Today was a long day, without many pictures. The morning was full of preparation to go to town for a routine visit to the electrophysiologist (the heart “electrician”). We had missed the six month scheduled visit on January 5 because Harry was in surgery to fix his hip. They were kind enough to fit us in today to check on Harry’s heart and pacemaker.
Harry insisted on walking (with the walker) to the car, and then, when we arrived at the medical building, he walked into the building and to the men’s room. This might sound mundane, but it was a feat of epic proportion, just 4 weeks after a hospital stay during which he was in very critical condition.
I did bring the transport chair, and we used that to travel up to the office. Once we returned home, though, Harry insisted on walking from the car to the house. I am astounded by his guts and the progress he has made!
The trip was a 5 hour ordeal, door to door, but news at the doctor was good, and the travel was less miserable for Harry than just a week ago, so it was a good day!
The dogs were thrilled to see us, as was Roscoe. I never even spoke to the horses or barn cats, but Jane reports that everyone is fine. Every day, our gratitude for Jane’s help with this unfortunate circumstance grows exponentially.
Since I don’t have much of interest today, here are a couple of old pictures of Harry doing difficult things.
Be safe, be well, exceed expectations! Be kind, be grateful, be patient. Slava Ukraini! Peace…
Galloping Through 
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