First - the installation of the port in me went very well. Once the surgeon actually got to me (3ish hours late...) it took about 30 minutes and the anesthesia wasn't a problem.
What I didn't know was that the port is completely under my skin -- so I won't have a tube hanging out or anything... you can feel a triangular lump under my skin, and it may look a little odd, but it isn't like I have visible, obvious equipment.... YEA!
Second -- when we got home, we saw they'd installed ceiling fans in both our den and our bedroom. Ever since our first place with a ceiling fan, I've loved them. I know they aren't in style or anything -- but, these are all white and thus not obnoxious -- and they give me breeze!
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I am so glad to hear everything went well. :)
I'm so glad that the port surgery went well! And that you don't have to feel like Franenstein, either. As for the ceiling fans- we had them installed in all four of our bedrooms. I LOVE ceiling fans and they are such a necessity in the summer.
love the ceiling fans. seriously, love them.
also, hooray for not so visible portage!
I'm glad to hear things went well!
Ceiling fans: I love them! We have them in our main rooms. It's nice to have year-round access to a fan with just the flip of a switch!
Do your kitties notice the fans? My parents' cats had completely opposite reactions to theirs. One of them never seemed to notice, while the other was ultra-sensitive; he even freaked out with each change of season when the fan's direction changed.
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