Good morning all from a showery Glasgow, where it is 3°C,
Bella, what a shock for you and difficult, when your daughter is so far away.
Ash, enjoy your car. Your journeys to France will be a dawdle.
Thank you all for all your good wishes for DH. I apologise for not responding to PMs. I haven't had a minute.
After many changes in decisions, DH got home last night, with a raft of medication. His BP kept going up and down in hospital, but after additional medication, it came down again.
I have just taken his BP, before he takes his meds and it will take it again, in an hour, after he takes his pills.
This is a whole new world for him, he doesn't even take paracetamol. Also, he needs to start taking responsibility (he agrees) for his health and will be taking his own BP, from now on secretly supervised by me. He can't be trusted 😉.
What he doesn't know, is my BP almost matched his, when I got home from the hospital, early Friday morning. 😪
He phoned me from hospital yesterday and I couldn't hear a word he was saying. He was getting so ratty ( last thing I needed.)
Then to my surprise, DS2, Babydoll's dad, interrupted. His car was in the garage, so he had decided to walk to the hospital.
He took over from DH and I could hear a three way conversation, involving DH, DS and a nurse.
DH was refusing lunch, because he ^ was going home^, DS2 said he wasn't going home, the nurse said he wasn't going home and to eat something. DH, had misheard the doctor. No surprise there.😉
This three way conversation went on for ages, without any interaction with me.
Poor DS had a taste of what I suffer every day.
On a lighter note, I was on my way to Sainsbury's to pick up requested items for DH. I got out onto the main road, but my car wouldn't pick up speed. Cue feelings of panic, I would have to go back home and get DH's car, which I have never driven.
😨 it was the last straw! I wanted to weep.
I turned off onto the country road and into a new housing development, because the line of frustrated drivers behind me, were getting a tad annoyed..
It wasn't until I saw the sign on the dashboard, which said: You have engaged your speed limitation facility and are attempting to drive over the set limit. ???????
I did not know I even had a speed limiter, but the cars driving behind me on a very busy 40mph road at 19mph, probably did.🤣
Things got worse. This estate is full of cul de sacs and dead ends. I could see the main road , but couldn't get to it. I was going round and round in circles! I kept passing the same dog walkers. 😁
After many false alarms, DH phoned, just as I had sat down with a Creme Egg and a cuppa. 🤬
I'm in the discharge lounge ( no warning), can you come and get me?
Fortunately, DD had taken a half day in case I needed her. The Discharge Lounge is difficult to access and you are allowed to wait with the ambulances.
We ended up, being trapped between two of them.
DH strolled out, without a care in the world, when DD was stressing about how to extricate herself. 🤣
Today, I have my usual Parish stuff, website bulletin etc.
Tomorrow is the very busy Cemetery Mass, for which were are responsible.
The P.P was panicking, for he had no idea, what was required.
Much to his relief, I had already set up everything, after the previous one. I just need to do a check today.
Dollie and her parents visited last night, DS looked awful.
He is under phenomenal stress at work, DIL is still recovering and he is not dealing with what has happened to her at all and he and DH are very close. I am so worried about him.
My darling wee Dollie was so low, everything that has been happening is overwhelming her. She thought her mum was going to die and now her beloved Papa. 😪
I wish you all a pleasant day and hope Roses hears something soon.