Re: The Famous Friday Footprint Focus Conga PWYC
Posted: Fri Aug 15, 2025 1:54 pm
Thanks for thoughts!
Cathy - eeewww, starting to put pots/pans away and realizing they're greasy. HRH is careful about a lot, but so clueless about grease, especially the back of pans getting greasy, and the top of stove therefore getting greasy, too. Funny that you didn't think brown grass was growing much, lol. Perhaps turning brown gives a clue that the urgency just isn't there!
Nancy, that's true - brown grass can be neatened up, and there is exercise in the mowing.
Aw, Twins', sorry about long call and ranting.
Mystery, having "time to wash the purple off". lol.
It was true, only 2 appts and although we were early, we were seen early at the second, too, so not a problem. Only part of the test results were back, but I was correct to notice that at least those were all normal. Don't know when all the rest may come in.
About bloodwork today, for the first time since April, I have normal hemoglobin level and NP said she was "excited" about that. I think this means I'm not classically anemic anymore. White blood cell count above 5 and she was pretty happy about that, too. Again, I think (think) this means I'm less susceptible to every whim of germs and viruses. Still in lockdown until Dr. sees me, though.
Did ya'll know that platelets are our slowest replenishing cells? I'm not sure if NP meant every single type all over the body, but it sounded like that. She said all the ones we humans made 3 days ago are gone now.
I didn't know that, but mine - for whatever reason, just as everyone is different - are quite especially slow to recover, keeping me t-i-r-e-d. Have an appt next week, when dr will decide if there's something further she wants to do about getting my count up, or just let me very, very slowly get back to normal by myself.
Cathy - eeewww, starting to put pots/pans away and realizing they're greasy. HRH is careful about a lot, but so clueless about grease, especially the back of pans getting greasy, and the top of stove therefore getting greasy, too. Funny that you didn't think brown grass was growing much, lol. Perhaps turning brown gives a clue that the urgency just isn't there!
Nancy, that's true - brown grass can be neatened up, and there is exercise in the mowing.
Aw, Twins', sorry about long call and ranting.
Mystery, having "time to wash the purple off". lol.
It was true, only 2 appts and although we were early, we were seen early at the second, too, so not a problem. Only part of the test results were back, but I was correct to notice that at least those were all normal. Don't know when all the rest may come in.
About bloodwork today, for the first time since April, I have normal hemoglobin level and NP said she was "excited" about that. I think this means I'm not classically anemic anymore. White blood cell count above 5 and she was pretty happy about that, too. Again, I think (think) this means I'm less susceptible to every whim of germs and viruses. Still in lockdown until Dr. sees me, though.
Did ya'll know that platelets are our slowest replenishing cells? I'm not sure if NP meant every single type all over the body, but it sounded like that. She said all the ones we humans made 3 days ago are gone now.