Andy’s Flower Studio Greenville

02/15/2023

Well, all here we are again. Seems like each time I make a post I ended back in the hospital. They did lots of tests and found out that I needed to have a another little surgery which happened yesterday.

I am feeling a bit better, but more pressure off of my body.

They have recently found a spot on my liver not sure what it is, but they will do a biopsy on Friday.

The dance continues…

02/11/2023

Good evening and our apologies. Once again due to continued recovery from cancer and cancer side effects we are temporarily closed until further notice. We will not be in the capacity to produce any Valentine’s Day bouquets or arrangements or deliveries. I apologize for the inconvenience. Thank you for your continued support and prayers. We hope to be back in the very near future. 

02/02/2023

Great chocolate!

01/29/2023

Happy Sunday! Can’t sleep so I thought I would make a quick update post. I hope this finds all to happen to read this doing extremely well. Andy here. It’s taking so much longer to find any kind of consistency with my recovery and it can be frustrating. They say it can take up to 6 months or more from last treatments to even begin to feel better. The set back with the side effects combined with the hospital stay, and surgery December 24th hasn’t helped. It’s been difficult watching the dreams you had have to be put on hold continuously. I thank you all for your continued support and prayers. Andy’s Flower Studio is not going anywhere. I am just working with the the strength I have to get stronger so we can be back to doing what we love to do and create beautiful flowers for you guys. Thanks for taking the time to stop by.
Andy

01/05/2023

01/02/2023

Hello everyone! Andy here. I just wanted to quick check in. I am just returning home from a stent in the hospital from December 17 to December 30. While there lots of tests were run and they end up having to do a surgery to alleviate some of the swelling I have been experiencing since the beginning and pre-cancer diagnosis.

Things are moving slow, I am working to heal. As much as I hate to say this, I’m not sure at this time when we will reopen. You know how to pains my heart as there is nothing, I like more than making beautiful flower arrangements to go out into the world.

2022 was not the year I had envisioned it to be for myself or for Andy’s Flower Studio Greenville . Being sick for 7 1/2 months out of the year has truly been daunting and exhausting.

I just wanted to keep you guys in the loop. I hope you’re off to a wonderful beginning of your 2023! 

12/25/2022

Part of why I love dogs so much!

12/25/2022

May each of you enjoy the best of the holiday Season!

12/25/2022

4:30 AM Post:

Hey Guys, Andy here. Surgery yesterday morning went as expected. I have a little bit of pain. Sleep most all the day and night after that thus this post.

I am returning from scan on my left buttock to see if they can determine a source for the pain that has brought me into the ER now twice.

The swelling in said buttock has reduced tremendously (Thank You Jesus).

I will keep you updated as I learn more.

12/23/2022

Good afternoon everyone, Andy from Andy’s Flower Studio again. I hope you all are staying warm. Just wanted to give a quick update from my previous post.

The pain was daunting, so on Saturday evening I came to the hospital UT Southwestern to the ER. I was admitted as they wanted to begin their round of test to see if they could figure out what was truly going on with everything.

Since being here I have had two blood transfusions, and there’s a surgery scheduled for tomorrow morning to help hopefully relieve a great deal of the pain that I’m currently experiencing along with some of the other side effects.

Thank you so much for your continued prayers and support. I will continue to keep you posted.

12/21/2022

Sonia Reid had a pretty good first attempt floral design today that turned out pretty well.

12/20/2022

Dallas Animal Services has been offering $150 gift cards to people who foster medium or big dogs to help stop the spread of canine upper respiratory infection.