Good Sunday in Arab Alabama

I arrived Thursday night to find Sally greatly improved just like Conrad had told me.  Her color and mobility is much better even than she was when we visited her last Summer.  Her blood glucose readings are much more consistent; the peaks and valleys are smoothing out.  She's running mostly in the 120s to 140s.  120 is the ideal.

Sally went to Sunday School this morning for the first time since her heart attack in November.  She said she got lots of hugs and a few tears.  She stumbled and fell in the entrance hall and bruised her knee but she was still exhilarated by her visit.

Lisa picked her up at Noon to drive her to a baby shower in Albertville for her granddaughter Anna.  She was glad to have sort of a reunion with many of her "grands" and "great-grands" before setting off to Texas in a few days.

She got her new glasses on Friday and was disappointed that she still has some vision difficulty.  We'll contact the ophthalmologist tomorrow to get over and make sure the glasses were correctly made.

Tomorrow is cardiac rehab and an appointment with Dr. Hargraves, her family doctor.  She hasn't seen him since the night of her heart attack.  We'll get any medications issues ironed out before leaving for Texas.