5 OS Pleasures in your Day Today part 2

Bitsy_Beans

Sorry been AWOL last few days so am trying to catch up with all your plesures.

Mine from last few days are:
1. nearly finished decorating H's 40th birthday cake. His birthday is today but we are having a small family gathering at our house saturday night so we will do a big cake cutting ceremony then
2. seeing the garden slowly coming togther. H worked like a demon yesterday laying some patio slabs and it looks so much better at the top of the garden
3. a few days where the kids have been playing really nicely together. I love to hear their little conversations
4. H has the week off work so is been lovely having some adult company at home
5. Pooch gave me a lie in til 6.30am :T
Doesn't look that many but its just been really busy here.

Mhags - glad scan went well but :eek::( to your car accident. Hope you're not in too much pain and that it heals quickly xxx

frith - hugs for you xxx

kitchenbnny - Hugs and positive vibes for your mum xxx

hugs and spoons to all that need them xxx

Ladyhawk

MHags - so pleased to hear about you husband! Wonderful news even if there is a long old slog to get him right as rain. What a scarey accident. You poor thing! Broken ribs are the pits. Hope you mend quickly!

Tealady_2

Mhagster - So pleased the scan results showed no spread. Ouch re the accident, hope things improve soon for you.

Frith

What a day for you, MHagster. Glad the scan results showed no spread but sorry to hear about your ribs. (very sore). Hope you get a new car sorted out swiftly too.

Fervent37

mhagster wrote: »

well first the good news!
1.There is no spread, the tumour is the primary one & will mean major surgery and radiotherapy but they are sure they can treat it aggressively. Phew! Still a long road ahead.

The bad news: we came out of hospital so relieved there was no further spread, went to turn a corner at a busy interchange when a van crashed into us at speed. I took the brunt of the impact. Car is a write off , I have sore head & 2 fractured ribs. Straight back to hospital in an ambulance!

2.Excellent first aid from a team of rugby players who were taking a break from training at a nearby cafe. In my confusion/shock could not work out where these hunky guys were coming from.
3.Seen promptly at hospital & everyone really nice.
4.Train home! (no car!)
5.We are both alive & well to fight another battle!
6.Have just had the most lovely email from my colleague! Have had lots of good wishes sent for today, I was so, so fearful about scan results.

have a good one xx

Very pleased to hear the good news. Thank goodness the crash wasn't any worse. As the old saying goes it doesn't rain but it pours. Keep strong and take care.

DundeeDoll

mhagster wrote: »

well first the good news!
1.There is no spread, the tumour is the primary one & will mean major surgery and radiotherapy but they are sure they can treat it aggressively. Phew! Still a long road ahead.

The bad news: we came out of hospital so relieved there was no further spread, went to turn a corner at a busy interchange when a van crashed into us at speed. I took the brunt of the impact. Car is a write off , I have sore head & 2 fractured ribs. Straight back to hospital in an ambulance!

2.Excellent first aid from a team of rugby players who were taking a break from training at a nearby cafe. In my confusion/shock could not work out where these hunky guys were coming from.
3.Seen promptly at hospital & everyone really nice.
4.Train home! (no car!)
5.We are both alive & well to fight another battle!
6.Have just had the most lovely email from my colleague! Have had lots of good wishes sent for today, I was so, so fearful about scan results.

have a good one xx

Flip me Mhagster. Fab you find something to be cheerful about, but don't laugh with those ribs. Ow ow ow

Kittikins

Poor you mhagster, hope you get good pain drugs x So relieved to hear your husband's treatment outlook is looking very good

oldtractor

MHagsterGood Grief! Lots of positive vibes for your DH and also for your ribs! mmmmmmmmmm hunky rugby players...........................................................................

Rainy-Days

mhagster wrote: »

well first the good news!
1.There is no spread, the tumour is the primary one & will mean major surgery and radiotherapy but they are sure they can treat it aggressively. Phew! Still a long road ahead.

The bad news: we came out of hospital so relieved there was no further spread, went to turn a corner at a busy interchange when a van crashed into us at speed. I took the brunt of the impact. Car is a write off , I have sore head & 2 fractured ribs. Straight back to hospital in an ambulance!

2.Excellent first aid from a team of rugby players who were taking a break from training at a nearby cafe. In my confusion/shock could not work out where these hunky guys were coming from.
3.Seen promptly at hospital & everyone really nice.
4.Train home! (no car!)
5.We are both alive & well to fight another battle!
6.Have just had the most lovely email from my colleague! Have had lots of good wishes sent for today, I was so, so fearful about scan results.

have a good one xx

What an utter nightmare one thing after another - good news is cars can be replaced/repaired people cannot.

Sending you much love and thoughts.

Purple_kitten

Mchags, I’ve got visions of you laughing for the irony, but not too hard for those ribs. So so glad it had not spread.

I’m feeling very unwell, according to the doctor I have an infected gallbladder “acute cholecystitis”, if the pain continues I have to go into hosp, so touching wood this end, worried about the prospect of surgery for removing it.:eek:

The positives compared to yesterday, which is a bit of a blur.
1.I can actually sit upright again
2.I can have fluids again, yippee
3.Feeling a stone lighter for all the blood they have taken
4.My very tired DH (I was up all night in such bad pain but didn’t know if to go to hosp or not), taking care of me, I have a bit of a mental block on hospitals if I am still standing
5.Enjoying the hail and thunder storm from under the duvet.