We've had that as well this winter. We have had some that were properly forecast, and some that hit hard but were missed (right up until the day of the storm), but now everything is a warning of some sort and dh said I should stay home one day because he didn't want me driving in the storm, and I had to ask "what storm?" because nothing had shown up in my feed, because there was only 2" forecast but others had taken that (plus the failures) and turned it into too dangerous to drive.LadyMaverick wrote:The storm passed us over with lots of bluster but no damage. I wish our weather people could regulate their drama to match reality.
What's dangerous to drive in right now are the roads in general, there are so many pot holes. Thankfully our local reddit posts warnings about the worst ones you might hit at high speed. Last week, 7 cars were broken down at the side of the highway to dd's and the police were finally fed up that no-one had shown up to repair it so they closed down the lane and parked a police car over it. The same happened today at another bad one. You'd think there would be a better solution than tying up a police officer (or 2 or 3) and a car.
Today has been boring.
Dh slept quite well, I slept OK. He is breathing very loudly, almost gasping for air and breathing rapidly (26 breaths per minute while sleeping). So that keeps me from deeper sleep. I figure it is his very low hemoglobin, with a shortage of red blood cells it takes more breaths to get enough oxygen. But he got several 3+ hour stretches of sleep and wasn't up long in the middle of the night. He managed to get out of the bed on his own to go to the bathroom without waking me. (I was up 2x, the first without waking him, the second, he woke, whispered "I love you" and went back to sleep and didn't remember.)
We rearranged the room and will try a very narrow passage at night to the bathroom in order that I can lie closer to him in our bed (his 'night table' stuff was on the bed, blocking me.) I had set things up so he could reach them but when the bed head is elevated that moved him too far away from things to reach them.
He did his exercises and after my tea I took him to the hospital for a blood draw. That was 80 minutes total (I dropped him off and went and ran errands.) That will be Mondays & Thursdays for the upcoming 3 months, plus his appointments are on other days of the week. Because. Why would things line up well!?!
We got home, he had his 'breakfast' (I made him have a protein drink before the blood draw) and then we had a long nap.
We are making dinner now, late. He is very tired and still needs to get another 6 minute walk in.
Edited to add: I decided to take him for the walk before supper, just up and down our hall. He didn't make two laps (and only 4:20 for time) before having to come back to go to the bathroom. But we tried. He wouldn't slow down even though his pace was too fast. Tomorrow, I'll use the treadmill because that will force him to slow down. I tried telling him to slow down and he didn't. So I walked slower and he just walked ahead. So treadmill it is when we can't get outside. (The thought of putting on his socks and hiking boots was overwhelming.)