Heather's lucky number is 13?

[Heather76]

I guess we can't keep a good girl down too long. Last night, the 13th night since I broke a rib and 3 or 4 bones in my foot, I was feeling pretty good. I had spent every night since my fall sleeping in my recliner as getting in and out of bed was somewhat of a painful chore. However, all day long I wasn't hurting nearly as much as I had been. So, I decided it was time to sleep in bed. In my recliner, I had been sleeping in either a bathrobe or the slacks and shirt I had worn that day. That certainly isn't proper sleepwear for a lady going to bed. Not only did it feel great to sleep in our bed, but doing so with bra, forms, nightie, panties, thigh highs, and a couple of bracelets was heaven. I woke up earlier than my wife this morning. By the time she came to the family room, I had swapped the nightie for a dress. Heather reappeared on the 13th day of this journey. I consider that lucky and expect she's back every day for the foreseeable future.

[jazmine]

Glad you're on the mend. Rock On Heather!
It always feels nice to get my favorite clothing on!
Even when I'm feeling a tad "crummy".

[BrendaPDX]

Hi Heather, Happy to here you are back in your bed and feeling better, there is nothing like sleeping in your own bed. Take it easy, Brenda

[bridget thronton]

So happy to hear you are feeling better - hope your healing continues

[docrobbysherry]

Great news, Heather! Being sick sucks!:sad:

And, not just because u don't feel like, or can't, dress! Getting back to normal feels great doesn't it?:)

[Davina2833]

Heather,

Glad you are recovering, falls are just awful. We just don't recover as when we were 18!

Isn't it great to sleep all girly!

Davina

[Billie R]

So glad for you. You can always tell when a woman is feeling better, she starts dressing up.

[Linda E. Woodworth]

Glad to hear you're feeling better.

[kimdl93]

Glad to hear you have substantially recovered. Those particular bones are slow to heal.

[CarlaWestin]

At least you didn't break 13 ribs.

After investing heart and soul and the proceeds from the house we left 3000 miles behind, our new town had sparse employment, even through the union.
As things were appearing to get bleak, I got a call from the big entity where I spent 16 years fabulously employed until retirement.
My hire date was 3-13-06 (which adds up to 13) and I believe it was Friday the 13th. My locker in the shop was #13.

[CynthiaD]

Glad to hear you’re doing better, Heather! Sleeping in a recliner is no fun. And after a long drab period, it’s great to get back to normal clothes.

[Heather76]

Cynthia, you hit it on the head. A long drab period sucks. But, I solved that. Last night I changed into Heather attire about 9 pm. When I went to bed, I swapped the dress for a nightie. This morning, when I got up I swapped the nightie for what is basically a tunic top long enough that it has pockets - a shirt-dress? Anyway, after I showered, I put it back on and will have it on until I put a nightie on later this evening. I will change to drab about 9 am for church in the morning. That will give me a good 36 hours at home dressed en femme. I don't believe I've done that before when my wife has been home the entire time. As you wrote, it does feel great to be back to what feels normal...and correct.

[alwayshave]

Heather, I glad your recovery is proceeding. I'm glad you go to enjoy your true self.