can't watch our country under siege in this pandemic, while all of us watch the death toll rise, and listen to someone who says it's all a lie. I would have said something awful, and nearly did as it was. If it would do any good, I would have, I swear... but she cannot hear reason once she's deep in these theories.
So, I'll refrain from calling her 'til all this calms down, and hope that in her disbelief, she doesn't end up getting ill because she believes it's not real. She has massive risk factors, as she has terrible nerve damage from a fall from a ladder, and is taking medication that has distinct immune system impacts.
But this comes under the heading of "the things I cannot change." I'm sure she feels the same way about me.
Had to get that off my chest... Sorry if it was depressing.
Love y'all,
Lisa
i'll b honest. i rarely read any of the posts on this forum but i'm here alone at work and your post had me curious, why the hell not read this one. well honey, the conversations we could have about family would make you poop your pants., i am the last of 7 all from the same parents. there are times i think to myself, i MUST be adopted, i CAN'T come from this mother or be from this family, I JUST CAN'T.
in other words, i feel your pain6 -
just so we are clear
if i see my name mentioned then i DO stop and read it. :0)
i just choose not to add comments to what is happening, everybody is doing it, saying the same thing, it's too draining6 -
Thank you all for sharing your stories of adaption, knowledge, thoughts, feedback, and emotions. I know I have said it before, but am typing it again, I am so thankful I found this group.
I realized this morning that Forest Gump was right. Stupid is what stupid does. I think I have done my fair share of asking people to please stay home, stay safe, limit going to public places, take advantage of the time we have, walk outside, etc., etc., etc. And, for some reason close friends, co-workers, et al are not getting it. It seems many of the mindset are "this cannot happen to me" or "this isn't as bad as it seems".
I will concentrate on things I can control. I can control what I do to help slow the spread. I can control my thoughts and feelings. I can control how I react to others. I can control how I will move forward within this changing world.
I will continue to share qualified and quantified information as I come across it. I think through the sharing we become strong as individuals, a group, and as members of this world.
Sending hugs to all and prayers for those in need.
SuziQ - SFL5 -
i'll b honest. i rarely read any of the posts on this forum but i'm here alone at work and your post had me curious, why the hell not read this one. well honey, the conversations we could have about family would make you poop your pants., i am the last of 7 all from the same parents. there are times i think to myself, i MUST be adopted, i CAN'T come from this mother or be from this family, I JUST CAN'T.
in other words, i feel your pain
Pip - that would be one interesting conversation...
Thank you for making me smile. I BEGGED my mother to tell me she was fooling around 9 months before my birth. I'd forgotten that memory. 
Lisa in AR6 -
Lisa- Lol 😂 that’s hilarious 🤣. A Hoax lol at least she occupying her time during this sure theirs more like her. Is the Earth 🌍 Flat? No
Is the Earth 🌍 a perfect Round circle ⭕️? No is it more bumpy uneven roundness with a few spots that make it more oval than round? Yes Funny 😁 how siblings you family can have such wide views on topics
No word on my Aunt (no news is good news means she’s still fighting even tho their waiting for her to pass on).
Today exercising but skipping Zumba y jump rope got sore feet, never made a dessert still. Thinking of making a lasagna out of Daughter welcome home box I keep for that special occasion. Can always buy more later.
Going to be a simple one tho.
Amber Tx
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It feels good to just stay in bed.. had some tea and just watching HGTV.. and snuggling with Alfie xoxo3
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Cheri - I feel like you. Our life has hardly changed! Apart from seeing the grandchildren occasionally, and two sessions a week of classes, we are doing what we've always done.
Good thing we love it! We really love it.
Went out for my 5k. Felt very good.
SuziQ - DH and I try to change the world every morning while we are drinking our cups of tea. If only I was in charge!
Unfortunately no one is listening to me! I will repost the quotes when I can find them. I used them for something to help me cope with a long weekend with my difficult friend, but I find them very good to dip into at stressed moments. Barbie originally posted them. THANK YOU. But I'm still right!
Love Heather UK xxxxxxxx3 -
KJ - Relieved you are getting some financial help.
Here are the points that Barbie found.
I need to reread those often. Especially no.3.
Love Heather UK xxxxxxxx
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Thank you Heather!
Thank you Barbie!
Words to live by........
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This is another favourite of mine.
Love Heather UK xxxxxxxx
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Cheri in TX: Congratulations for your daughter’s success and new home. :bigsmile:
Carol: I went shopping yesterday and was given a lecture by a stranger for bringing in my durable grocery bag. I wasn’t polite to this woman, but I did take good care of the cashier. I wore plastic gloves, used my durable bag and bagged my own groceries. I love trees and don’t want to see them turned into paper grocery bags if there is another option.
