Mail call

Wow! May 1st already. This year sure is moving along fast.

 We got a small package in the mail last week at work. It wasn't addressed to anyone specific so I opened it up. 

It says one tea bag for each female at our branch. There are only two of us and Beth says she doesn't drink tea. I guess that means I get 4.

The next day I was scrolling through Facebook and saw a post that my daughter in law said Presley was home from school. I filled out a message form, took a picture of it and texted it to Presley

She texted back "Thank you love you

License plate fun

 I was on my way to work one morning when I saw a license plate that had me stumped for a couple minutes. When I stopped at a red light I quickly pulled out my phone and snapped a picture.

It finally dawned on me what it was supposed to mean. Or at least I think I figured it out. Did you get the same thing I did?

When the wind blows.

 Monday April 20th I walked out the door and saw snowflakes on the top of the garbage can. It was cold but this was the extent of the accumulation

So what do you do when it's cold outside? You get all cozy on the couch and nap.

CT scan day

 Tuesday April 21st was CT scan day. I had to be at the hospital at 7:00 and my appointment was at 8:00. Surprisingly I got in and out pretty quick. I wanted to take pictures while I was in the hospital but never got around to it. The best I could do was snapping a couple in the parking garage before I left.

I wasn't supposed to eat before I went so I was hungry and stopped at McDonalds for breakfast.

After that I just wanted to go home. I ended up spending the rest of the day sleeping off an on until it was time to go to bed.

A few days later I got an email that the results were in my patient portal. I read the whole thing but didn't understand most of it. I got the fact that they detected a blockage and recommended an angiogram. 

Saturday 4/25 around 8:00 pm the cardiologist himself gave me a call. He explained the results, said they found a blockage and the next step would be a cathetarization. I agreed to go ahead and he told me he needed me to do a few things first to satisfy the insurance and that the hospital would be calling to set things up for me.

I quickly jotted down (and quite messily I might add) the medications he wanted me to take. He's supposed to be calling in the prescription ones for me.

So now on to the next step. Hopefully by the time this publishes I'll have an appointment time set up. Now to figure out how I'll get there since I can't drive myself and what to do with Gibbs if I have to stay overnight.