Bore Head says Hello from our living room, which is more comfortable than a hospital room.
Hello from our living room, which is more comfortable than a hospital room. A short update on my health status following the stroke that has interrupted our way of life, providing information to people interested, and are concerned about the commercial fishing industry, and the people in the industry. It’s been our mission. The eye vision issue seems to be lingering. It is inhibiting my ability focus on the daily tasks I have adopted to build and operate fisherynation.com – continuously updated,, which has inhibited Carol from doing her part.
I’m grateful to the wonderful health care professionals, Doctors, Nurses, Nurses’ aides, and the hospital staff. for doing what they do. I’ve been poked, prodded, and there is still plenty more of that in in the upcoming days and weeks, I look forward to none of this, for myself, or for Carol, who is making sure I get where I need to be. Thank you, Darling. Thank you for everything you’ve ever done for me, Sweetheart.
While in the hospital, some things stay on your mind and in my case, it’s you guys and gals, the dead whales, and offshore windfarms loss of your fishing grounds, over-regulation, the potential destruction of the lobster industry worldwide, were talked about to fresh batches of uninformed health care professional people as they changed shifts. Everyone, I believe, was amazingly astounded saying they hadn’t seen anything of it till we showed them some of the imagery being censored from their view.
I would like to write amore, but I am tired, and need to take a power nap. BH
Glad you’re on the mend BH, now relax and get better! We’ll be here when you feel up to it but your health is far more important.
I must say, Geordie, this is a lousy deal with the phone ringing from various doctors stacking up appointments. They don’t seem to want to leave me alone! More poking and prodding!