It’s been quite a two weeks for me. I was trying to work on Monday morning, April 4, when I was overcome with severe stomach pain, a cold sweat, a wave of nausea, and a certainty that I was going to pass out. A 911 call, an ambulance ride to a local ER, followed by two more days in the hospital during which even the whites of my eyes turned yellow before returning to normal color, and I was released. Something caused my liver and gallbladder to go haywire, but they have never figured out what triggered it. My gastroenterologist thinks it was a viral infection. But I’m on the mend it seems, with the only lasting symptom at this point being a lack of stamina and some elevated liver enzymes that are finally nearing normal levels. It was on the way back from a doctor’s appointment on a sunny Spring morning that it all hit me. It was a beautiful day, I felt good, was in no pain, have a wonderful, loving family. Hey, Life is Good!
I stopped by Lexington Cemetery – thankfully just for a visit.
Yesterday, Ann and I took Henri to Lexington. We met up with Jordan and Oriana for a picnic. It was a perfect day for a picnic!
For a longer, deeper, more meaningful feel good story, I highly recommend you read my wife’s latest blog entry – just click here to go to it.
Jeff Damron Photography 