This project is a brightly coloured rainbow blanket I'm making for a friend's baby:
The word 'recovery' in the blog title is a reference to why I'm sitting around knitting during the school holidays when I should be rushed off my feet. I alluded in a previous blog post to a challenging time in my life. Three weeks ago I had my fourth miscarriage and it has been a devastating and difficult time. Given the school holidays and my husband starting a new job I opted for a 'watch and wait' policy rather than any medical intervention. Despite the events of this week, I still maintain this was the right choice for my family and myself. On Monday afternoon I started bleeding heavily and this persisted into the evening. After three near faints at home I was admitted to hospital. They thankfully managed to deal with the cause of the bleeding but after fainting twice due to the blood loss, I ended up staying two nights in hospital and having a blood transfusion.
I am now home and on the mend, albeit very tired and a bit weak! My parents and my amazing church family have been great in helping with my children and words can't even begin to describe how fabulous my husband has been. I am resting up, hence plenty of knitting time and the project is progressing well. Bizarrely my friend had her baby while we were both in the same hospital at the same time but obviously in very different circumstances. It seems appropriate that what has been a bit of an outing to say the least, a is channelled into something positive!
Wow loving the rainbow colours, I too watched Rainbow Brite
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