Sue in WA: Sending prayers for your DD’s best friend and her family.
Sharon: I am happy to see that things are going okay for you. :bigsmile:
Margaret: I had an impasse with my doctor who wanted me to go into Portland for a colonoscopy. I refused to go into Portland voluntarily. The doctor she referred me to was on the same page as me. He said no colonoscopies until the epidemic is over and done.
SuziQ: I love your gratitudes: “I am grateful to have a healthy selection of food in my refrigerator and pantry. I am grateful for my glass half full attitude and the ability to look for the silver lining.”
Penny: It is wonderful to hear from you. I am delighted that you are at home and safe. :bigsmile:
Allie: Sheltering at home is smart. Good for you!!!
Heather: I like the Symptoms of Inner Peace. Thanks for sharing. :bigsmile:
We still seem to have a shortage of TP in our town. Our personal supply is holding out for now, but I wish we could stock up. We’re planning on quiet days at home for the foreseeable future.
Katla in Beautiful NW Oregon
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My town has a police roadblock now. It's a $500 fine to be driving without a good reason. This is helping to convince my parents.
Annie in Delaware8 -
Good morning people!
It's a good day. Made my trip to Walmart. Not many people there. Disappointed they didn't have their dispenser with wet wipes nearby, but I wore my gloves and wiped down everything with my own anti-virus wipes as I put items into the car. Got home and immediately tossed jacket and sweats into the washer. Think we'll be OK. Next time I'll stick a few of my own wipes in my pocket before heading into the store and take care of business.
I saw a lot of seniors there, and am wondering if they are doing any wiping down of carts and grocery items like we are. I haven't seen anything mentioned about that on the "official" guidelines from the CDC other than disinfect frequently used items as much as possible. Folks probably don't put a carton of eggs or can of coffee into that category.
I went thru the self checkout, inserted cash and left the few coins I got in change in the machine for the next lucky person .
I also asked the cashier who monitors those checkouts if any of their employees have gotten ill she said not a one. The cashiers are in close contact with hundreds of people each day, and no way are they keeping 6 feet from them. I've never seen cashiers wiping down the belts or credit card keypad or checkout area. Even if they are wearing gloves, I'm sure they have many opportunities to come into contact with all kinds of "glitter".
That's telling me that the hand washing, not touching faces, staying home if they or a family member is sick is really paying off for everyone.
I thought of a tenth thing to give up if I want to be happy: Don't waste time fretting about things/people/events I can't control.
Make it a great day, ladies. Keep counting your many blessings!
Lanette
SW WA State
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Catching up…on page 95.
Since DH has been to doctor’s offices twice so far this week, I’ve noticed they are being they are being very careful. They do seem to have a protocol in place in the various offices. They meet patients at the front door, and only allow one patient at a time in the office. Hopefully, they are properly wiping everything down in between patients. I’m sure all the offices receive instructions from the CDC. Still waiting to see how they will get rid of the clot before it travels to heart and lungs. Sorry I have gone on about this…keep in mind, I’ve almost lost him 5 times before to this. Hence, my concern. I am getting nerves back under control. Thank you so much for all the kind thoughts and prayers!
Kelly I am so impressed with your routine for the children. I feel certain many places do not take the precautions as seriously as you do. The children are so fortunate to have you! So very glad you were able to get a decent night’s sleep. I’m sure it was a relief! I think your thoughts as you were going to sleep were very wise.
Beth So glad your Dad didn’t have to have surgery! That is wonderful news!
Cheri It’s great to “see” you again! I’m glad you are handling the breast cancer as well as you are! Always such a terrifying thing to hear the C word at your appointment! I remember not hearing anything past that when I talked with the Dr! (I had complete hysterectomy and chemo in my 40s after Dx) Your crocheting is absolutely gorgeous!! What a terrific thing to do as you are healing! Prayers for you as you reach complete recovery!! Stay safe!! So glad your daughter has found such a nice home!
Karen I think I will audit the course, too. Don’t know how well I will do as it is still tough to read and comprehend but sounds like it will be a good thing to focus on during all this craziness!
Amber I personally think a better thing than covid19 for Weinstein would be castration, but it’s a touchy subject with me!
“Starting to think by the end of this MFP biggest losers will be the ones with emptiest grocery stores.” Thinking you may very well be correct on this one!
Congrats on your wonderful weight loss!! You are doing an incredible job!
Rori Sending lots of virtual hugs and compassion your way! Taking care of your family is a tough job as it is, sounds like it has gotten tougher! I love the group Zoom get together idea. Sometimes when I’m not as tired (it’s almost 7 and no coffee yet), I need to think about that one!
Margaret I love the group murals I’ve been seeing! Such a fun idea!
