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My daughter has been having problems with her heart. Irregular heartbeat, palpitations, missing beats. She had an ECG today and now we are waiting for a heart rate monitor. I am guessing it is caused by anxiety because well...I (the anxiety queen) am raising her.
My laptop fan is not working so I am cutting this post short. I have a small fan sitting by me to keep it cool and I am freezing!
No poisons in our yard either. A lot of weeds - but no poisons.
ReplyDeleteAnd I will cross everything for your daughter and you. Hugs.
Sorry to hear about your daughter. Hopefully everything is okay.
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I didn't know there was a tool for such a thing (I've been a homeowner less than a year) but now that I know, you may have changed my yard work life.
Ah- we are both on the same train, pulling our weeds. For you dandelions and bluebells, for me, betony and kicking bamboo. And well, other things I don't know the name of.
ReplyDeleteMay your daughter be well. And may all be well.
Oh am I supposed to be pulling up the dandelions?
ReplyDeleteHope all will be well with your daughter.
Sending positive thoughts for your daughter...
ReplyDeleteThat tool looks awesome! I, too, avoid chemicals but hate weeding by hand. What a nightmare. As for sourcing pictures: hahahahhaha! No.
I won't let David use any pesticides on the plants because we live close to a river. I care what goes in our yard and I won't be one that contributes to the environments demise.
ReplyDeleteMy yard still has snow and poop all over it. Yay!
ReplyDeleteAnxiety is the hardest thing to work through. I wish you both peace.
Sorry to hear that about your daughter. I hope everything goes well for her.
ReplyDeleteWe have a similar tool for weeds, and we never use chemicals either. They're not permitted by law, but I wouldn't use them anyway.
My boyfriend has a dandelion tool......oops.....that came out funny!
ReplyDeleteWe are not allowed to use pesticides in Ontario....
The cottage gets oodles, as there are farmers all around....
Keep plugging away!
At least you have dandelions!
Your daughter will be fine♥️
Cheers!
Linda :o)
He does?
DeleteI hope your daughter's heart problems are nothing serious. We don't use chemicals on our yard either and strangely don't have many dandelions. We have clover growing in our grass though and as long as it's green and lush we leave it alone.
ReplyDeleteThat was a lot of hard work. I wish that a lot of people did what you do, this earth and water need to be free of chemicals. My husband thinks that you and your family will be blessed for such good hard work.
ReplyDeleteMy family and I will be praying for your daughter.
ReplyDeleteHey I hope your daughter is OK. Don't blame yourself for that! I like dandelions.
ReplyDeleteHope Daughter is OK.
ReplyDeleteI use URLs to insert my pix so they source automatically. If you click on them you go to the original source.
Good luck with the weeding. Never ending job!
I hope your daughter's okay.
ReplyDeleteDear Birdie,
ReplyDeleteI wish I'd be able to get here sooner. I so hope your beloved daughter is better. Wishing you and your loved ones a most positive weekend.
In kindness,
Gary
Ha, finally caught up a bit on on your entries. Good to hear the tablets are kicking in better for you.
ReplyDeleteThough I do not envy all the back breaking work with dandelions, I am jealous you actually have any - my lawn is still a white-covered frozen wasteland and we still need to fight over who gets to do the post-winter poop patrol!!
Hope you daughter is OK - mine has had anxiety-based oesophageal spasms on and off this year - it's scary and you feel helpless. Hugs to all - and breathe! ;-)
Hope your precious daughter is ok Birdie. Is she currently worrying about something? As for those weeds. Dandelions are so pretty when they turn to clocks and the yellow is such a gorgeous addition among the daffodils that are all around us at the moment. But I wouldn't want too many in the garden. I believe dandelion tea is a real treat. As for bluebells.....love them but again if there are too many I suppose it can be a problem. I think they might be protected here.
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