You will recall I am out of action having had a nasty fall in the street nearly two weeks ago. I dislocated my right shoulder and smashed the humerus in 3 places ... ouch!
The operation went well and, although I'm still in a bit of pain, I'm recovering on track - I saw the Consultant on Monday: x-ray showed everything was back in its place, he was pleased with my (limited) range of movement and the surgery wound is healing nicely. It was a serious injury and it'll take months and a lot of physio to get full movement back but I'll get there :)
On the day of the accident, I had been grocery shopping for the weekend quilting retreat I was hosting ... I still feel really bad that the weekend didn't go ahead - all the 'Strip Bee' ladies were wonderfully understanding for the last minute cancellation and sent me some beautiful messages - I do hope we can rearrange :)
And as if I needed any more convincing what a fabby bunch of ladies they are - they sent me the most delightful box of goodies. DH had to open it for me and when I saw what was inside, I burst into tears (yes, am on a lot of morphine!!) There was a a gorgeously pink and purple wall hanging, where they've each made a block and signed it and there were lots of great individual gifts as well. You ladies are just too wonderful :)
Here's me modelling the wall hanging in this morning's glorious sunshine:
The back and cute label:
And with the gifts:
Thank you sooooooooooooo very much, my friends, what a wonderful tonic you are (shame I can't have the gin with it!) I'm a lucky girl.
Linking up with the lovely Lorna:
So glad to hear you are healing nicely! Quilty friends are the best! :)
ReplyDeleteAh, that would make me cry too! I hope you feel better and back to normal two armed self before too long!
ReplyDeleteI agree quilty friends are just the best! glad your recovery is going well
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Kathy
Visiting from Let's Bee Social! Your have some fantastic friends who support you! Happy to hear you're on the mend! Speedy recovery!
ReplyDeleteWhat a sweet surprise! I'm so sorry about your arm and hope your recovery goes smoothly.
ReplyDeleteOh no! So sorry to hear about your fall. I'm glad to hear that you're on the road to recovery though! I hope it's a smooth one. What a pretty runner and what sweet ladies.
ReplyDeleteSo glad you liked the parcel, Jen, and I'm very impressed……that's a lot to typing with one hand that you've managed to do for this post!! and don't worry, we'll get together, when you've recovered :-)
ReplyDeleteglad you are on the road to recovery
ReplyDeleteSo pleased you like it. It was a pleasure to do. Let's hope we can meet soon. xx
ReplyDeleteOh I'm so glad you like it, and I hope you know that we are all thinking of you!! I do hope we all get to meet soon. Now our Bee is even more special xxx
ReplyDeleteHow sweet of them, and such a lovely little quilt! So glad to hear you're on the mend.
ReplyDeletePopped over from Maria's blogpost! Your friends are very special people! I hope their thoughtfulness helps bring about a speedy recovery!
ReplyDeleteNice to see you up and about. It was such a thoughtful gift. You have been in my thoughts a lot lately.
ReplyDeleteGlad to hear you are on the mend and will keep you in my prayers. Your strip bee gals are sure the sweetest. What a super fabby wall hanging! And all those treats! Nice to see the sun is shining on you....
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful gift to hold the caring thoughts of the makers as you work toward recovery.
ReplyDeleteWhat fun stuff! Glad to see you are on the mend. I'm sure you'll be sewing again soon!
ReplyDeleteI am so sorry you had that nasty fall. It must be something going around as my 2 year old grandson is in plaster from his tummy button to his toe. Hope your recovery goes really well.
ReplyDeleteOh, sweetie! What a marvelous gift! You are dearly loved!
ReplyDeleteI am very glad to hear that you are on the speedy road to recovery! :) -Brittany
ReplyDeleteHopefully you are on the way to a full recovery! I broke my elbow earlier this year so I can truly empathise with your restriction, enjoy the 'planning' time you get .... try not to buy too much fabric in the meanwhile!
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely group of Strip Bee ladies you have!
Like PatchworknPlay, I popped over from Maria's blog!