Goodness knows I could probably write about five HUNDRED things i’ve learned in the hospital over the past few years, but for brevity’s sake, I’ll keep it to just five that are most relevant to this most recent stay. 1.) Checking into the ER at midnight after a 3 hour drive is not a super …
We find ourselves firmly ensconced in “the woods” of some kind. Kendall cannot seem to find her way out of the woods, and where she goes, i go. So we are wandering in the woods of septic shock, with DIC rivers, presser thorn bushes, access clearings, and gram negative bears. My mind is still spinning …
A new day, a new week. Full of possibilities and opportunities. And maybe even some answers and plans if we are lucky. I figured after my crazy whine/rant last week that it was time for an update, and time to change my attitude. The update is that Kendall’s lab numbers came back looking even crappier …
I feel like that’s all I do some days. Wait for energy to descend upon me like a magical glove from heaven. Wait for the fax machine to ring announcing Kendall’s labs are done. Waiting for a doctor to call back with a plan. Waiting for Kendall to feel better. Waiting for a break to …
Cause we got a whole lotta whining about to get down in here. First of all – I feel horrible. Let me just whine about my sinuses, ears, eyes, nose, throat and head for a few seconds. I went to bed last night feeling ok, woke up this morning feeling like a truck ran me …
