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Re: Allan, Hows the better half?
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Posted by migraine on October 10, 2005 at 07:39:48 from (24.22.154.216):
In Reply to: Allan, Hows the better half? posted by Jay (ND) on October 09, 2005 at 16:59:13:
Mornin' guys. Sorry to hear the latest Allen. Just got out of the hospital myself for 6 days. Seems my heart wants a break so it decided to shut down for spells sending me into the twilight zone and severe anxiety attacks. 7 doctors and probably 50,000 bucks later they have few answers for me. Have a new little pacemaker now so that should keep me around for awhile but no driving or Farmall work is getting done. I know all about those little pills your wife is getting and how drunk it makes you feel. Could hardly carry on an intelligent conservation with anybody, course come to think of it, maybe thats not so much of a change. Anyway I'm coming back slowly and will offer prayers for patience for you guys and I'm sure the big picture will come into focus for all of us soon. Love her up a little even if she's groggy, I hear that even those senses stay alert when we are "drifting". All the best Migraine
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