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  1. I was interested in hearing how your infusion went in case I have to have one. I hope you perk back up and it helps you feel better. Your row ny row project is looking very pretty! I go back to the hematologist March 19th. Hoping he can help. Nancy.

  2. It sounds like your iron infusion went well Joy – great news. You’ll soon be feeling much better, I’m sure. The Warmth project is amazing! Well done on January and February fitting together so well!!!

  3. The artwork is amazing. The first photo i thought it was just bits of fabrics all cut up to make the picture. After scrolling down & looking at your closeups I went back to the first photo & could then “see” that it was indeed all yarn. Glad your rows went together ok. They look lovely. Hugs, xx

  4. Hope the iron helps …. horrible when you are feeling tired all the time…. I love that wall art.. people are so clever.
    Hugz

  5. Love the Warm hanging – I too assumed bits of fabric – such a lot of effort.

    Hopefully, your iron infusion has you sorted soon – I never knew you could have such widely disparate reactions!

    Seems those rows are getting sorted.

  6. That’s a beautiful yarny hanging at the hospital. I didn’t realise it was all small yarn pieces until I saw the close up picture of the knitted squares. How wonderful!! Also, after your infusion, I hope you feel better and more zesty really soon.

  7. It might take another infusion before you feel really 100% I think it was like two days after my 2nd one that i felt like my old self

  8. Hope you are feeling better and bouncing off the walls by now. Just catching up on lots of blog reading. Can’t say I felt much different after my infusion, but the next blood test said the reading was much better.

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