Yes, I started young, so I'd be young when I got through...no one told me it doesn't end!!!-lol

I hope she recovers fast too for all our sakes!

Thank you, I need one! Yes, I hope she picks up fast before I wear out! I need conversations with more than a 2,3,or 5 year old.-lol

I have 4 black garbage bags in the hall, each about half full so it won't be too heavy, and I've hardly made any extra closet space it seems. I'm not through though, but everything is back in place for now. ..You are right. It seems no matter how hard I try, I can't plan a day for ME. I went for an hour, at our last QOV meeting 8 days ago, just to turn in a quilt top to be quilted and pick up more fabric to make another. I have made it, but only because I didn't have Rylan until Wednesday. There is a special 2 days of sewing tomorrow and Saturday. I thought I would have Rylan tomorrow and be able to go Saturday. Now I have Gus and Nora so, so much for planning me a day....I am so looking forward to July!!!-lol

I just got off Facetime with her, for the kids. She said they are mainly concerned that her blood pressure is still low. They have her on the drip for fluids and given her meds for nausea, so she said she hasn't thrown up anymore. I'm not sure about the diarrhea. Thanks Laura for the hope, hugs and prayers.

Thank you Mrs Lillian, think of you often, but doesn't seem like I've had too much 'me time' to even sit down and call you. I do love you and hope you are having some good days.

So far, so good. She came home and the kids went home and it feels so good-lol- I didn't get any sewing done today but we had a QOV presentatation for just a couple of Veterans, met their families, had lunch and adult conversations!!!

Thanks Nan and you're right. Being sick in the winter seems like it's expected, but not in the summer when the weather is so pretty.

And it feels so good! Thanks!

Let's keep our fingers crossed....and legs and whatever else-lol Thanks for the hug and she did come home and is feeling much better. I guess fluids was what she needed, as everything she drank or ate had been going right through her.

Oh Meg, a hug feels good! Thanks, I already have a week full next week, so tomorrow I do need to come home from church and rest.

I am glad too, as her in-laws are having their own health issues, and the MIL is my husband's age. She is scheduled for a pacemaker Tuesday. The FIL is only 6 years older and he can hardly get around. He's been falling, hurt his back, had to have surgery and fell again just the other day and got a brain bleed too. Thank goodness his was not as serious as little Rylan's. He's the one the QOV quilt went to, with all the fancy quilting stitches. We wanted to get it to him as soon as we could get it quilted, because of his deteriorating health.

You do what you have to for your family, at the time you're needed, no question about it. I guess I've just been really tired lately. I told my husband I didn't know if maybe I was getting sick, or I just needed to converse with someone over the age of 5!-lol

I may be strong but I know I'm tired!-lol
I know what you say is true, we all have our ups and downs.

She came home thank you. She actually looked and said she felt so much better. Her husband is off the next two days, Sunday and Monday, but she wanted the kids to come home, so I got to meet with my sewing group today. Yea!