Grateful to be back on WA
I am excited to be able to have the energy to be back on WA! I have missed being able to work on WA. Several months ago, I tore my Achilles tendon, which took quite sometime to heal up. In a very blessed way so to speak, my Achilles tendon and the time it was taking to heal made my physicians at the Cleveland Clinic look a little further into what was going on physically with me. Come to find out I have a very rare form of bone caner (which, thank GOD is not terminal) I had surgery last week on my shoulder which seems to be where much of the issue was coming from. They had to cut my bicep tendon, which unfortunately they were not able to reconnect to any of the bones in my shoulder.....but I am ok with that due to the fact there does not appear to be any more cancer cells in my shoulder
I will no longer be able to work as a nurse (23 years I have been a nurse). I am a believe when one door closes, another opens.. I was so tired and had so many hospitalizations over they last several months, I did not have the energy to even check my email let alone work on WA. Since my surgery last week, my energy has "picked up", and I am so excited that I will be able to devote my energy to WA. I am still not able to use my right arm much....but with much therapy, I am hopeful the majority of my strength in my arm will return. I am by no means "out of the woods yet", but I believe with positive thoughts and much prayer and of course great physicians. I will be on the mend.
I have decided to start over with lesson 1.....I have 3 web sites that were indexed by Google, but I need to not put too much pressure on myself and I figure by starting from lesson 1 again and concentrating on just one of my websites will be therapeutic for me.
I can not even begin to tell you how grateful I am for WA, I love to learn and I will be able to incorporate my nursing experience into my websites!
My energy level has picked back up some and I will unitize it for WA..... I am grateful I have wonderful husband who takes such good care of me! “Sometimes life may take you down an unexpected path, but keep an open mind, for that may be the exact path you're supposed to be on at that particular point in time.”
Thank you for taking the time to read my post. I by no means wrote this for people to feel sorry for me.... I am just excited to feel like a "human again.... tired and unable to use my right arm still...but I very optimistic that I will make a full recovery in time.
Sincerely.
Nancy from Ohio
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Thank you for the encouragement Mergie1. You are absolutely right nurses work extremely hard! I am going to take all that energy I am slowly gaining back and put it all toward WA.
Thank you again for the encouraging words!
Nancy
That's the spirit Nancy, life carries on. And if you can get through all that you have done ... you can get through a lot more. Welcome back.
Wow, Nancy. You have been through so much! I am so glad you are recovering and back! Good luck as you continue to get stronger and start back up with your websites.
Jessica
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I'm sorry to hear of your problems Nancy and wish you all the very best moving forward now. Take good care of yourself and try not to push yourself too much :)