Recovery Day #58!
Last night I went to
bed at 10pm, fell asleep quickly, got up once at 4:45, changed my AD, returned
to bed with a slight headache, woke/got up at 6:30, took an Excedrin, returned
to bed, finally getting up at 7:15.
I left the apt at 8:30
and walked to the mall. I had some chess notes printed then had breakfast at Habia
Una Vez. I recycled a plastic pill bottle, made a withdrawal from an ATM
then had coffee at Todo Fresa. I stopped in Exito and picked up
fruits and vegetables that Teresa requested then returned to the apt by taxi.
Not surprisingly, Teresa
spent most of the day in and out of bed and burping up the anesthetic. I
watched Red Dawn, both the 1984 version and the 2012 version.
Teresa is frustrating
me with her medications. She only has three: one she takes every 24 hours,
another once a day (lol) and the third every 8 hours. I wrote down on a piece
of paper to take the first at 7am, the 2nd at 7pm, and the 3rd
first thing in the morning, 2 in the afternoon and last thing at night. She even
wrote it on the boxes themselves and she can’t keep it straight. And at 8:30
she asked me if she took her 7pm medication. I remember us talking about it
just before 7pm and I can’t believe she forgot already. I checked the box and
there were 2 missing from the clamshell packaging so that would be one last
night and one tonight so she’s good.
Tomorrow she has an
11am doctor’s appointment and I have a 2pm appointment in the same building
where I should be able to pick up my PSA test results. I hope we can fit lunch in between the two.
The
New York Times’ 7-day average of new daily infections and deaths has the US
with 151,227 ð 151,441 ð 152,341 new cases and 1,007 ð 1,116 ð 1,165 new deaths.
Per
Medellin Guru, as of yesterday, Colombia has a total of 2,965 ð 2,467 ð 2,448 new cases with 98 ð 73 ð 86 new deaths. Medellin has
367 ð 314 ð 371 new cases from August 24th to 25th. Envigado has 22 ð 12 ð 13 new cases from August 24th to 25th.
T-shirt
of the day
Never stop exploring.
Glad to get caught up on the blog. I hope T. appreciates all you do for her. You are a rare commodity ---a good husband.
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