Hi Fellow Bloggers
I am taking a break from blogging, studies etc to attend to a health issue, so won’t be posting here for a while.
I will be unsubscribed from everyone’s blogs during this time,
but will, nevertheless, pop in from time to time to read and comment on your blogs.
Best wishes
bb
xx
beeblu blog 
Good luck, speedy recovery and look forward to seeing you back soon!
Thanks, Gilly – got a bit of catching up to do 🙂
Wishing you a speedy recovery also…take good care…peace be with you.
Thanks, Charles – getting there 🙂
Dear Bluebee, I’ll miss you and will be thinking about you – hoping all will soon be well. Sending very best wishes, Monica
Thanks, Monica – making some progress now 🙂
Hurray!!
Thanks 😀
Hope you had a fabulous time in Utah and will be posting the pics
Good luck, BB! I hope that you are back in your blogging shoes again soon!
Here’s to a speedy recovery. {{hugs}}
Thanks, Nancy – still in Birkenstocks – no closed shoes yet 🙂
Oh, bluebee, that’s awful. I will miss you. Is there any way you could maybe keep us informed even if it’s only a few words here and there? Take care and will be thinking of you – lots of empathy coming your way. Juliex
Thanks, Julie – hope all’s going well on your side of the continent – will pop in soon 🙂
Best wishes, BB. Keep us posted and take care!
Jenny xx
Thanks, Jenny – will catch up with yr blog soon 🙂
Best of luck with the treatment, BB.
John
Thanks, John – it’s been slow, but I think I’m making some progress now 🙂
BB, I hope all is ok. I shall miss you hugely but I will be hoping everything runs smoothly during your time away. Take care x
Thanks, Kate – look forward to catching up 🙂
dear blubee, we will miss you out here in the blogosphere …. all my best wishes for success in every way with all that needs your attention now, and we look forward to hearing more from you in the future … nothing is more certain than change 🙂
Thanks, Christine – change is instructive, if nothing else 🙂
Wishing you a speedy recovery and hope to see you back here soon.
Thanks, Northern Narratives – getting there in small steps 🙂
Sending you healing light, love, prayers and blessings for a speedy recovery… You are in our hearts! 🙂
Thanks, Elizabeth – got a bit of catching up to do 🙂
Hope you are feeling better soon. My thoughts are with you.
Thanks, Renee – will be popping in soon 🙂
Best of luck, B.
Thanks, Mark – am finally seeing a bit of light 🙂
Sending up my thoughts and prayers for a speedy and full recovery, beeblu. Looking forward to reading your posts soon. 🙂
Thanks, Changeversations – back to blogging soon 🙂
Take Care, Beeblu.
Hasta pronto, as they say in Spanish.
Gracias, Richard – a patient patient I am not 🙂
All the best, Bb. Hope to see you well again and returning soon. God bless you. ♥
Thanks, Adee – hope you are stronger, too 🙂
I will miss you and hope you get well soon. Look after yourself xxxx
I missed you too, Selma – look forward to catching up on all things gothic in our city on your blog 🙂
Take care. May you have a speedy recovery.
Thanks, Elmediat – a way to go but getting there 🙂
Best of luck.
Thanks, Edward – I need a lot of that 🙂
Wishing you the best of luck and a speedy recovery 🙂
Thanks, Jan – glad to see you back in health, too 🙂
hope you feel well soon. !
Thanks, Eva – will catch up soon 🙂
Take care.
Thanks, Sony – looking forward to having wandering feet back soon 🙂
Wish you well,my friend Blue Bee 🙂
Peace,
Laz
Thanks, Laz – getting there one small step at a time 🙂
Wishing you well bb 🙂
Thanks, Gabe – looking forward to catching up 🙂 It seems some sort of untoward synchronicity shut us both down at the same time 😦
Get well and come back soon.
How are you?
Hi Julie
Due to exhaustive research which led me to some minimally invasive treatment available in Melbourne (unavailable in Sydney…) (and the surgeon didn’t even mention it…) it looks like I am on the mend and will be able to avoid surgery, which is highly invasive (they cut out the nerve that runs underneath the metatarsal ligament and up between the toes), has a long recovery period (anecdotally, around 5 months ) and can possibly lead to ongoing pain and permanent disabiity. So I am feeling a lot more positive about the prognosis.
I’ve had the radiofrequency denervation treatment in my left foot and will go back next month for the right beore the Morton’s neuroma there gets too big. The neuroma in my left foot was quite large, so I might need another blast to totally desensitise it, but the foot is already so much better and I’m walking in open shoes now without any pain, – will attempt closed shoes when the 4-week wait-and-see period is up next week.
Thanks so much for asking 😀
bb
xx