KnitWit: Rantings of a Rabid Knitter

Comment by india

December 9, 2006 @ 11:40 am

Hey - I am more than happy to listen to your voice, however it sounds. However, for the sake of your voice, you should rest it. Take care,
India

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India, Thanks for the concern.  My voice sounds like hell but I am not really hurting.  I don’t do much talking day to day.  So I want to share what I have with you.

Take care and always thanks for listening.

Carry.

Comment by Lisa L.

December 10, 2006 @ 7:43 am

Carry,

Take it easy and rest up - you need your energy for all of those upcoming holiday parties . . . And I always love to hear your voice no matter how it sounds!

Lisa

Comment by Veronica

December 10, 2006 @ 11:31 pm

Thank you for going through the effort of putting up the podcast. I know I would miss it if you didn’t put it up. Your voice is not irritating at the least. I hope Wayne is taking good care of you.

Veronica

Comment by cyn

December 11, 2006 @ 9:51 am

Feel better Carry! It’s very generous of you to podcast even when you’re not feeling well. Now get some rest and take care of yourself!

Comment by Katrina

December 12, 2006 @ 10:34 am

I’m sorry to hear that you’re sick, I mean, really sick. My boyfriend suffers from chronic bronchitis, so I know that it’s not fun. I hope you’re feeling better soon!

Comment by tonya leacht-trickel

December 12, 2006 @ 6:21 pm

Thanks for podcasting. I know being sick can be hell. When I’m sick I know I’m supposed to rest, but the one thing that makes me feel better is going out and forgetting I’m sick for a little while. I understand about podcasting even in your condition.
Thank you for it.

Comment by Arlene

December 15, 2006 @ 2:00 pm

My sympathies on your illness. Poor Carry. Poor Wayne. Poor sheepies. Poor bunnies. Poor doggy. Go sleep. Drink liquids. But not while you’re asleep.

Comment by Angie

December 21, 2006 @ 11:24 pm

Hi Carry,
Thanks for podcasting through your illness because it makes mine easier to bear. I, too, have asthma. It’s not too bad unless I get a cold or flu. It’s hard to remember to use my puffer because being out of breath makes me so anxious that I’m out of breath.
Prednisone is not our friend.
When I was nursing on the pediatric oncology ward in (asthma inducing) Calgary, a child would have a total personality shift- never for the better- after two doses.
I would bathe my spaniel in calming baths to prevent her from going on pred.
Hang in there.
Cuddle up and knit up a storm.