Terrie's Posts

Good evening everyone! It is 11:03 Memorial Day,2,025 and I just jumped on site to share I turned 76 years old today and was thinking about this site and all of the many hearts who are a part of it! Before I go to sleep I want to bless each and all of you who are either recovering from or heading into surgery soon and pray your hearts beat long and strong as you and all of our heart Brothers and Sisters face the future.Love to you all Terrie

It’s 5:11 am and I just looked out front due to all of the birds chirping as they land in between the wires on our cyclone fence. There are so many of them it looks like a crossword puzzle of feathers against the black color of the wire. Rylee is laying at my feet waiting for me to let him outside. I haven’t written in awhile and hoped to drop a line this morning to say good morning to our community of hearts and let you all know I am thinking of you all and wishing you the best. Especially those of you readying yourselves for surgery.I hope you know how important it is you know that you need to believe in how much you are loved and prayed for by all the wonderful people in and of this community and who will be there in spirit as you take this journey forward! I wish you well! Terrie

Good morning to all this fine May 10th, 2024! Haven't been on the site for some time now. Wanted to check in to let you know I am still ticking and thinking of the community often. Once again, my apologies for the delay in writing. My surgery was exactly one year ago on May 4th. ( second valve surgery with valve replacement of first valve replacement, plus cabg graft to clear blockage while in to replace valve.) The lack of writing is due to months of recovery with many changes unexpected. At time of surgery I was also gifted with pacemaker and medications that have been difficult to manuver! My med Metoprolol has been a constant source of Problems and see my cardiologist on May 23rd. to discuss changes. Anyone want to weigh in on this discussion. I know I'm not alone on this problem! I am still at home here in sunny California, still trying to get healthier than I have been while recovering from this last surgery..I think I am finally seeing a few Healthy changes pushing forward. I believe being older and not as active as I was first go round made this surgery a little more difficult. Llet this be a lesson to all readying for surgery to do your best to keep active and eat healthy before your big day and carry your healthy attitude with you that everything will be done possible to get you through things as well as planned. Your Surgeon and their teammates are going to get you through your surgery and there are many on the other side waiting to help you meet your recovery needs, with great CARE! So best of luck to all headed into surgery. Have a great recovery. Love to all my buddies in the community who are always deeply embedded in my mended heart.Love, Terrie,