Dorothy ate breakfast, got out of bed and did her “business” and walked to the bathroom to wash her face and brush her teeth. I usually take these things for granted- but for mom, these are successes for the exit of her current situation.
The past few days I have made a few Target and Kohl’s runs- you know how it is when your child starts a new sport-or goes to camp- you have to get all the correct equipment for them to be comfortable and successful.
Well, it’s the same way with older folks- (we go full circle) mom is headed to rehab and of course they have a list of “things to bring”. They request gym shorts, pull on pants, sturdy on and off tennis shoes-etc. Dorothy doesn’t have any of those things – she’s still a jeans lady- so the search begins. I am a logical person, so- I’m thinking that “day” dresses will be better for her to navigate through the next several weeks. So, I go on a hunt for them- can’t find them- so I end up purchasing pretty nightgowns that will be fine- as long as she pairs them with a sweater- which she will because she is always cold- she should be fine. I can’t imagine pulling up and down shorts and having them rub against the huge incision on my leg- it would have to be painful and probably not good for the healing process. The gym shorts will have to wait.
Stay healthy and safe- getting hurt or being sick is very expensive.
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Peace & Love,
Cheryl Doreen
Thinking about you and Dorothy Cheryl. Please call us if there is ANYTHING we can do to help you.
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