Well I understand from various sources that my messages have not been getting through - I have been pressing the wrong buttons, so here I am trying again.
Here is the 'low down' on the state of play. I seem to have developed Grand Mal Epilepsy and have just been in hospital for a fortnight after a very bad fit not nice for any of us. I was in Darlington M|emorial Hospital -delightful staff from all over the world - lovely doctors- lovely food and nothing at all to complain about. Now bit by bit my drugs are being changed. I am feeling strange and not thinking straight.
Thank you all for your concern and good wishes. I will be back when I feel well enough. In the meantime much love dear bloggy pals - missing you.
So happy you're back. Hope you get well soon. Thinking of you !
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Missed you so! Red headed friend in Austin, Texas
ReplyDeleteWelcome back! Belated birthdays wishes too. You were very much missed.
ReplyDeleteRest well and keep getting better.
Love from a long time reader.
Much love to you Pat from a wet, windy Isle of Man.
ReplyDeleteHope that you have some light reading to keep you occupied during your enforced rest.
Sue
So good to have you back, you were certainly missed! Take good care of yourself, and don’t do too much too soon. A long time reader. Sally in Devon
ReplyDeletePrayers for a complete recovery! I so enjoy your writing and observations. Nance from Iowa USA
ReplyDeleteEspero que mejores pronto. Un beso muy fuerte.
ReplyDeleteSo glad to hear that you've been taken good care of. I hope they figure out the correct meds and dosage for you so that you can feel more like your old self. Take care! -Jenn
ReplyDeleteThe sun is shining here in Ontario and now that I know you're safe and sound, the skies seem even brighter. Take your time reentering Blogger Land, Pat. I'm so happy all is well.
ReplyDeleteSending very best wishes x
ReplyDeleteSO glad you are being looked after and sending hopes for everything to work out well. xx
ReplyDeleteWonderful that you are home.
ReplyDeleteContinued healing wishes sent your way dear Pat.
ReplyDeleteXx
Have so missed you, happy to hear that you are on your way to a rapid recovery!
ReplyDeleteQuite understandable they you aren’t up to full Weave yet. It takes time to recover from what happened and get used to med changes. Get well soon.
ReplyDeleteSo pleased to read your message. Take care. Jean/Winnipeg
ReplyDeleteCongratulations on your 90th birthday. We are all so pleased you made it. Looking forward to many for posts yet to come.
ReplyDeleteSo good to hear from you.Onwards and upwards.Barbarax
ReplyDeleteSo pleased you are getting along have missed you
ReplyDeleteSo happy to hear from you. My heart actually leaped in my chest. May the correct combination of medication control the problem and have you feeling much better soon.
ReplyDeleteSo good to read your post. Hopefully your meds will be sorted soon. Take care and rest! Look forward to reading your posts when you feel up to blogging.
ReplyDeleteSincerely,
Sheila
Sending love and healing energy .....
ReplyDeleteGood to hear from you, everyone was so worried.
ReplyDeleteJust take care.
Much love from Suffolk
Good to hear from you. Today in Delaware it is unseasonably warm and sunny. Just beautiful.
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So relieved and happy that you are home.
ReplyDeleteAnd being well taken care of.
In hopes the meds are all sorted soon. And life will smooth out.
Many gentle hugs,
From the upper North East of the US
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Marie, British Columbia, It's so nice to see you home again and getting better, we'd be lost without you after many many years of reading your blog. Marie, British Columbia
ReplyDeleteWe are so happy to hear from you - hope you soon feel much better xx
ReplyDeleteWendy (Wales)
The drugs for epilepsy can make you feel you can't think normally. I had to take the epilepsy drug carbamazepine for years (for trigeminal neuralgia) and hated the way it made me feel. I hope the feeling settles down soon as you get used to them. Take care.
ReplyDeleteOh ! So sorry to hear all this. They'll soon have you sorted ! Hugs Debbie 💐 x
ReplyDeleteSo sorry to hear about this Pat. Get better soon, I have been missing you. Hugs from Dixie in West Virginia USA.
ReplyDeleteThey can't keep a good farmers wife down! Take care and time to recover well Su ( another farmers wife) in Cheshire
ReplyDeleteSo lovely to know you are safe. Take care. Have like everyone else been worried.
ReplyDeleteSo happy to see a post from you! Now focus on your recovery! All the best!!
ReplyDeleteI am so pleased to read this. I have your instructions for scones printed and in my kitchen to attempt them soon. Take good care dear Weaver. Blog land was a lonely place without you. Jackie in Georgia USA
ReplyDeleteSo happy your back. You have been missed , hope the new meds help x
ReplyDeleteCheering for you, Pat!
