terriamn

After 6 hours in ER my heart was declared good as could be. I didn't want to go to hospital, I just knew it wasn't my heart causing the pain but Doctor wanted to eliminate it before preceding with other tests and dh was having a hissy fit that I go. Scared the bejeebers out of him the night b4. They pushed on my gallbladder, it didn't hurt so that was eliminated. Have no idea what is wrong but thankful it's not my heart. Thanks for all your good thoughts and prayers

Nelco

Six more blocks to go and will B done.

terriamm; Happy things are good with you.

Janice McC

Terriamn, I'm so glad to hear you are feeling better. I hope you will be able to find the source of the problem soon. Hugs

terriamn

This pain isn't an every day occurrence but it has become more frequent and as much as I love going to the lake for alone time the thought of being totally by myself and having it happens does worry me.

Hope to have lots of sewing time today.

joanelizbay

So glad it wasn't your heart! Ive been thru all that heart testing and its no fun but nice to know its good. Hope they figure it out soon! I hear sewing is the best therpy for getting better!

moonwork42029

So very glad to hear it is not your heart or gall bladder.

I had a similar experience a few years ago... it was reflux...even with no other symptoms.

Janice McC

I've got a question for you. Would you ever use a cotton/poly blend for quilts? The reason I ask is that DH has 41 shirts leftover with the name of his former employer embroidered on them. They're nice dress and casual shirts but the majority are 85% cotton 15% polyester. I'm definitely keeping the gorgeous cottons to debone but should I debone the others and possibly make several simple utilitarian quilts? If they weren't embroidered with the co name, they'd be "keepable" but he'll never have any use for them again. What would you all do?

Janice McC

Take it easy and quilt away! Enjoy feeling better.

Billi

Oh absolutely I have used blends in the past they hold up amazingly well and keep their color. Some of my original quilts more than 20 years ago had blends in them.

The notion of "all quilts need to be 100% cotton" is...........well it's nonsense. Someplace around here I have an ugly ass quilt made in the 70's of double knits and cotton poly's . it was a used for everything and it has held up well. It's ugly because of the color choice and honestly double knit?????? But it was made for throwing on the ground or in the car so whoever made it (I think my grandmother) had no care for how it looked.

You are not entering it into any competitions so why not. go for it I would.

katsdar

I'm glad your tests came out good,but hope you find out the source soon,

I'd make a quilt out of it, everyone needs a quilt to abused, I gave my son one and he keeps it in his car and uses it for everything told him don't be nice to it. The dog even enjoys it sometimes.