Well, I was toying with going back to the ER again, tonight. Was bad late this afternoon and into the evening again--but feeling mysteriously better, now.
It's strange, I felt very tired today, yes--but the surgeon told me it might take weeks for me to recover completely, possibly months. And, of course, there was that tropical steamy hot weather of the last week, that only just broke last night. That kind of heat just saps the strength from you, if you're not used to it--and I'm not. I'm a cold-weather person, always have been. I can handle minus 15, 20 or 35 F (sub-zero), better than 90 F.
And a lovely day it was, out there today, such a relief to have the humidity gone--wish it could be like this all summer, a perfect 10 of a day. But the horrid muggy weather yesterday and before, really didn't help my condition, any.
I almost fell today, getting up from my chair. Just couldn't get my balance. I've been feeling a bit--odd, on and off all night, very mildly light-headed, rapid heartbeat, and a a headache, as well. So, I still have a few of the symptoms of a low blood count/anemia. I have been taking the iron and vitamins daily, so...no idea. I'll make a couple of appointments tomorrow, see what's what.
I nearly got creamed by some jerk in a compact car, while legally crossing the street tonight--an idiot who had the nerve to yell at me...I wrote a letter to the Post-Star editor again--pulling no punches this time. I really am truly beginning to loathe modern America--we really are a bunch of hypocritical maroons.
In all seriousness, if I win the lottery, gonna' do two things--pay off my debts, and move the hell out of America--Canada, England, Scotland, Wales, Netherlands, Iceland...don't care. Just anywhere away from these people who can't spell, read, talk proper English, or walk through a car park safely. Arrrgh!
I REST MY CASE:
GoingSomewhere
Sadly there are hypocritical mororns everywhere, not just in America, so if you were to move, you might be sadly disappointed. Still, it would be nice if you at least had the opportunity to find out.
I'm sorry your health continues to trouble you. Let's hope it's sorted out soon. Thank goodness that the weather has improved for you. Here, it continues to rain, and rain, and rain.