ReplyDeleteBonnie in Minneapolis
So glad to hear your ‘voice’ you were so much missed Jane x
ReplyDeleteI'm very glad that you're back and have received good care. Take it easy. xx
ReplyDeleteSo pleased to know you are back home from your stay in hospital, Please look after yourself, take as much time as you need to feel up to blogging again, have missed your postings each day, won't be long before you are feeling more up to getting back to messaging again. Healing hugs to you.
ReplyDeleteGoodness, but you had a lot of people worried, including me. I can't tell you how glad I am that you are once again, safe and sound. I am sorry to hear of your health issues and I hope they settle on the necessary medicine combination for you. We all just want you to get the rest that you need but are grateful that you were able to let us know how you are doing. Take care. Ranee (MN) USA
ReplyDeleteI am so sorry that you are going through this, but relieved to know that you are home and managing. Please take care there, and thank you for keeping us updated.
ReplyDeleteWell pat
ReplyDeleteYou’re readership and comment section has grown considerably
What fun..
Lovely to have you back deArheart x
Lovely to hear from you. Love Jan Bxx
ReplyDeleteOh Pat. How wonderful to see this post. It has positively made my day. Rest up and know that you are much loved.
ReplyDeleteSo very reassuring to learn directly from you what caused you to be away from your blog for such a long period of time. Thank you for putting my mind, and those of so many others, at ease. I am sure it was not an easy task for you blog that this time. I have learned that following the doctor's orders and informing the doctor of any changes in my physical and mental condition that I would notice helped me on my road to recovery. I hope you are resting easy knowing that you are greatly loved by so many bloggers and folowers of your blog. Stay positive and try to return to your normal daily routine when you are able. Think of the comments left here for you as Get Well cards expressing love to you from both near and far. Be safe. Be well. Be Happy. Hugs!
ReplyDeleteJust a quickie to say how wonderful it is to have you back. Prayers and love continue for a good recovery. Take good care and all the time you want. Knowing you are there is joy enough❣️
ReplyDeleteBig wishes for your well being and recovery, with different meds to see what works best for you. Thank you so much for letting us know how you are now. We'll wait patiently till you're better.
ReplyDeleteIt's so good to see that you are back home, safe and sound. I can imagine how changing meds and being out of your normal routine could be trying for you but time should put that right. Take it easy and be patient with yourself (that's as hard, if not harder, than being patient with someone else). We will all be patient while waiting for your return to blogland.
ReplyDeleteSending you lots of love and best wishes, Pat.
ReplyDeleteYour positive nature shines through in your latest post, as always.
Julie B
So good to "hear" your voice, Weaver! Grand mal seizures are awful. My husband had a few when his diabetes meds were messed up and it was terrifying. Be well, and we will look forward to hearing from you when you are able.
ReplyDeleteSo great to have you back. Take care and best wishes for a speedy recovery.
ReplyDeleteNot a nice way to spend your 90th birthday! Sorry to hear about your seizure and hope they can get your meds sorted so you feel better soon. Wishing you the best, Pat!
ReplyDeleteSo glad you're back and on the mend. Onwards and upwards. Cheers Cathy x
ReplyDeleteDelighted to see a post from you. Happy belated birthday wishes, take it easy and enjoy the good food and attention from the hospital staff. Wishing you a speedy recovery and look forward to more posts from you when you are feeling well enough. Sending you love and light. Fiona.
ReplyDeleteLovely to hear from you Pat. So sorry you've had such an unpleasant time but good to know you were well looked after. Hope the new treatment will soon start helping you to feel like yourself once more. Love and best wishes.
ReplyDeleteSo lovely to see you back where you belong. Take it slowly. We can wait.
ReplyDeleteVery good to see you back again and I wish you all the best in getting things regulated. Trust me. It will happen. I know. I'm on lamotrogine and it works well. I do not have the grand mals but go through a stage of not making new memories.
ReplyDeleteYou are much loved Pat and I think we are all so glad you are recovering.
ReplyDeleteOh, Pat, I'm so glad you're back. Wishing you well, and belated happy birthday.
ReplyDeleteWelcome back, dear Pat. Take good care of yourself. You are so loved and admired!w
ReplyDeleteSo wonderful to hear from you, Pat. Encouraging to know that you are improving. And, how uplifting it is to find SO MANY people in agreement on any subject nowadays! People scattered across the globe are all sending you their love and appreciation. I join them, one of several from Texas. Hopefully your meds will get sorted and you will feel better.
ReplyDeleteExtra delighted to see a post from you today and to "hear" your voice!!!
ReplyDeletePlease know we're all cheering you onward and you're held dear/loved by so many (many who rarely comment, like myself).
Be patient with yourself, grant yourself grace, and take whatever time is necessary to heal and become whole again.
Hugs and love. I hope they get you sorted soon. How frustrating for you. More hugs.
