[minesmik]

At present I am living in a nursing home,receiving chemo.
I am barely a step above a beginner in knitting. I am looking for a pattern for a "Frog" knitted flat.I am unable to purchase on line.
I would appreciate any help.
Many thanks in advance
Mikki

 

[jumbleburt]

I can't help you with the pattern, but wanted to welcome you. I hope that knitting and making friends here will help your days go by more quickly and that your chemo is successful.

 

[diziescott]

Hi! Do you mean a stuffed toy frog, or a frog hat? I will see what I can find. I hope you enjoy doing knitting while you are receiving your chemo. Be sure to ask here if you have any questions. Someone is bound to be able to help!

 

[kacey64]

Welcome to KP! Prayers and positive thoughts are coming your way for a complete, speedy recovery and many happy years of knitting with us.

 

[DottieH]

Hi Mikki, and welcome from Massachusetts! Sorry, unable to help with your request, but I'm sure someone will, like diziescott!

Thinking of you, and wishing you an uneventful, and quick recovery to good health!

 

[1cleaner]

Hi and welcome to the forum, I'm sure someone here will help you out with the frog.

 

[Nana5]

A warm welcome from Arizona, having had chemo twice I know how it zaps your strength, but can't touch your inner strength, stay strong and keep knitting! big hugs

 

[Grandma Jo]

Greetings to you from Livingston, MT. Hope your chemo goes well and that you can recover quickly.

 

[Susabella]

Prayers going your way, hello and welcome from FL.

 

[nhauf001]

hello and welcome from North Texas,

 

[Gloria Hall]

Positive thoughts for successful chemo treatment to you and Welcome here from Nebraska.

 

[minesmik]

Many thanks for the kind welcome and wishes. I am on the homes' wi-fi, and can only get on "forum based" sites, when it feels like letting me on. I guess they are afraid the employes will spend their time on non-business related stuff (fun stuff).
I was told in Feb., I was terminal with T-cell Lymphoma, and went for a 2nd opinion which makes me very sick for a week after chemo. Presently, blood work has remained the same for 2 months so they have put chemo on hold,but time will tell and I go back to the Dr. end of Sept., I have a lot of free time. Knitting seems to be the easiest for me, as opposed to needlepoint and reading, keeps my mind and hands occupied.
email is [email protected] Thanks again Mikki

 

[debch]

Hello and welcome from No. Arizona! Prayers to you for a speedy recovery.