And I decided to bring my lap top with me! :D She is doing good after her heart surgery and tomorrow we are going to venture out for her walk.
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i don't know you, but i have a sister and know how i would feel. i am very happy that your sister came through ok. i will send a little prayer and good thoughts your way for you and you sis.
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Wishing her a speedy recovery
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glad to hear she is doing well. sending healing energy your way. just tell her "one day at a time". my best friend had a major heart attack and she walked a little more each day. even if it is one or two steps. great of you to be there for her.
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Dawn.
Very glad that you took your laptop so you could keep us updated on your sister. Prayers for a rapid recovery. |
Glad all is still going well and you will be able to stay in touch :thumbup: Cuz I will be sending you a PM :wink: don't rush to look for it I haven't typed it yet :lol:
Just remember on the walk ,slow and steady wins the race :thumbup: |
Glad you can keep in touch and very happy to hear that DS is ready for a walk :D:D:D
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Dawn... great news! Walking is important. Will take some time to build up stamina, but she should keep with it. Glad it's going well.
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Well wishes.
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Great to hear she is doing well!!
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Originally Posted by sewnsewer2
And I decided to bring my lap top with me! :D She is doing good after her heart surgery and tomorrow we are going to venture out for her walk.
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wishing her the best and prayers for both of you
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Dawn, your sister will improve even more with you with her :D
Hugs to you both!! Sue |
Sounds like she is doing quite well. Happy for both of you!
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Dawn, I am so glad your sister is doing so well! A speedy recovery for her is definately wished upon her!!!
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I'm glad to hear your sister is doing well.
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Praying for a speedy recovery!
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Thanks everyone and Kaye says thank you for the well wishes and prayers, they work!!
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So glad to hear she is doing well!
Hugs April |
Dawn - so glad to hear that she is doing well after her surgery. As a 'veteran' of many surgeries, let her go very slowly. She probably felt really good the last day or so in the hospital, but being home is TOTALLY different. I would be up and around and visiting and doing lots of stuff at the hospital, go home and the first full day was awful. I have never felt as tired as the first full day at home after being in the hospital.
As stated above - keep her moving. Slow, steady and consistent. One more step each day. One more up/down than before. When I had both of my knees replaced in the same surgery I worked my butt off - rehab and otherwise. Push her/yourself a little each time. But when she is tired she has to rest. The PT told me that you need as much rest time as activity time at the beginning. Blessing and prayers to you both. How wonderful that you are there for her. |
Dawn, I hope that you and your sister are doing well. Lots of hugs and prayers are being sent your way.
Hugs, your friend Marie |
Enjoy your walks together. So sweet, I can just see the two sisters walking arm-in-arm down the street.
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