Light at the end of the tunnel

Wednesday, August 8th, 2012

Back to the doctor for a chest x-ray yesterday–and the news is all good. It seems I DON’T have bronchitis (or anything worse)–I simply need to have my sleep apnea machine recalibrated. That’s why I’ve been exhausted–I’m missing a few important sleep levels. Anyway, it just feels really good to know what’s wrong, so I can do something about it. It’s also good to know that I can get back to the book I’m writing!

Thanks so much for your prayers and good wishes.

More tomorrow.

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10 comments to “Light at the end of the tunnel”

sam
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· August 8th, 2012 at 4:39 pm · Link

Linda, that’s really good news, I’m so glad. Now don’t go too mad, just take it easy, go out for some fresh air, say hello to your horses, and catch up on your sleep Then you can “get back on the wagon” and start again

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Juanita Rice
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· August 8th, 2012 at 4:52 pm · Link

Whatever the problem so glad it’s on the mend. And do get that much needed sleep.

Back to Parable! Yeah!!!!

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Lois Rotella
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· August 8th, 2012 at 5:43 pm · Link

Glad to hear that it is something that can be fixed and quickly. Now you can get the rest you need and feel much better.

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Sherry Wallace
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· August 8th, 2012 at 8:26 pm · Link

Hi Lady – so glad you are on the mend; you will be ‘back in the saddle’ before you know it :-). By the way, thanks for answering my question about riding your horses. You wright about sitting a horse, riding & what a natural feeling it is, so convincingly that I was certain you were as experienced as all the McKettricks – !! I like to think of myself that way, but of course I’m not that good! Ha!
Blessings to you,
SherryNan

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Sherry Wallace
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· August 8th, 2012 at 8:34 pm · Link

This is Sherry again – forgot to mention that I heard an unflattering news clip about Randy Travis, & I know you are a big fan of his, and wondered of you had seen it? Sure do hate that for him, being in trouble and all. I love his music, too, but my favorite of all time is George Strait 
Later,
SherryNan

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Nancy
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· August 8th, 2012 at 10:42 pm · Link

So glad to hear the news Just get recalibrated and get well !!! Get yourself rested up…..Later Nancy

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Anne
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· August 8th, 2012 at 11:51 pm · Link

That is great news! Was getting a little worried about you. Glad to hear you are back to writing too. I can hardly wait to read the next book (of course I will, patiently.) But seriously, please rush (Just don’t wear yourself out doing it.) I am rereading your Mojo series right now and loving it.

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Charlotte Williams
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· August 9th, 2012 at 12:25 am · Link

I understand about sleep apnea as I have it also. Pray everything goes well for you now.

Love your books. Just bought Big Sky Mountain.

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Donna Montgomery
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· August 9th, 2012 at 11:27 am · Link

SO GLAD TO HEAR YOU ARE ON THE ROAD TO RECOVERY. MY HUSBAND HAS BEEN IN THE HOSPITAL 80 DAYS AS OF TODAY. IT HAS BEEN A PHYSICAL NIGHTMARE FOR HIM AND AN EMOTIONAL ONE FOR ME. I AM ENJOYING HUTCH & KENDRA’S STORY…THANKS FOR GIVING ME SOMEWHERE TO GO (PARABLE) AFTER MY LONG DAYS AT THE HOSPITAL. I HAVE A QUESTION FOR YOU. CAN YOU RECCOMEND ANY OTHER WRITER WHO WRITES WESTERN ROMANCE NOVELS THE WAY YOU DO? I’VE NOT BEEN HAPPY WITH ANY OF THE ONES I’VE SELECTED ON MY OWN SO I THOUGHT I’D ASK AN EXPERT. YOUR KNOWLEDGE WOULD BE APPRECIATED.

THANKS A BUNCH & HAPPY WRITING!!

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Norma Stanforth
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· August 10th, 2012 at 9:33 am · Link

Hi Linda,
So glad to hear that you are doing better and that you are able to return to your writting. Take care and God bless you.
Norma

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