Jim is recovering very nicely from surgery. He took Scooter for a walk this morning to celebrate three weeks after surgery. Before surgery he would come back limping and in pain. Today he walked as far as he normally does with her and back without being in pain. That is the best news ever.
He isn’t moving very fast which works well with Scoots cause she wants to sniff every rock and every blade of grass that exists. Skittlez hates to go for walks. She hates being outside and when we take her for a walk, she is constantly turning around and pulling for all she’s worth to go back home. Not a lot of fun.
We haven’t really done anything. Went to Walmart for a few things and that’s about all the shopping we’ve done.
We did go out to dinner last night with Paul at Los Gringos Locos and had a great time. Paul will only be here for about another week before heading out but we hope to see him a couple more times before he leaves.
And that’s about it from our world.
glad to hear that Jim's recovery is going well!!..keep at it and soon life before surgery will be but a distant memory!
ReplyDeleteGlad Jim is doing so well and is getting out and about...great news!
ReplyDeleteTell Jim not to overdue with the walks, Rigg's takes us for walks. Be safe out there. Sam & Donna...
ReplyDeleteGlad to hear that Jim is recovering quickly and even better news that the surgery appears to be very successful. I know all about the "pulling in the opposite direction". Unless you have had a dachsie, you just don't realize how very strong they can be when they make up their minds. All three of ours love to go for walks but it can be a real handful when they decide to go in different directions.
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Slow and steady--that's the way to go during recovery. I'm so glad to hear that Jim is able to walk without pain!
ReplyDeleteKeep up the good work Jim...
ReplyDeleteSounds WONDERFUL about Jim. Give him our love!
ReplyDeleteAlso, I really like that I can leave my comment on the same page as the blog. This way I can scroll up to remind me of anything I want to comment on. Good job!
Yay, Jim! Not doing much is appropriate during recovery but walking without pain is wonderful!
ReplyDeleteAlways good to hear of older folks on the mend & it sounds like Jim is doing well. Probably that exercise is the best thing for him, both mentally & physically.
ReplyDeleteGlad to hear Jim is doing so well. We hope to be out in Arizona next winter. Hopefully, he and Ed will be able to get in some fishing.
ReplyDeleteSo HAPPY to hear about Jim, Sandie!! I bet he feels like he's been reborn.
ReplyDeletePoor Jack, I just can't get him out for more than a few minutes before having to come back. He gets so excited when he sees the leash and it's time to go. It's as though he can tell time, he starts to pace and wag his tail. I generally walked him two miles a day no matter what the weather and more when we travelled. He looks at me as if to question why we're going back in the house after just a few minutes. Fortunately, my daughter loves him, too, and when she gets off early enough she takes him for a nice long walk. He's a happy fella, then.
Funny how different Scooter and Skittlez are--just proves they all have different personalities. Lizzie and Jack were as different as night and day, but both very gentle pups.
Again, glad to hear about Jim.
Great to hear that Jim is doing so well, won't be long before he's back to his fishing.
ReplyDeleteSeems like it won't be long before Jim is back to fishing. Good for him! :)
ReplyDeleteI just betcha the little girls are so happy to see him. They are probably even happier that he's hanging around and not out fishing. However, he's probably counting the days until he can get that boat out.
ReplyDeleteOh Sandie that is such good news that the surgery was so successful and Jim is recovering so quickly.
ReplyDeleteI 'might' be by your way sometime next week.
So glad to hear Jim is able to go for a walk without pain. That is such wonderful news. Our Poppy is not a big outdoors dog either. Given her druthers, she would pick a ride rather than a walk. Love her to pieces anyway, even if she is a diva-dog!!
ReplyDeleteGlad to hear that Jim is doing so well after the surgery. Keep up the great work!
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Very happy to hear the news about Jim!! That's wonderful!
ReplyDeleteGreat to hear that Jim is doing so well!
ReplyDeleteOur two fur babies, Cheyenne and Sadie, both love to go for walks but NOT in the rain!!
Thumbs up from these parts!
ReplyDeleteGlad to hear Jim is doing a lot better!
ReplyDeleteThere are or were anyhow, three Skooters in this park.
ReplyDeleteIt sounds like Jim is doing VERY well, three weeks after surgery. Sure better than I was doing at that point. I'm so glad to hear it, keep it up, Jim. But take it easy, too. :)
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