What Have You Been Doing Lately?
Marilyn Sue McClintock
9 years ago
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Comments (34)This da** shoulder of mine. The doctor was not happy with my shoulder, so I asked the sub therapist if we could drop the muscle strengthening and do the entire 30 minutes on aggressive therapy for the breaking the adhesion loose. I also told her I would like you working on me to finish up my therapy sessions. You focus on me and nothing else. Since them my regular therapist has been talking to other people while she is working on me worse than usual. So this morning when I went in she looked at me and asked what was wrong. I was not smiling and I always smile no matter what is going on in my life. I told her I was thinking of quitting therapy, but didn't tell her that she was the reason. Boy, she paid attention for the next 30 minutes and she got with it. She worked aggressively on me and had my muscles tap dancing. She put so much pressure on my arm she decided only to do 3 in each position. She said that's got to hurt, you tolerate pain well....yeah I do especially when I am mad. When I get mad I cry and I was near tears. Anyway she was concerned for me. I came home sore, but feeling better. Maybe the other therapist told her how I felt. I wouldn't care either way. BTW, she said she felt the shoulder drop a little, so maybe this will fix it....See MoreSince I have Been Gone, What Have You Been Doing?
Comments (8)jannie hope you're getting better..it took me several trips going an alternate route before i had the courage to drive where i got rear ended seveal months ago... sue, when i worked for ma bell (in san diego) that was a common complaints..here, it's squirrels that do the most damage...you't think with all tech they could get a wire that didn't taste good! glad you're back... not much going on in mi..weds was b squish day. the rest of this week has been getting dh's laundry all done early. actaully he'll be closer to you next week. they're having a mini elevator convention at purdue u for 3 days. he and the head mechanic are attending...i probably could have gone but would much rather stay home with the cats than sit in a hotel room, lol......See MoreWhat Are You Doing Lately?
Comments (14)I'm waiting for things to dry up a bit more, then maybe I can think about starting on my yard. I leave a little "trash" over my flower beds, helps keep the critters from making a toilet out of them over the winter. Made a quick check this weekend of calving supplies, every thing looks good there, at least until we start calving and then you really find out what kind of shape you are in. This weekend, we had family over for Chinese food dinner and watched the Flames kick the $h???p out of the Maple Leafs, watched the Flames again last night play a hard fought game against Colorado, and the Womens World Curling Championships from Japan. Got the ironing caught up, and did some crocheting (while watching hockey). Marilyn, I hope your husband keeps improving. ((hugs)) to you and him....See MoreWhat Have You Been Doing Lately?
Comments (14)Sue, your life is so full. I can't imagine how you do all you do. My days are mostly filled between going outside to fuss with the flower gardens and puttering inside with puzzles and the day to day cooking and 'light' housekeeping. So much rain that I am not getting as much outside time as I would like. On the 4th we did travel 100 miles to my husbands family reunion. Rain started the day, but by 2 pm it stopped and a good time was had by all in spite of the mud all around our shelter and the playground in the park. Only 21 of the usual 35 or so attended. So disappointing. Seems a lot of the 'young' crowd opted for Fourth of July picnics where booze and fireworks were available. This past Monday a couple that we spend a lot of time with came to lend DH a hand with general maintenance of my elevator that gets me up from the garage level to the kitchen door level. We met this couple just 5 years ago, so we are still getting to know all about each other's lives pre meeting. We ladies had a great visit in the house while the guys worked out in the garage out of earshot! My lift chair needs replaced, so DH and I went chair shopping on Tuesday. We have looked at several brands over the past few months and settled on the 'Golden Technologies' brand chair. Much, much better made than any others we looked at. I chose an upgrade in fabric that added almost $400 to the base price, but I am worth it!...See Moredees_1
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