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Monday, February 21, 2011

Harvest Monday 02-21-2011

Hello everyone!!! I have missed all of you. I am still not completely recovered from my surgery. I have a few minor problems that are still lingering. My sweet husband had surgery for a cervical herniated disc in early January. Thankfully, he woke from the surgery PAIN FREE and only needed tylenol twice after surgery for a headache. He is doing great! I had an emergency room visit in mid-January for what we all thought was a stroke!! VERY SCARY!!! After many tests, I was diagnosed with a COMPLEX MIGRAINE that caused the stroke-like symptoms. They think it was triggered from the hormone medication that I was given after my surgery in October. Needless to say, I am off that medication and I think my body is getting back to normal.

For over a week the temp each day has been at least 70s and very sunny. ABSOLUTELY BEAUTIFUL!! I even saw my first daffodils on Friday!! It must be spring here in the south. The blue birds have even been spotted working on their nests. Saturday I spent time in my neglected garden. My youngest daughter told me that my garden looked sad. It has been so neglected since early September since I have been sick.With the help of my oldest son, we cleaned out old plants and I turned the soil in a couple of beds. I also planted some garlic and potato onions. I had hoped to get these in months ago but life did not allow that to happen. This week I hope to plant spinach, broccoli, and mustard greens. I also hope to start a few seeds inside. We always get a COLD SNAP but, hopefully, it won't be too bad.

Be sure to "hop" over to Daphne's site to check out all the other posts at Harvest Monday. I am so behind in reading everyone's posts for the last few months but I have been a little distracted. I am looking forward to Gardening in 2011.

Blessings,

Debbie

6 comments:

  1. Oh, it's nice to hear that you are starting to feel better. You have a good son to help you clean out the garden and get things started. The veggies you planted won't mind a cold snap. They will be happy to grow and put a grin on your gardens face!

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  2. I'm so happy to see you back here! I do hope you'll be feeling 100% soon, we miss you when you're "down".

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  3. I've suffered from severe migraines all of my adult life. I've researched and read a lot through the years and the best explanation/research I've found is http://www.tuliv.com/migraine-research.aspx

    I used their product for about a year but it didn't really help me that much. However, other people do get relief with it. I could go on and on but feel free to email me. I'm glad you're feeling well enough to garden again!

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  4. I'm happy you are feeling better. Hopefully you and your husband will be all better soon. I just hate when I can't get out and do things. And health scares are no fun at all.

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  5. TIA and spinal surgery 2 things I'm afraid I know all too much about. Can't wait to see you harvesting again.

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  6. Praying that you will recover much better. I see you like okra very much. We are harvesting some at the moment.

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