Cardiologist/Dentist/Digestive Health Specialist/Goodbye Mary Gilligan/Cold Shower/ HUMA

Monday 
 
Stress Test at Cardiologist's Office

Tuesday 
 
1  Dentist for teeth cleaning. New hygienist (liked her).

                
2  Eucharist and Scripture study with colleagues at St. Boniface, Siesta Key, FL

3  Fighting with the bureaucrats at a Financial Service Company

Wednesday
 
1  Fight continued.  I won, (with terrific assistance from the Church Pension Fund). So  I am not Mary Gilligan after all.

2   Report from Cardiologist who reported  "some anomalies", so back for a nuclear stress test Oct 14th

Thursday
 
1   No hot water. Figured the problem was electrical  Called for service 9:42 a.m.
              
2   Cold shower (I should get used to it,: this is Florida)

3   With Digestive Health Specialist Doctor (a.k.a.  gastroenterologist ) to schedule routine gastroscopy. He and I decided to await results of nuclear stress test before scheduling the EGD.
 
4  Electrician arrived (same day service eh?). Problem was mal-fitting breaker. Good work Unique Services.
 
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AFTER THIS ODD WEEK  I NEED TO GET OUT OF SRQ -  SO HERE IS THE PLAN

Friday  3rd 
 
PGD to AVL
 
 
 
Monday  6th  
 
AVL - PGD
 
 
 
All set for a long weekend with my SRQ and Hendersonville pals Ed and Eddie
 
 
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CLOSING WITH HUMA
 
Sent to Susan A.W.   (a Pastor and friend in Michigan)
 
 
 
I'll be in touch again next week.
 

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