SRS and back to work

[Teri Jean]

This past couple months has been so wonderful and the healing process has gone well. I was able to get to the Be-All conference and this past weekend to the Senior Olympics supporting a friend's efforts in the games. In beteen that I was visiting friends and co-workers off and on.

Yesterday I visited my GP for a return to work physical and yep he said I was fine for work at a limited level. Being my work in building repair is a physically demanding work at times there was a decision to let me come back with restrictions.

Now another four weeks would have been nice but I kind of miss the hustle of work and the students, summer school. I also have to get prepared for the Minnesota Vikings training camp again this year. If I retire next spring I can enjoy the finer side of life, golf, putzing in the shop, travel and what ever trouble I can get into. LOL

All said a couple friends said they could not believe the further transformation since surgery. One of the GFs said I had full transitioned long before surgery but the obvious changes were astonishing. So with all the support you all have given here online and Allie for her visit while I was in San Francisco I want to say thank yu again.

Take care with hugs and kisses. Teri Jean

[kellycan27]

Congrats! Time flies doesn't it.. in 3 weeks i will be a year post..unbelievable!

Kel

[Eryn]

That's great news, and I'm sure you'll be glad to be back to work. Take it easy, though!

Hugs, Eryn

[Traci Elizabeth]

You could not have given a better status report! Congrats my friend.

[Katesback]

Taco time!!! Ha. The funny thing is the recovery actually takes well over a year.........but you can get back to normal life fairly quickly. Just have to deal with the occasional electrical shocks, wierd sensations, minor discomfort, and other things for a while. Ohh and of course the daily stuffing.

[ReneeT]

Teri Jean,

I am so happy for you! You are at the end of one journey and the beginning of another-the rest of your life! I hope every minute brings you happiness!

[Debb]

That's good to hear, Teri! Are you personally affected by the shutdown?

[Jorja]

Great to hear Teri. Just don't over do it!

[AllieSF]

Congratulations Teri from your temporary neighbor in Michigan, the true Land of the Lakes, for the 4th and a family reunion. I know you love your work and if you can truly follow the doctor's orders to control your urges and don't do any manly (don't you just hate that word?) physical activities, then you will successfully continue with your healing and recovery. Now, I do hope you can get into the wilderness at least once before you get your first frost before Labor day to fish, sit around the campfire and just talk and savor the moment.

[Starling]

Great news, Teri. Congratulations on another milestone.

:) Lallie

[Inna]

Yey, and so nice to have you still hanging out with the old crowd, after all you are a full on woman babe :)

[AKAMichelle]

I am glad to see that you continue to make such wonderful progress.

[Teri Jean]

Girls this has been a journey that has brought us together and it has been special for me. Whether we meet or not you all have touched me deeply. Thank you all.

Teri

[Holly]

Teri, your journey has been amazing and we are the better for your willingness to share it with us. May every day bring you greater joy and happiness.

[morgan51]

Glad you are doing well thanks for the updates. Please go easy and don't hurt yourself by overworking. You Rock !!!

[Laurie Ann]

Teri great news another role model for the rest of us to follow