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Sorry for the Unexpected Absence

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August and September have been very trying months for me and my family. My husband has been sick. It all started with chest pains back several months ago which finally ended up in a diagnosis of faulty gallbladder that had to be removed last month. Then last week he came down with a mysterious virus and had to be tested for meningitis. Those tests came back negative so then the only medical advice they gave was to stay home and rest. It has been over a week now and there is minor improvement in his symptoms. Today he didn’t have as much fever and went all day without taking medication until bedtime. Tomorrow is a doctor’s visit. I’m sure they will still just say “get plenty of rest and lots of fluids”.

So besides working full-time, taking care of our daughter and making sure there is clean towels in the house I’ve been playing nurse maid which left me little time for the attention Vertical Quilting Curve takes. It also makes me cranky when I can’t do my favorite things. I did manage a little this weekend plus I got to leave the house to go the Renegade Craft Fair which I will share more of tomorrow.

For all you regulars out there I apologize for my absence and hopefully this week will be a full and fun week with lots of good health to go around for everyone.


Posted in General on September 16th, 2007

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