Spring arrived without me…

I am sitting in a chair by the window in QA Hospital. I like to sit here while the nurses put the ward back into daytime mode.

The sun is shining full pelt today,and I am enjoying watching the people coming and going in the road beneath the window. This tells me that out there, the world turns as normal.

Outside the window, a young tree is preparing to bloom. I cannot tell what it is as there are no leaves, but the buds are white, so it could be a fruit tree. All of this is a painfully sad reminder that once again, I have not been able to walk outside my house to check on my bonsai.

It is on sunny days like this that I like to walk around my own garden, see how everything is doing. For the second time, I won’t be able to see if all my bonsai made it through the winter, but maybe I can soon.

My diagnosis for collapsing came in a hurry, but all the why’s and wherefore are dragging their heels. I am normally on the ball when it comes to my health, but there is only so much you can do when faced with such long waiting lists. I mean, I might not have become so bad had I not had to wait so long.

Consequently, I have three problems. One I had no clue I had before. All the doctors have to do now, is decide what to do about them.

I would have written sooner but my phone isn’t playing ball . Just in case I am here much longer , I have ordered a laptop so I can work properly and more often…

Lots of love from Jaye Marie 💖💖


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18 responses to “Returning…”

  1. Wishing you well, Jaye. Nature can be a soul healer.

    1. I hope it can heal a lot more than my soul, Jennie…

      1. I do, too!

  2. Still praying for your recovery.

    1. and it must be working, cos they let me come home!

  3. Lots of love back at’cha. :)

  4. I know this is so hard for you but thank you for the update.

    1. You are welcome, Jan…

  5. much love to you! <3

  6. I wish you a speedy recovery. I can imagine the frustration. I know the feeling. Hugs.

    1. Thanks Michael, I am just grateful I am still here…

      1. Keep fighting for precious life. 🤗

        1. Always, Michael…

  7. Glad you got to write a blog and have a nice window to sit by, but all we gardeners can imagine the frustration of not being out there. Hope you manage to stay positive.

    1. Somehow, I always manage to stay positive. Something I will always be very grateful for, Janet…

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