Heather LOL at cutting DH’s eyebrows and ear hair…I also have the privilege of taking care of DH’s blackheads and my favorite – the smelly cyst on his back. Eww is right!! Ha ha!
Great news about your friend’s recovery!!! So glad to hear a happy ending on one of these cases!
I am going to try to come up with something silly to do today!! I love that suggestion. Also, I think it is time for me to pick my violin back up. I am going to practice a bit and see if I can convince anyone to jam on Facetime with me. 😊
SuzyQ Keep the humor coming! Love reasons to smile! Your outdoor plants are so cheery!! Really nice!
Terri Beautiful artwork! I would love to be so talented!!
Allie Sorry to hear about the primary hyperparathyroidism possibility!! Too much going on for everyone, I think!
Pip Thank you, again, for adorable puppies!!!
Machka Always enjoy your photos and your words of wisdom!
Ginny Impressed by the wonderful job you are doing. It is obvious you are focused on helping many get through this time! Sure hope all is well with your GS!!
Sue Awful news about DD’s friend and her brother!! Prayers they get through this okay!
Sharon Hope you are able to get your weight back to where you want it and that you will soon feel like exercising again! You went through a very difficult time – I’m sure it takes a bit to get back to “normal” after surgery like that!
I’m in agreement with those of you who have received help from each other’s postings. I don’t need anything to be taboo. I find this group far less offensive than some of my Facebook page, and they are people who I know and have personally chosen to listen to. 😊 I think everyone here has great things to contribute and learn from. It’s helped me a lot to share ideas. As it is mostly just me and DH talking these days, I appreciate exchanging ideas between women! Men just don’t think like we do (or I wouldn’t have to tell DH to wash his hands and shower…lol!)!
DDIL doesn’t need to have us babysit today. Her client isn’t well. We will go over later to cuddle Baby and maybe have dinner together. We are blessed they are only a ½ hour away! I continue to add things to a cart online and avoid the store for anything other than prescriptions. Luci - staying safe in WNC
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Thank you for all of the great photos and funnies everyone is posting! It helps me a lot!!
Luci in WNC
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So, as I'm cooling down from my elliptical, I'll tell you about the conversation with my sister yesterday. Reasonably short, but might be offensive to some for various reasons, so I'll stick it in a spoiler.Please note, there are only two people in the world who share my full genetic makeup, a brother two years older and a sister two years younger. I was 9th of 10 children, but it was blended: three of my father's (probably - different story), four of my mother's, and then the three of us. My parents broke each other of the remarrying habit, but passed it down to their children.
That was a side trip, sorry. So--you might think this sister and I would be on the same page. Not to stretch a metaphor to the breaking point, but we're not only not on the same page, we've seldom been in the same book, and often not even in the same library.
So, when I called her yesterday, I fully expected a lecture on the end times, which she's warned me of in previous conversations in lurid detail. She's been trying to save me since she was 22 and I was 24. She has yet to succeed.
Please note--I'm not trying to offend any person who believes. While I have enormous respect for the faithful, I simply have baseline opinions which are not the same.
My sister also believes the earth is flat. I just have no words for that.
I maintain the relationship because I love her, not because I agree with her, and when I can get her away from the religious and political discussions, we have lovely conversations. As she gets older, it's harder and harder to get her away from them, unfortunately.
So, yesterday, I called her to see if she was OK. When I asked her if the virus was impacting her, she asked me in curious tones if I actually knew anyone with the disease, and when I said no, she told me she didn't either. And then started into her theory that this isn't actually real, it's a hoax, there is no virus, this is just a way to trap us all in our homes while "they" take over the economy.
I didn't stay on the phone long enough to find out who "they" were. Told her I had to go potty. So... I'm a coward--but I could not listen to yet another conspiracy theory. I simply can't watch our country under siege in this pandemic, while all of us watch the death toll rise, and listen to someone who says it's all a lie. I would have said something awful, and nearly did as it was. If it would do any good, I would have, I swear... but she cannot hear reason once she's deep in these theories.
So, I'll refrain from calling her 'til all this calms down, and hope that in her disbelief, she doesn't end up getting ill because she believes it's not real. She has massive risk factors, as she has terrible nerve damage from a fall from a ladder, and is taking medication that has distinct immune system impacts.
But this comes under the heading of "the things I cannot change." I'm sure she feels the same way about me.
Had to get that off my chest... Sorry if it was depressing.
