The binding is on Scott's king-size quilt. Another lap quilt is being bound. I'm not certain about getting anything done for a few days though because September 27 is pacemaker day.
I've felt rather slow, not too ambitious for the last couple of months and am taking it easy. The pacemaker offers hope for change, but it will not be
hooked up for a few weeks after being put in. The reason is that the offending electrical impulses in my
heart are in the two upper chambers meaning that they must be zapped to put
them out of commission so the lower chambers and the pacemaker can take over.
This zapping (ablation) cannot be done until the pacemaker is in and healed, likely in the first part of November.
Both procedures are done without anesthetic, just local freezing.
I've a few tops ready to quilt and can run my longarm using a panto without too much stress. And sewing on binding is a lovely way to pass the time!
4 comments:
All positive thoughts for pacemaker day and beyond!!
My heart problem isn't the same as yours but I'm doing great with my pacemaker and hope the same for you.
Thank you very much. I'm hearing so many positive pacemaker experiences and how encouraging. My dad had three of them and they gave him lots of trouble. So good to know about all the improvements in this technology. Also thankful for the prayers of my quilting buddies and other friends.
Two brothers, both with pacemakers, and both are back at the top of their game! Astonishing what can be done these days!!! Elaine Adair
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