Well no it's not that great this morning. I had a rough night with low blood oxygen and low blood sugar.
I have an appointment with my doctor tomorrow. Have a blessed day and be safe....





thank you Floyd, I’m blessed to live in a place where beauty abounds.

orvet wrote: ↑Mon Jun 08, 2026 12:52 pm Good morning All,
I am having my first cup, here in the hospital this morning. After my right shoulder surgery May 3rd, I thought everything was going well. I started getting some red streaks around the scar this last Thursday, a month after the surgery. On Friday the doctor said go to the ER get it checked out, so I did. They thought it was okay, and sent me home. Saturday, the scar from the incision was getting red streaks going down my chest and the whole area was an angry red color. I called the doctor and they said go to the ER again. So I have been here in the hospital since Saturday night waiting for them to figure out what's going on. Sunday, the doctors stuck a needle in my shoulder joint and drew off 18 cc of fluid. They are running tests on the fluid to see what kind of infection I may have. A doctor said it could be cellulitis which didn't concern him a whole lot. He said that's pretty easy to treat, but he said if the infection in the joint itself is much more concerning and could even be life-threatening. That is exciting! I could go see the Lord! My wife however, was a little less excited. LOL
Anyway, I'm hanging out in the hospital being lazy, waiting for the doctors to figure out what they're going to do. They told me yesterday they may have to do surgery and clean the joint out.
That didn't sound horribly exciting to me!
Dale,
Prayer sent! Get well soon.![]()
Ray
I hope you all have a good week and would appreciate if you remember me in your prayers. I hope what I have written makes sense, I am pretty drugged.![]()
Y'all take care!

Hope plan B works. I hate seeing animals not well.philco wrote: ↑Mon Jun 08, 2026 2:51 pm David and Dale, I'm sending up prayers for both of you to experience Gods healing touch.![]()
I'm dealing with a sick dog. Cleatus, my German Shepherd mix slowed down on his eating several days ago and then a couple of days after that started vomiting up what he ate. The vet says his bloodwork is way out of kilter and that his liver function is not good at all. He suspects a medication he has been taking for a few months now may be the culprit. The vet prescribed three different meds. Cleatus has made it abundantly clear he does not intend to be an easy patient to care for, refusing to swallow his pills. It's been a battle. Right now, we're waiting on a call from the vet to discuss plan B.

orvet wrote: ↑Mon Jun 08, 2026 12:52 pm Good morning All,
I am having my first cup, here in the hospital this morning. After my right shoulder surgery May 3rd, I thought everything was going well. I started getting some red streaks around the scar this last Thursday, a month after the surgery. On Friday the doctor said go to the ER get it checked out, so I did. They thought it was okay, and sent me home. Saturday, the scar from the incision was getting red streaks going down my chest and the whole area was an angry red color. I called the doctor and they said go to the ER again. So I have been here in the hospital since Saturday night waiting for them to figure out what's going on. Sunday, the doctors stuck a needle in my shoulder joint and drew off 18 cc of fluid. They are running tests on the fluid to see what kind of infection I may have. A doctor said it could be cellulitis which didn't concern him a whole lot. He said that's pretty easy to treat, but he said if the infection in the joint itself is much more concerning and could even be life-threatening. That is exciting! I could go see the Lord! My wife however, was a little less excited. LOL
Anyway, I'm hanging out in the hospital being lazy, waiting for the doctors to figure out what they're going to do. They told me yesterday they may have to do surgery and clean the joint out.
That didn't sound horribly exciting to me!
I hope you all have a good week and would appreciate if you remember me in your prayers. I hope what I have written makes sense, I am pretty drugged.![]()
Y'all take care!






Hey tree, put on a lifejacket and come mow my backyard.treefarmer wrote: ↑Tue Jun 09, 2026 2:20 pm Good Mornin', Folks.
Draggin' around this morning, been to men's prayer meeting at 6am, then a call from our eldest daughter, I made a call to a sister-in-law having a birthday today, then call called another sister-in-law to remind her of the birthday. Miss Joy had everyone's birthday marked on the pages of a 365 day devotional book that she had used for many, many years. I'm able to continue her tradition, calling these folks on their special day.![]()
Got all the grass cutting finished, we'll start again probably Friday.![]()
It was 74 degrees earlier this morning and there is a light sprinkle going on, no enough to keep a feller in the house.
Y'all continue to pray for Dale as he goes through the issue with his shoulder.![]()
Y'all have a wonderful Tuesday!![]()
Treefarmer





Glad you got some good news yesterday David. Hope the new solution they have started gives you the desired results.dlr110 wrote: ↑Wed Jun 10, 2026 4:11 pm Good Morning Everyone!
After seeing the lung doctor yesterday he told me that the pulmonary fibrosis has not progressed any from the last check-up and that my breathing capacity is still good given my age and condition. He is keeping me on oxygen as needed and started me on a different solution for my breathing treatments. Bible study at church tonight and my youngest son and his wife are coming over and going with us. I've bought some more knives but I have to wait on USPS to get them here and hopefully it's not by way of some place I've never heard of. Need to get back out in the garage and get to work, have a blessed day and be safe...![]()