Or Get Busy Dyin’. If you have known me for any amount of time or have read the blog for more than a few posts, you will know that this is one of my favorite all time movies/books – The Shawshank Redemption. Ben and I happened to catch the last 15 minutes of this movie …
That’s the rate of Kendall’s progress. Slow and steady. I do’nt know what i am hoping for or wishing for or thinking might happen – that i’ll wake up one morning and have a pudgy roly poly 4 month old who can roll over by herself? i don’t know exactly – but I just know …
Plodding along. going through motions. hoping i don’t leave one of the 74 steps to proper IV infusion out or get them out of order and hep lock the IV off before i’ve saline flushed it. cereal for the girls, multiple clothing changes for kaylen, lunches made for kealey, paperwork signed for school, and insurance …
Wow – Friday night was brutal. It was like having a newborn, except you didn’t just have to get up and feed the newborn four times, you had to get up and perform semi-complex medical procedures, carefully mix the food, and THEN feed the newborn. I can’t complain, truly. Ben took ALL the feedings and …
(and here is where you all have the synthesized bridge of this song running through your head…) We are on final countdown notice for discharge. Gathering final paperwork and signatures, booking ben and my appointments to have our kidneys harvested to pay for this stay, gathering all the medical supplies laying around the room up …