Love y'all,
Lisa
I had a discussion with my niece about people's reaction to this and some friends of long time standing surprised me in their reaction. Although I did not get hoax from any of them. I liked what she said they are just not their yet and seeing how serious this illness is. Thinking they are just not there yet helps me not get so over reactive because I want everyone on the this is a bad really bad illness because then they would more likely buy into social distancing, washing hands more, and avoiding crowds. These actions is what helps to slow down other getting sick. Lisa she just isn't there yet from what you say. Her opinion could change tomorrow.3 -
LuciBThinner wrote: »Cheri It’s great to “see” you again! I’m glad you are handling the breast cancer as well as you are! Always such a terrifying thing to hear the C word at your appointment! I remember not hearing anything past that when I talked with the Dr! (I had complete hysterectomy and chemo in my 40s after Dx) Your crocheting is absolutely gorgeous!! What a terrific thing to do as you are healing! Prayers for you as you reach complete recovery!! Stay safe!! So glad your daughter has found such a nice home! Luci - staying safe in WNC
In 2006 I had DCIS (ductal carcinoma in situ) in my left breast which was taken care of with a lumpectomy and nothing else. For the longest time I honestly did not know it was "breast cancer" Stage 0. The scar had faded away and I went on with my life of annual mammograms. I now know I was not well informed. So now I am a cancer survivor (twice) and have a new perspective of who I am. Not sure that makes sense!?
I am healing well. The incisions look great. I have a ways to go because of numbness and tingling in my breast and arm. I am accepting of the fact that all will not be as it was. Cancer is such a physical, mental and emotional thing!
Cheri
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Funny papers Jokes
https://community.myfitnesspal.com/en/discussion/10789857/recipes-with-few-ingredients#latest
I’m still posting more recipes but it’s in my spare time so few a day. Helping some in harder hit grocery areas lots are 3 ingredients needed 1-5ingredients for many can choose to add more or less on many.
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Hello Ladies!
Penny ... so good to hear from you and know that you and your husband are together now.
Lisa ... conspiracy theories just astound me ...
Kelly ... thankful for responsible families.
My next-door neighbors are a young couple with a 5 year old daughter. They are frustrated farmers trying to have chickens, ducks (and soon goats I think) on their one little acre. Yesterday, they quietly left us a dozen brown eggs. Their hens have started laying! Such a neat surprise. Since they are respectful of distance, I have placed a card in their mailbox at the end of their drive! I wish I had something to offer in return.
This past week I placed and paid for an instacart grocery order for an elderly couple in our church. They confess to not being able to figure out their computer. It has been an interesting week, as they do know how to use their cell phones and have been adding to the order I placed daily. Finally, today it was shopped and delivered. I threw in a surprise I knew they would enjoy ... just got a text that they did!
Also finalized our taxes today and not overly happy about that. Not quite certain how we're going to pay this tax bill as what we had planned to do has now tanked ... We'll figure it out, but it does add to the stress.
A friend shared a devotion about rocking chairs ... no one can remain stressed for long in a rocker. I think I need to spend more time in mine.
Have a good day,
Beth near Buffalo.
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Hi all,
Just about to watch a Lewis repeat.
We had a crazy time this evening, trying, and failing to Skype my son. It was totally ridiculous, with messages flying back and forth . I am definitely doing something wrong, or he is. How can something be so difficult?
We gave up and took a break while he cooked the kid's tea.
Then we started again with WhatsApp video. It was great to see the kids and all their crazy energy. We told each other lots of jokes. They have painted rainbows to put in their windows with happy messages.
The morning trip to Devil's D yke was at 7 am and they took breakfast up there. My son made a chocolate cake. Bea said she ate all of it.
By the time we finished we were exhausted!
Tomorrow I'm cooking some extremely old frozen pork ribs. Bacon and red cabbage. Onions and garlic.
Love to all of you and stay safe.
Heather UK xxxxxxxx6 -
the sun is out and I got Alfie out for a walk, and have the windows open and enjoying the fresh air...
I got dressed and am feeling much better..7 -
Luci The nice thing about the Science of Well-Being course (and the Happiness Lab podcasts) is you can just go at your own pace. I am committing 30 minutes a day to it, inspired by my mother, who signed up for a Disciples Bible Study course years ago. She and 2 others in her study group ended up completing Disciples I, II, and III, no small accomplishment. She was able to do it by spending 30 focused minutes first thing every morning.
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My employer is looking into telemedicine, but it's in its infancy. 2 friends who are doing telemedicine are encouraging me to look at Telehealth opportunities. I contacted the company they work for and heard back today. Sending in some documentation and will have some kind of phone interview or discussion soon. If offered a position, I think I'm ready to make this transition. It's not the way I thought it would be. I've been with the same urgent care provider for nearly 30 years.
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Gratitude: I am still marketable at 65 years of age.
Savor: I savored my little doggy Molly as she sleepily hopped onto my recliner early this morning, made a quick commando crawl up onto my chest, and made a tiny sound asking me to scritch-scratch her and give tummy rubs. She was so sleepy she was still practically snoring. Sweet girl.
She's a tiny Yorkie.
Karen in Virginia
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