Mom of many heading into empty nest syndrome- come enjoy the ride!

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Little Town in the middle of Nowhere, Texas, United States
I'm a mom of 4 boys: Jay who's 30, Jory who is 27, Tim is 25, and B is 23. I also have a daughter, Kristi who is 33. I have a grandson, Little Bit/Elmer, that was born in July 2009. I have a new grandson who was born in September of 2017. We moved from North TX to East TX on the land of our dreams in '09 and I love the peace and quiet. It's so nice to have trees again after 11 years of flat and hot. I enjoy hanging out with my friends. I'm a huge baseball fan. Some might even call me obsessed with the game. ;) My favorite teams are the Rangers and the Red Sox. Being a Red Sox fan makes life interesting as all 4 of my boys are Yankee fans. (Basically, I only started cheering for the Red Sox to give the boys a hard time and then actually became a fan) I'm a happily single (well...divorced) mom.

Friday, January 2, 2009

quick update

We are beaten and tired but we are home.  

B had a tear to the underside of his rotator cuff that was irritating something else.  Damage is cleaned up.  He will be able to start a throwing regimen in about 2 months although the Dr. says that pitching will most likely NOT be an option anymore with the damage that was done.  


I've already been up for 13 hours today and I feel rather beaten up.  He had a rough time coming out of the anesthesia but is sleeping now.

Thanks for the prayers!

4 comments:

Anonymous said...

Wow, I forgot he was having surgery today. I'm glad he came through it ok and hope he heals quickly! Get some rest :)

Don said...

While you do need to take it easy with that rotator cuff injury, don't accept the doctor's word as law. My father's mother was given six months to live after suffering a renal failure in the '70s, and she lived for twelve more YEARS. Sometimes those prognoses are little more than educated guesses (which in the end are still guesses). Just have him go slow and gentle, and give him time before putting him back into a team play situation. Also, consider using a little Eastern medicine to help him as well - I've found acupuncture to be highly effective in treating soft tissue injuries and pain.

Morocco said...

Glad to hear he's doing well!

Amy said...

Thank you all!