And going nuts along the way. Living in limbo, waiting for the house to sell so we can get him moved and settled.
We now have to add random vomiting to the mix. Out of the blue, not feeling sick, didn't eat nothing in particular. He just gets the feeling and has to run and throw up.
Somethings wrong, and the doctors still haven't figured it out yet.
He's heading in for the 3rd "procedure" coming up on March 7th... Problem not solved, they just keep putting rubber bands on it. The throwing up started after the 2nd "procedure", so I have to wonder if they are connected.....
Ultra sounds didn't show anything in particular wrong. Blood work doesn't show anything going on... so frustrating.
He still can't gain weight, at least any significant amount. Might put on a pound or two, but than loses it and more in a few days.
AND we have to add the heart doctor to the mix as well. New prescriptions new issues to deal with and adjust to. Stress plays a big part in it all. Age doesn't help, lol. Birthday coming up, 57. He'll be older than both his dad and brother when they passed.
I did find some nice senior living apartments. In attempting to mow the lawn and clean up the yard for selling the house recently, we discovered - he's not really able to push the lawn mower, or lift too much, without adverse effects. So, buying a house with yard work and repairs to be done are really out of the question for him. Hence, the looking into senior living apartments.
Meanwhile we got him mostly packed up and in a limbo. Sold off the unnecessary, gave away the unneeded. Done the little things to help the house. Yard work and weather still need to cooperate to finish. Living in boxes, getting restless. This is the hard part of the journey.
Many blessings along the way, keeps you going. Much needed things are getting taken care of and the stress is not as bad as before. This all helps with heart conditions. God is great for sure! No doubt in my mind miracles exist. So, grateful to be blessed.
Praying the next step comes soon and the house sells. So ready to move forward.
Blessed by God
Life's packed up @ the Bright side of the Barn
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