No time to make a real post, but we are home for Christmas, and very grateful. Also very happy. More tomorrow… Be safe, be well, stay healthy!! Slava Ukraini! Peace.

Today started poorly, with the pulmonologist finding Harry’s lungs worse than yesterday.  Then, we were told that there was no way Harry could get on the schedule for a cardioversion, and with the Christmas holiday, it would be Wednesday before he could get converted.   They lifted the NPO order,so Harry could eat, and he

I try to keep the blog light, and mostly upbeat, but the week since I last posted has been rough. Harry seemed recovered from the virus after three days of fever. He had some sniffles and a bit of congestion, but felt fine. We had Paxlovid, but there are complications with some drugs, and Harry’s

Harry is doing well. We did get a prescription for Paxlovid, but he got better so quickly, he did not need to take it. His temperature returned to normal and stayed there on Wednesday. We feel very lucky, and credit the vaccine. Now, alas, I seem to have the virus, though I had a negative

I have been complaining about how hectic our life has been, no time to get caught up. And then, yesterday, Covid came crashing into our life, presenting a real problem. Harry was fine yesterday morning. He stopped by the horse show briefly for a visit on his way to Chesterfield Mall to work on his