Sometimes, even when it comes to heart surgery and its repercussions, you just have to smile. Well, it was graduation day at my Cardiac Workout yesterday afternoon. It's a fun place that I think you can tell by this photo. The 24 one hour workouts in March and April went fast, and it was mostly due to a wonderful staff that monitored almost our every step while in the gym. They were quite vigilant about our workout routine but at the same time were really unobtrusive in their approach to rehab. And of course it was a fun place to be three days a week. Everyone gets to wear the tutu on their final day. Monday, I move to Phase Three at Turning Point. No heart monitor needed; basically it's an open gym from 5-6 PM with Martha and a nurse on duty. My recovery continues... one smile at a time.
Tuesday, May 4, 2010
Self-Deprecating Portrait
Sometimes, even when it comes to heart surgery and its repercussions, you just have to smile. Well, it was graduation day at my Cardiac Workout yesterday afternoon. It's a fun place that I think you can tell by this photo. The 24 one hour workouts in March and April went fast, and it was mostly due to a wonderful staff that monitored almost our every step while in the gym. They were quite vigilant about our workout routine but at the same time were really unobtrusive in their approach to rehab. And of course it was a fun place to be three days a week. Everyone gets to wear the tutu on their final day. Monday, I move to Phase Three at Turning Point. No heart monitor needed; basically it's an open gym from 5-6 PM with Martha and a nurse on duty. My recovery continues... one smile at a time.
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I like your positive and sensible words "one smile at a time", step by step and everything will be fine soon. :)
ReplyDeleteGod bless you
Léia
** By the way, you are cute with there! I think smile and be positive can change everything for good in our life!
You are tu-tu much! Love ya!
ReplyDeleteOne flew over the what?
ReplyDeleteNot to echo E but you are tu-tu cute in that get up. So happy to see you moving through these stages of recovery so beautifully. Keep up the great work.
ReplyDeleteThe tu-tu looks lovely on you and the camo shorts provide just the right touch. You are making great progress.
ReplyDeleteBe careful or you might start a new fashion trend combining the camo with the pink tutu!
ReplyDeleteI like your attitude... and the outfit is not so bad!
ReplyDeleteHmm...I have a Nantucket sweatshirt, never thought to combine it with my tu-tu though! Ha-ha!
ReplyDeleteCongratulations on your graduation, keep up the good work!
Sunny :)
What you do in your tu-tu is between you and your tu-tu...
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ReplyDeleteContinued best wishes on your recovery. Your good attitude and sense of humor helps, I'm sure.
ReplyDeleteCongratulations! This is a graduation to celebrate, and good luck on the next phase. Good medical care is wonderful, isn't it.
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