Lots of stuff going on, not sure why it's so busy but here we are at the end of summer. How did that happen?
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I took Sam to Starbucks for his birthday coffee. He's playing a game on my Kindle. |
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Started a pair of socks to keep in the car. It's been just too hot to knit something big, even though I should be. |
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I love the colorway in this yarn. I love this yarn, it's 50% Merino wool, 25% nylon and 25% bamboo. Soft as a baby's bottom! |
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The blanket is growing. I decided to make it for a friend who is due to have a baby next month. Except she told me that she's been having contractions all day. I might have to burn some midnight oil! |
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It's so cool how you just pick up the stitches instead of sewing the squares together. I think I'd like to make one in two colors and do an even pattern instead of the random I'm doing here. Gotta get this one done, first! |
Still going back and forth to the doctor, but I think I'm on my way to recovery. By replenishing my potassium I've pretty much stopped the afib and SVT. But I was having a hard time finding a blood pressure drug that didn't have terrible side effects. Gotta love allergies! Anyway, I decided to completely wean myself off all blood pressure meds and control it with diet and exercise, with the blessing of my doctor. It seems to be going well, it's only been a couple of days but I'm okay. The doctor prescribed a pill that is half the dose of my current one, so when I started cutting it would be easier. They are triangular shaped and halving them is fine, but quartering them makes crumbs. The half dose will cut just fine and will be the equivalent of a quarter of the larger pill. My acupuncturist is working to help the transition too, and has ordered some Chinese herbs to go along with his work.
I am starting to feel great, so grateful for that!
So happy to hear you are the path to recovery. You work so hard at maintaining your health. good for you to drop the BP meds, the less chemicals in your body the better. Good luck with the diet, exercise and Chinese herbs.
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