ReplyDeleteLovely to hear that you are home. You have had a really rough time. God Bless and get well soon. Take care xx
ReplyDeleteSending love and warmest wishes for a recover in the not to distant future. I am glad to hear you were well cared for in the hospital and can make a full come-back at home. Write when you can and you can be assured of lots of commentary from your blog friends. Susan in Massachusetts
ReplyDeleteMuch love to you. Holding you in my heart.
ReplyDeleteTake it easy, dear Weave. Rest and come back to us.
ReplyDeleteReally wonderful to hear from you Pat.
ReplyDeleteYou are so very loved by so many blogger friends all over the world.
Sending you a big Australian hug. Love Jo - Southern Flinders South Australia
Sso good to read a post from you Pat. Take care and don't rush things.
ReplyDeleteLovely to have you back. I was so worried. Hope they can get the medication sorted out quickly for you.
ReplyDeleteLots of love from far off New Zealand
I am so happy to hear from you again. Take your time to get well again, your blogger friends will all wait patiently now we know that you are at home and very well cared for.
ReplyDeleteLots of love from Germany
Hilde
Good, good, good. You had us all worried for a while. Welcome back to your rightful place. Cro xx
ReplyDeleteSplendid news, so happy to see you back. Rest and take it easy. Thelma love xxx
ReplyDeleteOr love Thelma, you can see it is first thing in the morning!
ReplyDeleteIt's lovely to hear from you. Xx
ReplyDeleteI was very worried. So glad you are back. Hope the new meds kick in.
ReplyDeleteHello Weave, welcome back. Missing you. Rachel xx
ReplyDeleteGood to see you back again Weave.
ReplyDeleteNot the best way to celebrate your birthday!! Steady as she goes and hope they manage to tweak your meds successfully xx
How scary for you and family...welcome back x
ReplyDeleteGlad you're back! Get well soon - you've been missed. xx
ReplyDeleteHow nice to hear you’re home again. You’ve been missed in blog land. Take care and feel better soon.
ReplyDeleteGreat to see your blog message today. Take your time to come back to blogging again. Your health is the priority. Thank you for all of the great conversations and interesting stories you post. I love reading how things are going in your world.
ReplyDeleteCaring thoughts and good wishes for your steady recovery. Betty in Victoria, Aus.
On the road to recovery, such a good thing, hooray.
ReplyDeleteSo glad to not see that Thursday Post, have checked first thing every day. I am so glad that you are home again and on the mend. Missed you, get well. Terry,
ReplyDeleteI have been checking your blog for a post most every day. Glad to hear you are on the mend!
ReplyDeleteBlessings,
Lisa
Lovely to see you back, but take it easy xx
ReplyDeleteTake the time you need to get back to your normal interesting, wonderful self. We'll be waiting as we value your blog post subjects and musings.
ReplyDeleteStay cozy!
Hugs!
Welcome back. You have been missed.
ReplyDeleteGood to know you are recovering
ReplyDeleteTake care
Alison in Wales x
So glad you are back home and on the mend. Sending many prayers your way.
ReplyDeleteIt is just so good to see your recent posts. Best wishes on your recovery!
ReplyDeleteI have been reading your blog for a long time but never commented. I missed your words and thoughts. I am glad you are on the mend. I hope all goes well.
ReplyDeleteTake Care,
Kaye
Park City, Utah
Much love from Pam in South Australia.x
ReplyDeleteMissing you too! But focus on getting better. We can patiently wait.
ReplyDeleteMissing your little chats.....We await patiently...Get well soon...Take care, Rall
ReplyDeleteGod speed you to good health! You have been missed.
ReplyDeleteWonderful to hear from you, big sigh!
ReplyDeleteI don't think I've ever left you a message but I am glad to hear you're doing better.
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness, welcome back Pat. We were all so worried about you. My gut feeling did say hospital and even epilepsy. What a nasty thing to develop so late in life. Hospital not the best place to spend your big birthday either. ((HUGS)). Take it easy. Jennie in Wales xxx
ReplyDeleteYou will never know how much your thoughts and messages have meant to me - At least for the time being the combination of all your messages, plus a plethora of very handsome young doctors!! lovely helpful young nurses - many of them from places like Latvia - all with good English. The food was good- no complaints at all. I went back yesterday for yet another scan and my druges are being gradually changed. Now I take things easy and hope things improve - time will tell but ninety good years means I have had a good shot at life so what will be will bexx
ReplyDeleteThanks for the update Pat. As usual excellent words of wisdom from you, along with a smile-inducing comment (very handsome young doctors!). Jackie in Georgia USA
ReplyDeleteSo very sorry to hear that you have been in hospital. Glad you're home now and hope you're soon feeling much better.
ReplyDeleteIt is a good way to look at things....and doctors! You are a funny old dear.
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