"What a gift we have in time. Gives us children, makes us wine. Tells us what to take or leave behind. And the gifts of growing old are the stories to be told of the feelings more precious than gold. Friends I will remember you, think of you and pray for you. And when another day is through, I'll still be friends with you." The words of the late John Denver
Tuesday, June 7, 2011
What a day....
Day 5 on the BAK started out from Hoisington and was set to go to McPherson. My day started out at Hoisington and ended up about 7 miles into Rice County on Highway 4. I knew that I wasn't feeling good when I left this morning and about 15 miles into our ride I knew that I wasn't going to be able to ride any further feeling like I did. Grahame picked me up and I went to the clinic here in Hutchinson. 4 hours later and bags of IV fluid I was given the "no go" from my doctor who said that blood work and UA showed the effects of mild heat stroke and dehydration. Looking back, I felt bad last night already and shouldn't have probably ridden the 30 miles that I did today. But I wanted to try. I am very disappointed but I have learned that there are lots of people in this life who have made a premature trip to the cemetery because of their foolish pride. I kind of like living still. So I am listening to the dr. and saying "enough". There is much I wish to tell you all about the good 5 days that I did have. Tonight, though, I just want to rest and stay cool. More tomorrow when I feel a little better. God bless each of you for the words of encouragement. I will be fine-just need to rest! Take care all of you and I will post more tomorrow. Peggy
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