Tuesday was a good day, and I ended up practicing my piano,
doing one part of my knee exercises, reading more of The Idiot and Numbers, riding
my bike on the flat part of the Huckleberry trail for 25 minutes, then I drove
out to Walker Creek and worked hard for one small red eye. I got back just before dark and did my songs
and prayers in the gazebo and did my weights and part of my yoga after
that. I am getting to bed by 12:00 and
that seems to be working fine.
Wednesday was a very good day. I did part of my knee exercises, did some
more straightening up (almost finished), and then got showered and headed to
see Matt at Dr. Gardner’s office. I was
pretty scared that I had done some damage to the knee replacement, but the
x-rays were fine and Matt checked out the knee and said it was fine also. He did want me to keep riding less and
staying on flat ground and just doing the non-bending knee exercises for
now. He also suggested moist heat to
help soothe the knee. I was real happy
when I left. Then I drove up to Valley
Repair and Glen gave me a flute to keep (which I will if I can play it, but I
will return it if my TMJ comes back). I
chatted with Glen and Tom for over an hour, mainly about Christian stuff. It was nice to see them and I met Glen’s
wife. He also said he would invite me
for dinner some night and I think that would be fun. I drove home and took a long nap, then I got
up and tried out the flute and I did very well with it. I hope the TMJ doesn’t come back and I have
to give it up. After that I rode my bike
for 30 minutes on the flat part of the Huckleberry Trail and that felt
good. I made dinner of Mac and Cheese
and steamed vegetables, then I went out to the Gazebo for my prayers and
songs. I got a
form from Anthem saying that over 900 dollars of my last chemo wasn’t covered
but I hope that I won’t get billed that much.
Once I cover my deductible for the year, I assume everything will be
covered again.
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