Wanted: Organ Transplant Recipients Who Have Been Hit By a Car

Good morning @glinda, do you have a window close by? One of my favorite pastimes is watching out windows to see what ever is provided in frame of the moment. I've always been an early riser and rarely sleep later than 5am. I was reminiscing yesterday about the photo I missed out of my window when I was about to drive into the office for what else – morning coffee with the office techs which is my networking time. Just when I got up and looked out the window along comes mama possum no more than 4 feet from the window. I fumbled trying to get the camera turned on and focused on her and got nada. As slow as she was walking I was even slower trying to take a picture. Well low and behold looking out the Window yesterday afternoon I see her under the bird feeder and I got the camera on and was again fiddling with the focus and she started to meander away. I was able to catch a shot of her plodding through the snow which made me smile. Unlike the nasty woodchuck, I like having a possum around because they are good neighbors:

— https://citywildlife.org/the-truth-about-opossums/

Hoping you have a great day...

John

It's a 1day visit crammed with appointments and tests and doctors I'm hoping and praying that I get the stitches out in my right hip and left leg on Friday as it will be over a month that I have had them in and I'm hoping to at least get out of my left brace during the day but will have tho sleep with it at night thank you so much for listening when I need to talk it means a lot to me you all are my support group and that's just what I need right now thank you so much
Glinda

@glinda The early bird here. Be interested in learning how the reclining wheelchair works for you. Those squirrels can be entertaining with their games and acrobatics. I did a pencil drawing of a fox squirrel a good while back...it is a vertical format and may end up horizontal, but will add as it fits with what you are saying. There is a place here in IN that has white squirrels (not albinos). Growing up on a large farm we had lots of squirrels in the 275 acres of woods-red and fox squirrels. Sounds like you are receiving excellent, caring, supportive assistance which is a blessing.

@glinda The early bird here. Be interested in learning how the reclining wheelchair works for you. Those squirrels can be entertaining with their games and acrobatics. I did a pencil drawing of a fox squirrel a good while back...it is a vertical format and may end up horizontal, but will add as it fits with what you are saying. There is a place here in IN that has white squirrels (not albinos). Growing up on a large farm we had lots of squirrels in the 275 acres of woods-red and fox squirrels. Sounds like you are receiving excellent, caring, supportive assistance which is a blessing.

@glinda The early bird here. Be interested in learning how the reclining wheelchair works for you. Those squirrels can be entertaining with their games and acrobatics. I did a pencil drawing of a fox squirrel a good while back...it is a vertical format and may end up horizontal, but will add as it fits with what you are saying. There is a place here in IN that has white squirrels (not albinos). Growing up on a large farm we had lots of squirrels in the 275 acres of woods-red and fox squirrels. Sounds like you are receiving excellent, caring, supportive assistance which is a blessing.

@glinda, I should have expected as much! Mayo is so efficient with their marathon schedule of appointments. You will sleep well after all of that, too.
That would be nice to get the stitches out. I'll cross my fingers for you;-) It would be a nice mood boost to get the leg brace off for part of the time too.

Later on, when you advance to a regular wheelchair think about how cool it could be with some shiny wheels, or maybe a red bicycle horn (like we had as kids with the rubber bulb that you had to squeeze "honk honk" ) 🙂
See you tomorrow,
Rosemary

@glinda, I should have expected as much! Mayo is so efficient with their marathon schedule of appointments. You will sleep well after all of that, too.
That would be nice to get the stitches out. I'll cross my fingers for you;-) It would be a nice mood boost to get the leg brace off for part of the time too.

Later on, when you advance to a regular wheelchair think about how cool it could be with some shiny wheels, or maybe a red bicycle horn (like we had as kids with the rubber bulb that you had to squeeze "honk honk" ) 🙂
See you tomorrow,
Rosemary

@glinda, I should have expected as much! Mayo is so efficient with their marathon schedule of appointments. You will sleep well after all of that, too.
That would be nice to get the stitches out. I'll cross my fingers for you;-) It would be a nice mood boost to get the leg brace off for part of the time too.

Later on, when you advance to a regular wheelchair think about how cool it could be with some shiny wheels, or maybe a red bicycle horn (like we had as kids with the rubber bulb that you had to squeeze "honk honk" ) 🙂
See you tomorrow,
Rosemary

@glinda, I should have expected as much! Mayo is so efficient with their marathon schedule of appointments. You will sleep well after all of that, too.
That would be nice to get the stitches out. I'll cross my fingers for you;-) It would be a nice mood boost to get the leg brace off for part of the time too.

Later on, when you advance to a regular wheelchair think about how cool it could be with some shiny wheels, or maybe a red bicycle horn (like we had as kids with the rubber bulb that you had to squeeze "honk honk" ) 🙂
See you tomorrow,
Rosemary