AUTUMN SEASON. It's Thanksgiving Day in Canada. I don't feel it anymore but usually for the past 31 years of my life in Canada, our family Thanksgiving is celebrated with my family and my husband's family, in their home as we shared the biggest butterball turkey, cranberry sauce and whole lot of stuffing, green peas, mashed potatoes, vegges, salad, shrimps and crabs. My Mother-in-law had crabs for me because I don't eat turkey. Then we shared fruit salads and their most welcomed Norwegian layer cake that she baked together with my sister-in law. She's really that good to me, to my children. husband
whom she spoiled and had given so much importance however she's no longer with us.
Our THANKSGIVING Day recently is celebrated with just my family, with special butterball turkey, sea foods,linguini or rotini pasta, mashed potatoes, vegetable salad, fruit salad, However, because I am still staying here at the hospital I don't know if my family will celebrate it. They should, They have a life to live and enjoy and I must survive to live longer. GOD is with me everyday.🙏💓 I have a complete troop of health care support in this hospital: kidney doctor, nurses,dialysis technicians, med techs who keep track of the blood work, X Ray technicians, port mobility porters who take me to every ward for the X Ray and Dialysis. Everyone here are doing so great with their jobs. They make sure that I'm taking my meds everyday on every hour even at night they have to wake me up to record and monitor tor my vital signs, blood work, they also check my weight. Aren't they so good and kind? I.m forever grateful thankful for their health care support. They are truly amazing!👍🙋🙏
So even if I'm sick and here at the hospital I must greet everybody HAPPY THANKSGIVING DAY! It is the once a year celebration of great agricultural harvest and the wildfires and other natural calamities and disaster had proven its great impact and yet so many of us are still alive, had survive the very test of times.
Pax Cristi. Ciao and have a great day!