Saturday morning and there were clumps of hair on the pillow so I did what any caring Husband would do and got my trimmer out and gave Julie a Number 1. The trimmer in one hand and the Hoover in the other - just the thing for a lazy morning in bed.
I wish I looked as good as her with no hair..........lol
Sunday was a good day. Julies mum was 80 so we booked a table at a local eatery for 20 and had a big family get together. Julie was OK but the time spent in the dining chair had to be compensated with pain meds to get her through the day.
Monday Julie has a new pain in her left thigh. Don't know if its 'C' related or what ? The Doc is due to visit tomorrow so we will see what he says. In the mean time she is playing safe and stopping in bed.
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