WOMEN AGES 50+ FOR JANUARY 2021

Lagopus wrote: »

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Penny

So good to seee you posting again.
Happy New Year.
Also spend too much time doom-scrolling.

Covid has spooked so many of us. 😱 polar bear. Yikes!!!
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☘️ Terri

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Flea - I am glad that you were able to be in the appointment with your Mother. That makes a big difference for you I’m sure.

Tina - we didn’t want to have to put our Mom in a home either, but there was not a safe alternative. My brothers house was too small and he still had a young son, they both worked and the only heat source is wood. They didn’t dare leave Mom to tend fires and that’s how her house was heated too. She is safer and, truthfully, much happier in the home.
My Mom is still considered young she will only be 75 on May 1st and she has been in the home 3 years last month.

Katla - I saw the eye doctor before getting my glasses replaced as well. It made sense since I was going to be looking for some in a couple months anyway. The only downside was I was about 6 weeks away from benefits that I missed out on. Glad your wrist isn’t hurting, when do you see the specialist?

We had another round of resident swabs that were all negative. So far, staff are too. If we can make it to Jan 28th we will be considered out of Outbreak. All of our residents received their vaccine today and by months end all staff that chose to will have their second one. We can almost see the light at the end of the tunnel. I don’t know how we’ll get through emotionally if we get a positive now.

Tracey in Edmonton

Worked today then work tomorrow. Then soup kitchen Friday

Allie – oh no!!!

Kylia – It was 2020…that should explain almost all of what happened to you. (((HUGS))) It’s so hard to lose one of our furbabies. Love your word for 2021.

We have all the outside decorations in and most of the totes for the decorations in.

Penny – 70 years!!!! What an accomplishment. Like your mother’s humor

Like Tina, we told our realtor that if all the living area wasn’t on one floor, don’t even bother to show us the house, that would be a definite deal breaker. As it is, all the living area (LR, Kit, BR, laundry room. Bath) is on one floor. The downstairs has another bedroom (ours is on the main floor) and another bathroom, my exercise room and a play room. So, really, I don’t ever HAVE to go downstairs.

Allie – thanks for keeping us updated.

After work made yogurt and it’s now in the IP. Should be done late tonight and it can drain in the refrig overnight. Then went to the MD about the foot. She took an x-ray and said it healed really well. The only thing is that the bone bends a little to the left. But it’s not something to worry about and certainly doesn’t require surgery. I’m still going to be careful doing lunges. At least until I get the other orthotic taken care of. She put this pad on the bottom of the one orthotic and it needs to be done to the other one. Had I known, I would have taken it with me. Well, she said I can just drop them off. The MD I was supposed to see is out AGAIN. Really has me wondering. But she’s very nice and thorough. Then went to the Salvation Army (didn’t get anything), stopped at Aldi, then took a puzzle that I am going to return to Kohl’s but it’s evidently not an Amazon return but UPS. So tomorrow after work I’ll go to Publix since there are a few things I need to get there (that’s the only place I can get them) and on my way back I’ll go to the UPS store.

Tracey – My MIL was the same way. Once she got into the home, she was very very happy. Yea for all negative!

Michele NC

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Katla49 wrote: »

Tracy, I had my eye exam this afternoon. The doctor prescribed the new glasses. The lenses are ordered & I want to use my current frames . They’re in good condition & comfortable. I’ll get a call when the lenses arrive,

And the wrists?

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