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Re: Update: Survived Surgery


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Posted by dbernie on September 09, 2011 at 12:43:45 from (166.181.2.55):

In Reply to: Update: Survived Surgery posted by dbernie on September 09, 2011 at 06:18:25:

I REALLY appreciate the warm welcome back, everyone.

I was debatin whether I should mention this other bad side effect,

but it doesn't really matter, and I'm ok with it (gotta be), but:

This was my fifth surgery in three years, plus all the doc appts, physical therapy, paperwork, paperwork, paperwork, and though I hide my pain pretty well, I'd need some assistance at times (still do), even gettin dressed somedays, can't pull my boots on, hook my bibs, button a shirt, on good days I can, but slow...I could go on and on, but the other casualty of all this is my wife got tired of all of it, plus the nurse-maiding, me not bein able to help with chores much, watchin her spouse go thru all this...she left and is pursuin the big "D". I understand, told her I'd leave too, if I could, lol. Told her any sane woman would have left a long time ago, lol. We're stayin friends, its all good, she just doesn't want to be married to me anymore. Last thing I'd ever expected from her, she's a good woman.

At least I don't have to wait on the bathroom in the mornins anymore, put whatever I want on the radio or tv, all kinds a good things to think of.

Gotta be. Like Walter Cronkite,"and that's the way it is".

Really got a new life ahead of me now. Doin alright, can't complain. We're all pretty blessed just livin in this country...doin alright.

Maybe I shouldn't of shared, but hey, facts are facts. Not lookin for sympathy, I just REALLY have to man-up now, lol.

It's all good... :D


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