Tuesday Talk | Had a Small Health Scare 🤒| Quick September Challenge Update

Tuesday Talk | Had a Small Health Scare 🤒| Quick September Challenge Update

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[janetleeharrison]

Glad the infection wasn't more serious. As an American, I watched bits of the Queen's funeral with sorrow. My late grandparents really respected & admired her - grandpa served in WWII. The fact that she was mentally & physically able to work all the way up to, almost, the day she died at age 96 years old, should be respected by everyone!💜

[debbywhitsitt]

Yes, glad it all turned out ok. And I, an American, was up in the wee hours watching the Queen's funeral. Her death touched me deeply, maybe because my mother passed less than 2 years ago and it brought back memories. The Queen was a special lady. I was happy to see how most of the world gathered to mourn her in one way or another.❤️

[olderpennsylvanian-op]

Oh these bodies of ours!!! Glad you are on the mend and no longer worried that it is something scary. I had a great respect for the life of the Queen. Her gracious manner and love of service, and sound faith will be missed. My mom looked a lot like her and also had a penchant for hats, so many times photos of her reminded me of my own mom, so I will miss seeing those photos as often. Love to all your channel members, and thankful for the community we are a part of.

[juanitawong]

Very glad all turned out well. Even though I am in the US, I was saddened at the news of the Queens passing. She had been the prominant figure in England my entire life. She held herself with such grace and humbleness it is nice to see so many remember her life.

[tamisherwood]

On eye problems can be scary. So glad it wasn't anything big. I'm an American and I watched all I could about the Queen these past 11 days. I believe she touched the world. Such an amazing woman, but I don't think I could have lived under the pressures she had to. Take care of that she and we'll be looking forward to next Tuesday's talk. (No matter how big or small)

[annnicholls]

I also watched the 10 days of the Queen’s burial process. The Queen is a big deal in Australia as well. I felt quite emotional at times in the grieving process. I am glad your eye is improving.

[susanvanduyn]

Any issues with your eyes is a big deal! Better safe than sorry, always. As so many people have said even tho the Queen was 96, unreasonable expectations were she would reign forever. We are Americans living in California but we share your mourning. We recorded and watched the entire funeral that was broadcast. She was an amazing women.

[lisasellers]

Yes. It is a big deal! The queen was more than special. She was the most perfect example on this earth of life, service and love. No one critical of her could ever measure up to her! So thankful your eye is ok. I look forward to all your videos and can’t wait for the next one. Love from Tennessee, USA.

[darlene]

I’m so glad you are okay and will heal. I agree the Queen’s Funeral was absolutely class, incredible coordination and pageantry. Thank you Anita for your update, bless you. See you next week.

[IndigoNili]

SO glad it wasn't more serious! 🤗😘

[bettydantzler]

So glad you are ok. Our eyes are so precious. You are to be congratulated for not letting it derail you. Such a good example to set for your followers. So many times, we allow hiccups in life to give us permission to give it up for awhile. Way to go!

[lindabertolini]

Glad you're on the mend. I'm sure you'll look fine for the photo shoot. I tested positive for Covid today and am feeling a bit under the weather as well. I watched the Queen's funeral too, it was a beautiful ceremony. My MIL was a British subject. She came to the states during WWII and met my husband's dad. We went to England on our honeymoon. She was an extraordinary woman whose leadership of her commonwealth will never be matched.

[rikwen]

So glad your eye is ok! That can be scary trying to figure out what is happening and then confusing the doctors doesn't help. I would be just as bad rubbing my eye if it was itching. Boy, you brought up things that I was thinking when I heard the Queen had died, where was I when. This is such a big event for the Commonwealth for someone who ruled for 70 years. I watched quite a bit of the move from Balmoral to Edinburgh to London and then the funeral. I consider it a very historical event of the likes I will probably never see again.

[VeldaE]

You should never have to apologize for honoring your Queen. I’m an American, born and raised, but I too cried during the celebration of her life. She was a wonderful example for everyone.

[chrissiebowie]

The passing of our Queen was a significant world event. So pleased you are ok.

[debg]

No apology needed for watching the Queens's funeral. I am in the US and have always admired and respected what a wonderful monarchy she ran - focused on loyalty and a lifetime of service to her country and commonwealth.

[amsohn]

Oh Anita, just take care of you. NO WORRIES AT ALL!! Praying for and over you and a super quick healing
Blessings

[sees]

Thanks for being so real. Glad all is well. The Queen made all of our lives more regal and her passing deserves noting. The 3rd graders I was teaching today mentioned the Queen as we were discussing leaders and national monuments. Be well

[debi]

Its a big deal in the US. The Queen was a special lovely woman. You did great with your health scare. Being mindful of you're goal.

[mdketzer]

So glad you are okay. I think Queen Elizabeth is a big deal everywhere. She was an incredible woman and is loved by all!❤❤❤