I'm writing this on my tablet so no pictures. But I wanted to wish everyone a Merry Christmas.
Especially the nurses and doctors at St. Joseph Candler Hospital who on Sunday morning diagnosed a bad gall bladder, this morning they operated, took it out and this afternoon they sent me home almost pain free to enjoy a Merry Christmas.
So Happy Holidays to one and all.
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Wow.Amazing.So quick.Enjoy Christmas.Love Barbarax
ReplyDeleteOh My!! I'm glad all went well and you are going to be back home for Christmas. Happy holidays to you, too! -Jenn
ReplyDeleteI"m hoping this will be a much easier year for you. Hopefully this surgery sorts some uncomfortable issues and puts them behind you.
ReplyDeleteBlessings for a peaceful Christmas.
Oh, my. Quite a few years ago I had my gall bladder out for Thanksgiving. Good wishes for continued good feeling and recovering quickly...and Merry Christmas!
ReplyDeleteSo glad they diagnosed this and treated it and sent you home to recover....Rest!Three people in my family have had this operation and are now fine....Be well and have a merry Christmas!
ReplyDeleteAt first I thought "What more can pile on you, especially after such a rough year!" But then I realized what a wonderful gift you received...a life saving quick operation and back on your feet and home with a wonderful man to care for you. What more could a girl want for Christmas than a reaffirmation of life? Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to you and Mac and your daughter!
ReplyDeleteSo sorry to hear you have been poorly. Hope you are recovering well at home and you can enjoy Christmas with Mac and precious time with your daughter.
ReplyDeleteSorry to hear about your need for surgery. So glad you are home for Christmas with your loved ones. Every blessing to you and yours. May you have a better year with your health.
ReplyDeleteOh dear, what a start to Christmas... Glad it went well and you could even go home again for Christmas. Wish you a restful Christmas and speedy recovery.
ReplyDeleteYou have had a tough time so I am praying that this latest diagnosis is the last. Sending Christmas greetings.
ReplyDeleteI'm happy to hear you are home to enjoy this special day. Sending you get well wishes and Merry Christmas to you,too! 🤗❣️🎄❣️🤗
ReplyDeleteGlad you are home and almost pain free ( I had my gall bladder removed a few years ago and the pain before was awful) take it easy and hope 2019 is a peaceful, happy and healthy one for you xxxx
ReplyDeleteWow, that is NOT a way to spend Christmas day, but I am glad that you have been returned home pain free and I am sure much happier than when you went in. I always think of those who work at Christmas to make life easier for the rest of us. Merry Christmas to you too!
ReplyDeleteOH MY GOODNESS !
ReplyDeleteSo happy you are home and better.
Merry Christmas !
cheers, gayle
Just had to squeeze in one more procedure for the year, huh? ;) So glad you are okay! Thank God for good medical care and pain management.
ReplyDeleteMerry Christmas to you both, and here's to a happy and hopefully healthy New Year!
Oh my goodness! So hoping you are feeling better and recovering nicely. Wishing you the very best.
ReplyDeleteI hope you aren't feeling too poorly! Wishing you a quick recovery and a GREAT, healthy New Year! Take Care!
ReplyDeleteOh Janet! Well, you can tell I'm late to the commenting party as I've been off the grid for a week. But oh, my! I'm so glad you were home for Christmas but what a way to begin the holiday! You HAVE had a year, haven't you? Sending you all good get well wishes and hoping that your Christmas was a lovely one, despite the surgery. Here's hoping the rest of your holidays are even better!
ReplyDeleteOh, dear! Glad you made it home, and pain free, to have Christmas with your daughter.
ReplyDeleteOh no! Well, at least you got to go home for Christmas.
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