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Today in the park
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He’s lovely. What a handsome lad. Does you proud.Today in the park
Keep the faith, he’s lovely.
Yes JudyN, the op was on Tuesday and I brought her home on Friday together with a myriad of drugs, crutches and other accessories. She’s making remarkable progress. Unfortunately for the time being, due to the painkillers, she feels nauseous and food can’t be ‘ambitious’ so it’s bland cuisine for us - yuk! I have learnt how to use the washing machine which is a plus. Thank you for your wishes. Hitherto it’s all going well and the critters are happy. Just wish the sun would make an appearance.Oh yes, he is (though maybe not at 2am...) - though to be honest I've never seen any sign of empathy for how I'm feeling! The number of walks I've trudged round when I've been really quite ill, because it's less painful than staying home and listening to him complain!
les, the op was on Tuesday and I brought her home on Friday together with a myriad of drugs, crutches and other accessories. She’s making remarkable progress. Unfortunately for the time being, due to the painkillers, she feels nauseous and food can’t be ‘ambitious’ so it’s bland cuisine for us - yuk! I have learnt how to use the washing machine which is a plus. Thank you for your Is your wife's op recent? If so, I hope she recovers well. A friend had her hip replaced two weeks ago, and can now walk for 45 minutes with crutches. It already feels way better than it did before the op!Oh yes, he is (though maybe not at 2am...) - though to be honest I've never seen any sign of empathy for how I'm feeling! The number of walks I've trudged round when I've been really quite ill, because it's less painful than staying home and listening to him complain!
Is your wife's op recent? If so, I hope she recovers well. A friend had her hip replaced two weeks ago, and can now walk for 45 minutes with crutches. It already feels way better than it did before the op!
IHowever, could it be that his general restiveness recently, rather than senility, was actually pain building?
Just a thought - does J actually have to go to the vet appointment?