...Actually, I'm feeling much better today. Thanks to all for prayers and good wishes.
I was actually able to eat something yesterday--a couple of biscuits and some soup, plus some liquids -- that's it, all day. Hmmm . . . could be a diet . . . I don't recommend it.
A parishioner who had invited me to dinner brought by a care package of some prime rib and potatoes, but I didn't touch it, I saved it for today. By the end of the day yesterday, I was getting bored, a very good sign.
When I went to bed, I turned off my alarm; naturally, of course, I woke up at 6:30 am! Oh well! I did sleep pretty well.
My stomach does feel a little delicate still, so no feasting yet. But I'm glad to be back almost to normal (or as I near as I ever get).
3 comments:
Fr. Fox,
Hope you continue to feel better today. You'll continue to be in my prayers.
OK - so now the Mom in me comes out - Hot Tea and Toast - great way to break in a stomach after having 'issues'.
Merry Christmas!! Luckily you have many, many days to celebrate Christmas - good thing your Catholic or you'd be taking the tree down and have to wait a whole year more.
Gosh, Father, not you too!! Sorry to hear about your gastric ills, and in concert with Jackie, I'd also recommend tea/toast as a great remedy. Thank God for the Twelve Days -- we don't have to pack it in at just the one feast. Get well soon!
Regards,
Patricia Gonzalez
Can this sort of ailment be transferred online?
I'm running a slight fever and have a handful of pleasant flu-like symptoms. Unlike you, though, I've had the luxury this week of laying low.
Glad you're feeling better, Fr. Fox.
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