Hi all, here we go again, 2 weeks of feeling pretty good and now, I'm back with that fatigue and feeling awful. My poor husband wants me to play golf with him , DARLING of him to ask me!!, but I feel awful......I'll go tomorrow as I hate to tell him how lousy I feel! as he's hear so much of this. What a bore, Lynda
It might do you good to get out of the house and do something you love Sweetie. You've had some really hard news this weekend and a day on the course might just be what you both need to get your mind off of things. I don't know that much about the game.....but is it possible you can go and only play a few holes? Maybe just ride with him the majority of the time.
Just try not to over do it. Remember last week you had a great time on the course and were in horrible pain afterwards. Just be careful not to over do it.
I dread when my husband asks me to golf, as we used to have such fun. I spend half the day lying on the seat I am so exhausted from the heat and trying to stay out of the sun, but the free air and some mild exercise always does me some good. Plus my wonderful hubby records a birdie on every hole for me, so I play amazingly great golf for an amateur
I'm sorry you feel so bad Lynda, I know you're disappointed after feeling so good last weekTake it easy but have fun! I know that feeling---part excitement and part
dreading it.
I have never played golf but I am a mean putt putt player. It is boating weather Hurts and I know how you feel. We have a canoe we like to use but it hurts to paddle. We usually go upstream (the Columbia has a very strong current) and then come back downstream.
I hope that we can go more often than last year (shoulder surgery last summer knocked me out) But we will see
Thanks everyone for your kind words, Yes we have been worrying a lot for the last week since we found out about this, and can surely use a break......thanks for the encouragement, I'll try to just enjoy being out , and will take a riding cart the whole 18 holes , drink sodas, kick back and relax. Lynda
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