Pamela, Wildflowers and WTH
Have you ever looked up
what you name means.
Apparently, Pamela means
more that I thought!!
Kidding...
It actually means ~
Pamela is primarily used in the English, German,
and Italian languages, and its language of
origin is Old Greek. The name is of the
meaning all black, all sweetness.
HAHA....My daughter does not
agree with this!
She is a BRAT!
Yesterday I shared with you
the Woodland Sunflowers that
grow wild at my tree line.
Here are a few things that I have
found just randomly growing in
my yard.
I had this pop up on the edge
of my gravel driveway.
So, I pulled out my phone,
pulled up my Picture This
appt and had to check to see what
this was.
Dog Fennel.
Says it is a herb but its
toxic when eaten...
Hmm?
Dog Fennel
is a common weed in pastures, abandoned
fields, roadsides, and
waste areas.
But then I read, that it
works great
in your garden along
a whimsical pathway.
Should I use it in my
garden?
Next there is Braken Fern that
came up. Also, weed and you don't
eat.
eat.
Bracken is one of the oldest ferns,
with fossil records over 55 million years old
having been found.
It can also be used in gardening.
Course I love purple so when I look
out and see purple growing
randomly in the yard, I love it.
This one is a cute little flower.
It is a perennial and also
does well in gardens.
I think I am liking this
bit of using wildflowers in
my garden.
Another purple flower and
yes, I see it in my garden next yr.
These are just some wild that grows
in my yard and I think shall
get moved to a garden.
I need to start preparing the yard
for some planting.
There is a local walking area
not ten mins from the house,
and there is a section where some
ladies grow wildflowers.
I met them there one day, cleaning
up the bed. But with that said,
when the blooms started dying
off, I went up and plucked
dry blooms for a wildflower
bed.
I am excited about this bed,
cause I am actually
going to use a metal bed,
and the flowers will grow
inside the frame.
I am sure you folks are
prob tired of hearing my
health issues with the
UTIs/Stones and surgery...
but I am throwing it out again.
I do not do this for pity,
I do it to let folks no that
crap that can happen, what
you or someone you know can
face....
I think I might have told
you that on the CT Scan and
the ultrasound, there were to pieces
of stone that I was waiting to make
their way out. That is one thing
that happens with patient portals,
I ASSUMED that it was pieces from
being blasted....OOPS,
I need to stop assuming.
Image my surprise when at the
docs office on Wed., I learned that
these are actual stones that
due to the shape my kidney is
in, the doc could not get to.
I don't blame her, I had no clue
that the kidney was such a mess.
The good thing is, they are
not blocking anything, but
now I am ticked that I still
have stones. WTH!!
I do have a test next week
to be sure the kidney itself
is working correctly, esp
in the shape it is in.
The surgeon told Amber it looked
like it had been cut apart and pieced
back together. In conversation with
the surgeon, she told my urologist
that it was twisted, and the inside
of one side of the kidney is laying
on the other side.
Hence the reason she could not
locate the other two.
Plus, they are already to big
to pass, cause with the twisting,
my tube is narrowed.
I am not comfortable with leaving
them and watching them, or
waiting till they move and block
something, but I do not want
to go through this again...
With all that said, I requested my
records from last yrs doc.
Details very vague, no mention of
the kidney being in bad shape.
That leads to more questions.
I really think my next step
is to talk to a lawyer and see
if I have a case.
Thanks for listening to my
fears and bitching,
Pam
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