Hello Everyone,
I’ve been easing back into the swing of things after the retreat, unpacking supplies, sorting through the accounting, and carving out a little time to rest and recharge before the Holidays roll in. I had a generous pile of leftover scraps from Cozy Country Christmas, so I put them to good use in a 24" x 24" table topper. Of course, that means writing and testing a new pattern too—but the four log cabin blocks are already stitched and looking festive!
I’ve been keeping a close eye on his diet and put him on an anti-inflammatory plan. While I was away at the retreat, things seemed to slide—he wasn’t eating well and spent far too much time curled up in his recliner under an electric blanket, rotating the heating pad between his shoulders and hands. When I’m home, I make sure he gets up and moving, and it really does seem to help. I keep telling him 'motion is lotion'. I had to hide my surprise the other day when he vacuumed the great room and even fired up the leaf blower before the rains came—but sure enough, the next day he was worse than ever. So much for my motion is lotion theory.
Winter has rolled into and over the mountains. We had 3.74" of rain in 24 hours with a lot more on the horizon. The rain makes Mazey's trips to the powder room a little more challenging.
I'll keep on quilting and caring for Mr. Joe. He sleeps so much that I've gotten a lot of quilting done!
Soon,
Lynn

Sorry to hear Joe isn’t doing well.
ReplyDeleteWe are hopeful the rheumatologist will get to the bottom of this.
DeleteI hate to hear that your dear Mr. Joe is suffering! I hope all your good efforts will ease his pain - good luck with a speedy diagnosis and recovery plan!
ReplyDeleteThank you, Jayne. I'll pass on your message.
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